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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1906
Page
2
A Montpelier Journal editorial discusses a 1902 Vermont law banning payment for political advertising to promote nominations. It examines conflicts with newspaper business and calls for Supreme Court interpretation, noting ads by Democrats in 1904 and the need for fair advertising rules without curbing press rights.
The St Telmsbury Caledonian opposes the Vermont Union Signal stance on Fletcher D Proctor for governor calling the Signal's critique a boomerang and labeling Percival W Clement as undeserving of labor support. It defends Proctor and portrays Clement as unfit for laborer friendship.
A compilation of opinions from editorial writers discusses Vermont water projects and debt, criticizing tax burdens and the town’s yearly revenue, while weighing political stances on reform and public works. It notes opposition to certain candidates and debates over temperance, labor, and reform.
The Rutland candidate Percival W. Clement prepares for a governorship fight aided by organized labor. He seeks reform of public institutions and opposes Proctor's hold, with potential labor backing and a possible third candidate. Proctor may seek to place his son Fletcher in the governor’s office, a plan long discussed in political circles.
The Meddler column reports heated discussion in the Valley about a deficit claim and the village budget. Citizens, including Mr Pierce, express doubt about scares of financial shortfalls and political maneuvering surrounding a senate candidacy. Local groups gather, with campaign tensions rising as residents seek clarity on spending and priorities.
Letters from seniors praise Vinol as a miracle for the aged. A.J. Baker of Evansville, Sarah J. Windrom, Jos Raiwn of Decatur, and Geo E. Greene describe renewed vigor, strength, and red blood. The ad claims Vinol contains cod liver oil components that rebuild tissues and nerves, with a money back guarantee in Brattleboro.
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