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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1906
Page
4
Local items cover residents’ health notes, visits, relocations, and town duties. Mentions Susie Mannalan, Arvind Pike, Rev A E Walch, and staff changes at Central Vermont line, with community events at Elliot street and Brattleboro readings.
The Probate Court for Marlboro Vermont informs all interested in the estate of Earl P Willard, late of Dummerston, that a hearing will decide on the allowance of the final account submitted by W K Walker administrator. The hearing takes place at the Horton probate office in Brattleboro on the first day of January 2000. All interested parties may appear to be heard.
A fragment from Hyde Park Vermont discusses poultry profitability and hen health in cold January February and March. It mentions waste proportions and asserts Green Cut Bone and Meat as a valued article for keeping hens strong and healthy. A notice offers a barrel of this commodity for $2.50 with freight prepaid to New England or New York railroad stations.
A garbled appeal touts marketing schemes for New England farmers. It claims to guide growers to higher prices and better commissions, mentioning Vermont and a plan to salting methods. The text reads like an old time prospectus from The New England Farmer.
A noisy sequence of public notices, meetings, and local chatter fills the week. References include plans for water board work, church services, and civic discussions about subsidies and contracts. Amid reform talk, residents debate assignments, attendances, and potential shipments.
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