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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1906
Page
3
The lettered column fragment discusses Vermont politics, naming figures like Randolph Merald and Newey Teie, plus mentions public notices about advertising and elections. It hints at campaigns, party dynamics, and calls for reform while preserving a civic tone and local commentary.
A Brattleboro resident from South Main Street recounts back pain and kidney discomfort, praising Doan's Kidney Pills after relief. The testimonial notes prior doctors' visits and widespread availability at local drug stores.
A Vermont reformer column condemns vague laws and proposes improved civic education. It urges study by schools and local groups to strengthen constitutional understanding, while stressing the need for capable town representatives and honest lawmaking at Montpelier.
Mr Pratt, expert accountant, says vouchers cover every expenditure and graft by a superintendent would require directors cooperation. He notes auditors’ records show proper books and that superintendents lack discretionary funds, with monthly advances to cover current bills and required director approval.
The St Albans Messenger admits editorial strain and misprints while Vermont readers debate public schools polling rights and voter process. Commentators urge fact based reporting as politicians and citizens wrestle with governance, elections, and constitutional questions.
The Rutland Herald cites lawyer John G. Sargent of Ludlow opining that the Act to Prevent Corrupt Practices targets paid editorial advocacy in newspapers. He argues such advertising content, when paid for by a candidate, is a protected expression under free speech and press, and that restricting it contravenes Articles of the Vermont Constitution.
A reform drive advances as residents vote to own and fund a new water system costing 250000 dollars. A committee of progressive local businessmen leads construction with Moboro already seen as likely to deliver betterment and growth.
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