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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1906
Page
4
P W Clement argues for state reform through a single commission to run all institutions. The governor heads it, contracts are bid, and the auditor reports costs. Waste and graft would be curbed, taxes cut, and funds redirected to highways. Supporters urged to vote for Reorganization over the current system. Issued by the Clement Literary Bureau, 1906.
Court in Brattleboro set Feb 8 1906 for the examination of the estate of Willard late of Townsend. W. P. Welker named administrator. Notice to all interested parties to appear in the Probate Office to present claims or object to the account.
Local activists and leaders discuss a temperance plan amid a heated debate over liquor regulation. The committee reports call for sobriety, citing crime, poverty, and economic costs from drink, while urging temporary measures and broader public action in Rutland and Chittenden County.
A chaotic mix of political debate and medical claims fills the page. Vermont’s strongest magnetic healer, Jaber, draws opinion as communities discuss licensing and alcohol policies. Reports mention railway ties, corporate roles, and disputed revenue impacts amid broader health and political discourse.
A letter from W B Galge of 6 Ritter Bt Brattleboro Vermont praises Prof Wilkins for a cure after swift treatment. He claims the professor’s oil and power relieved throat trouble and restored appetite, urging others to seek treatment at Hinsdale Road Brattleboro offices, with availability on specific days in Brattleboro and Keene New Hampshire.
South Mills resident shares relief from years of indigestion after using Kedol Digest. The endorsement notes improved appetite and sound sleep, with the druggist recommending Kedol and selling by Geo. B. Greene.
An old advertisement claims Hyomel cleanses nasal and throat membranes, kills catarrh germs, and offers a complete permanent cure. It touts simple use and guarantees as a guaranteed cure, priced at $1.00 per bottle, sold by George E. Greene.
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