Referendum High License Local Option Debate in Vermont
Brattleboro voters face a high stakes referendum as Vermont Republicans push for local option licensing. The pamphlet attacks prohibition as unenforceable and favors a high license path, arguing it brings equal rights and modern governance. Prominent figures and candidates including Conland and Fitts are discussed in the Brattleboro context. Governor Roosevelt and national figures are noted in related visit coverage, with party machinery, public opinion, and legal questions shaping the campaign.
Farmer’s Chicken Catcher Saga Warns of Dark Tactics
A rural tale unfolds about a professional chicken catcher accused of cruelty and framed by rivals. The narrative follows townspeople debating ethics, the fate of poultry, and the danger of false employment claims amid a tense contest over a vital farm role.
Confusing Ballot Warns Voters Over Duplicate Names
The Official Ballot for Town Representative includes Dr James Conland on two party tickets. Voters are urged to mark only one ballot by placing an X in the square at the top or to the right of his name. Marking both ballots will render the ballot invalid.
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Voters Urged to Correctly Mark Ballots Next Tuesday
Caution to voters about proper ballot marking for upcoming election. The notice explains that a mark at the head of a party ticket can invalidate the entire ticket and urges careful attention to vote the Republican or Democratic lines correctly. It emphasizes marking only one ticket to ensure votes count and explains how straight-ticket marks affect county and state selections.
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Notice from Vermont election slate and probate judge text
A fragmented 19th century political notice outlines candidates for state senate attorney county court judges probate judge and sheriff in Vermont. It mentions John J. Q. Connor and John K. Gale for probate judges and F. A. Mall for county commissioner, with Davenport and Lawrence among other names, and a county seat vote in Newsfane.
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