Brattleboro Calendar Ad Ventures Prices and Wanted Notices
A varied Brattleboro calendar lists prices 30 cents each or 35 cents wrapped for mailing, with a 5 cent discount for six or more. It notes in shop tailors in Bemttiebur on Mala St and several “WANTED” lines for jobs and goods, including mortgage security, hides, pelts, and cash purchases. Also seeks a software computer operator and a printer, with Vermont Chase Co. advertising hire.
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Mortess
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Rumpeterk
Anes
Am Mets Vt
Fragmented OCR note on assets and property details
A garbled OCR fragment lists assets including land hay and a house with rooms and utilities. Mentions 600000 f Amber Finenfently lverited and references to personal property, a telephone, barn, and Italian terms. The text is incomplete and contains many unclear terms and impossible measurements.
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Vermont Legislature Ends Session After Turbulent Day
The Vermont Legislature adjourned after a tense session focusing on an automobile measure and tax proposals. Liberal lawmakers secured a tight win on the auto bill while debates over licensing, taxation, and public documents continued, with committee work and appointments finalized before adjournment.
Eddy Appointed Resister in Stratton Seat
Anthony B Sehwenk judge of pro state, quaterday appointed Hermon E Eddy to mister. Eddy, 9 Stratton, young man, has been in Clarke C Fitts office for tenote. Former town clerk of Stratton, he represented H town in the Legislature of 1908 as the young member for that seat. The appointment will meet general satisfaction.
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Anthony B. Sehwenk
Prostate
Quaterday
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Eddy Ie
Stratton
Clarke C. Fitts
Tis
Erke
Fet
General Assembly
Brattleboro Edges Toward City Water System Deal
The village wins authority to own and run a water system via a charter amendment Approved by Governor Proctor the measure allows up to 400000 for a system and names a seven to twelve member board to negotiate and oversee. The bill's fate involved legislative maneuvering, lobbying, and a final senate approval before the governor signed it.
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Vermont Lawmakers Pass Broad Railroad and Tax Reforms
Vermont legislators enacted measures expanding railroad regulation and rate controls, creating judicial reorganizations, and boosting state authority over corporations and taxation. Key actions include centralizing railroad oversight, enlarging regulatory power, reforming courts, abolishing free tax exemptions, and establishing state boards and commissions to improve governance and public services.
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M. C. A. Notes Present A Year’s Membership Offer
A local M C A note announces a year’s membership gift option for friends, relatives, or employees. The present includes gymnasium access, pool table use, and entertainment opportunities, with a price of five dollars per ticket. The listing hints at social benefits and expanding one’s circle through this offer.
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