Grange Aspirations and Parliamentary Dust Up in Vermont
The Brattleboro items recount C J Bell of Walden urging grangers to push for a broad policy agenda in the upcoming legislature, including anti trust provisions and taxation reform. The piece notes Bell as a potential Republican gubernatorial contender and cites local sentiment toward state rail commissions and public interests. It also touches on social issues from the Rogers murder case and a push for graded schools and educational reform, while offering editorials on morality, public policy, and civic virtue.
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Frightened horse runs wild as arnica salve praised
A distorted ad notes a frightened horse running down the street and claims arnica salve from F. H Holden & Co's Drug Store cures burns cuts sores and piles quickly, urging adoption for all injuries.
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Editorial Snapshots From Contemporaries On Prohibition And Politics
A Burlington man serves months for taking a horse under false pretenses while a Northfield man faces probation for criminal familiarity with a young girl. The piece criticizes lax enforcement of prohibition and calls for stricter penalties. It notes Wisconsin’s push for popular elections and debates reformers versus incumbents, urging accountability and clearer guidelines amid national conventions.
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Burlington
Northfield
States ponder railway tax and deer hunt costs
Northfet Newsy reports Maine game Commissioners say a new law would raise rail way funding while curbing hunting days and permits. They claim revenue gains from licensing and increased patrols, though hunters expect stricter limits and fewer shooting days under the measure.
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Vatmiant
Independent Voter Seeks Progressive Policy Platform
The piece urges the Republican party to modernize and embrace reform to appeal to independent voters. It argues candidates must align with true party doctrines yet support progressive ideas for the state's upbuilding while keeping the party united and credible with voters.
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Temiblican
Fragmented Barre Political Feud Sparks Internal Party Debate
In Barre the Clement and anti Clement factions of the Republican party exposed fault lines as long held differences over duty and action surfaced. The dispute centers on who acted and who hesitated, revealing a struggle over leadership style and responsibility.
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Republican Party
Barre
Taylor Whitklen
The Meddler and the vulgar throng in print
The Meddler notes readers care little for seeing names in print yet laments a man upset his name was published without consent. It opines many enjoy obituaries and mocks Brattleboro for vulgar curiosity while criticizing Brattleboro's newspaper coverage. It then shifts to Springfield Republican praise for telephone service improvements and calls for better central office practices to avoid misrung lines and angry customers.
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Christmas Spruces Growing in Londonderry State
Fragmented local note discusses spruce trees and timber in Londonderry. It mentions dangers of famine misinterpretation and encourages continuing cultivation, with references to farmers, prices, and community action and restraint. The text is garbled but implies growing spruces and timber value amid concern.
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Gabriel
Old Sweethearts Are the Sweetest Verse Print
Under Us Pawns You Ought to Know, the Moston Globe printed a verse by Fudge Wendell Phillips SuicTord of Vernon Stpromit court. It says His Hone Were written for his family but published at a friend’s solicitation under the title North Powers. Old sweethearts are the sweetest, as all true lovers know.
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