License Fight Near Hinsdale Church Sparks Legal Debate
Trustees of Hinsdale Methodist Episcopal church challenge the Hinsdale license board over a Gale third class license within 200 feet of the church. The Anti Saloon League and New Hampshire denomination committees pressed for a ruling, arguing the location endangers public welfare. the board favored compliance with the statute as written. The case may go to superior court or the state supreme court for final resolution.
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Gale
Yen Honeard
Try Moralander
Fred C. Gule
Galv
Aly
Brattleboro
Heense
Hirotelehern
Cheshin Repress Company
Ekpresa Bustin
Braylon
Fred Gate
Phirdielan
Hinsinte
Heense Commission
Concord
Gal
Anti Saloon League
Hinsdale
Methodist Tptiscopal
Tinstate
Joan
Board of License Commissioners
Board of
Truateen
AnthSaloon League
Anti-Saloon League
Little Methodist Church
Liense Comimissioners
Board of Commisioners
Inw
Mufferone
Aliforne
Ehareh Hen
League
I Aailoon
Fate Denomination
Comiteslou
Ateh
Hyet
Pollowin
Methodist Apiscopal Church
P. C. Gale
Methodist aeaCre
Edger Blake
Avorne
A. Henry
William Wood
Wallire
Mancloster
Seth
Dan
Moon
Esay
Vmrutal
Mn Joan
Pxnet
Church of Theme
Denarii
Iensdynartern
Anth
Adlon Longue
Anil
Eipisoogal Elmrel
Robbin
Ani
Jaare Pertretty
Frome
Ellupell
Rvsut
Boone
Mileage graft charged shocks Larne townsmen
A lengthy report details alleged mileage graft tied to House of Correction commitments from Larne towns. Investigators recount state workers and officers profiting from transfers to Rutland and other sites, naming officials and towns implicated, and urging legal action to curb abuse and recover funds.
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House of Correction
Larne
Four Simple Rules For Health And Digestion
An early 20th century plea promotes Mi-na-nA as a digestive aid. It claims three simple rules for health: regular bowels, slow thorough chewing, and avoiding indigestible foods. The ad asserts Mi-o-na is not a cure-all but a scientific remedy for digestive weakness and guarantees payment only if it works. It also mentions local legal actions and city police finances in Rutland.
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George EB. Greene
Casey
Tracy
Washington County
Jackson
Wren
Rutland
Why Poultry is Profitable and Health for Hens
A fragment discusses poultry profitability linked to hen health during severe winter. It mentions Green Cut Bone and Meat as a recommended product to keep hens strong in January February and March. Hyde Park Vermont supplier Co Page offers a barrel for 2.50 prepaid to any railroad station in New England or New York.
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Murch, Co. & Page
Hyde Park
New England
New York
Egan
The Ens Question on Efficient Winter Poultry Food
Farmers in Hyde Park Vermont report a profitable winter solution by buying Green Cut Bone and Meat for poultry. The article notes the product sells for 450 per barrel of 200 pounds freight prepaid to railroad stations, with wide annual usage and strong demand. It suggests sharing a barrel with neighbors for better value and joke fodder.
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Oair Poultry
Paxe
Hyde Park
Vermont notes on land sales and public works in 1900s
Vermont news items report land parcels for city needs near Kendall Place, a 67 acre tract selling for 82 087.50, and government land sales. The piece covers bankers insolvencies, district officers, and a midwinter gathering of Vermont patriotic societies amid municipal finances and public notices. The record includes university and state officials, court actions, and local incidents with broad regional references.
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Gulfure Lng
Elaine Polvoning
Etate Laboratory
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Kendall
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Orumbia
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Leewyy Oles
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Merelmetter
Lalo
K. Welt
Kevernar-eenerel
Philippines
Juihey Tilea
Rm James V. Smt
Vermont
Thartineton
Ireneurer
Bodden
Johnslaure
Belue Mindy
Levane Bove
Fiereniuetore
Ormandte
Prureday
Tesintrit
Ainsich Toevnply Bros Ip
Iorwensnstenin
Mier
Mass
Divtriot Ciurt
Richmond
Blemi
Towa
Ae Taurtt
W. Dawa
Boston University
Liw
Avin Iene
Durion
Mabel G. Hazen
North Hero
Crosatier Lake Champlain Pritay
Hiouel
Mike Haten
Vermont Society
Burlington
Vermont Societies
Daughters of the
Colonial
Charles HL. Darling
Hite Navy
Custome
Hurlington
Gov
J. Bell
Prigent
M. FP. Cram
Weet Brookfield
W. G. Larabee
Shorehin
HL. Leonard
Beunions
Addison County
Ce Spencer
Panton
Rutland County
W. N. Fporhet
Weal Haven
Orange County
C. Fisk
Brookfield
Lamoille County
B. K. Seager
Cadya Falla
J. F. Manning
Rutland
Board of Aldermen
Sinking Fund
Harvard Athlletes Football Reform Sparks Overseers Vote
Harvard officials report football at Harvard Yard will be suspended until intercollegiate play meets new rules. A January meeting of the board of overseers urged amending the game to remove its evils, with warning the current method is thoroughly bad and should stop.
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Harvard
Harland
Board of Overseers
Hare Yard
Patrick Reprieved by Governor in Deciding New Trial
New York lawyer Albert T. Patrick awaiting execution in Bing Sing prison after a reprieve granted by Governor Himming. The delay extends to March 19 to allow Patrick counsel to present newly discovered evidence to a trial court. The action followed a governor’s hearing and the consent of District Attorney William Travers Jerome.
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Patrick
Albert T. Patrick
New York
Bing Sing
William Marah Rice
New York City
Himming
David B. HI
W. M. R. Oleatt
Pateloksad
William Travers Jerome
New York County
New York Dealers Rob the Poor with False Weights
The report accuses New York's weight and measure brigades chief Patric Derry of exposing a widespread scheme by butchers grocers poultry peddlers and produce merchants to short customers by fraudulent scales. Over 50 000 scales and 126 000 weights were examined showing how some shopkeepers adjust dials or loosen screws to steal ounces from every pound.
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Bureau of Weights and Measures
Patric Derry
Nin
Gaga
Autohera
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National Biscuit Company
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