Reformers and printers listed for Vermont weekly
The Vermont Printing Co. advertisement notes per year publishers and rates while detailing the Reformer’s printing and shop locations. It mentions weekly Friday afternoon operations in the Allery area and references multiple offices including ARSEMAY AMATTLEBOND PORT and an Acorn Clare BML. The notice is dated Friday, January 27, 1908, with references to Seattleboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theriemer
Flory
American House
Mechanical Department
Reformer Line Shop
Allery
Arsemay
Debate on whipping post in Delaware reform attempt
A Wilmington County warden reports that whipping post punishment did not endorse Roosevelt's plan for Columbia District. He notes repeat whippings and warns of demoralizing influence on prisoners and spectators, urging lawful punishment for wife beating and possible divorce action as a remedy.
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Wilmington County
Del
Worktoute
Roosevelt
Distriet of Columbia
Burke
Delaware
Alan
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Massaachusetts
Han
Public sentiment on Rogers death penalty inquiry
In a column the representative Hapgood argues the governor should defer to public feeling on the Rogers case and seeks a judicial mental competency inquiry before punishment. The piece urges timely decision and notes support for fair enforcement, calling the death penalty debate a late public outcry.
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Tn A& Communication
Hapgood
Rogera
House of Repreventatives
Nakine
Rogers
Roger Weslo
Evicting a Newspaper: A Voraciite avatas revents Nimmaf
A garbled 1005 date story from The Reformer describes a controversial eviction and legal disputes involving Nimmaf and the Youn group. The clipped text references property issues, purchase refusals, and disturbing incidents, with unclear names and places. The piece hints at serious cases and revolting reported incidents without clear details.
Vermont Letters on Justice and Media in Public Life
A Vermont paper column discusses President Roosevelt's views on sex in punishment, public reporting of executions, and journalistic duty. It cites letters from Ludlow and Rutland, debates over representation in the state legislature, and critiques of machine politics, urging transparent, dignified coverage of legal proceedings and informed suffrage education.
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M Ludlow
Rutland
Vermont
Mra. Rogery
Dolius
Washington's Will and the Crypt Tomb At Capitol
In a Vermont correspondent's tale of Washington's crypt at the Capitol an elderly guide recounts the original plan for a tomb beneath the chamber. The piece details the crypt’s features, the will’s designation, and how Congress debated the resting place while inaugurations and hotel life surround the looming event.
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Washington
Versmont
Congress
House
Gener
Saall
Jabout
Iva paraMel
Court of Vermont
India
Hanes
Capitol
Creale
Rigg
Ceveri
Fifteenth
Femelle
Treasury
Borhood
Willard
Wirne Est
New Yy
Augustine
Raleigh
Pennsylvanis Avenue
Congressional
Deace
J.B Harris
Matters of Opinion Continuous Performance Campaigns in 1968
A brisk editorial urges immediate campaign organization noting the 1968 race looms in under four years. The piece stresses urgency, vigilance, and constant activity to avoid danger, warning that even brief intervals can be risky for the nation and its leaders.
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Brooklyn Bayle
Tax Law Controversy Spurs Debate Over Voting Rights
Citizens argue over tax payment and voting eligibility, with claims of constitutional protection and state latitude. Vermont and Massachusetts examples surface as observers discuss whether unpaid taxes justify disenfranchisement. Rural and urban perspectives mix amid broader tax and civil liberties debates.
The Meddler and a Fire Hydrant Contradiction
The Meddler recounts a Sunday fire where hydrant access was contested at Sun and Fiich streets, noting a man blocking the nearest hydrant before a larger blaze. It surveys local humor, public figures, and playful satire without graphic detail.
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Atmusinje
Sun
Fiich
Vermont Constitution and women's rights debate
The item cites Mrs Lillie Devereaux Flaky arguing Vermont’s constitution should be amended to protect women’s rights, while noting the text does not include the quoted exemptions. It also mentions a Chicago Post note on Habe and a Senate tariff debate, urging that public sentiment first expresses at the ballot box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benator Smoot
Institutum
Lillie
St Albiny Menenger
Lillie Devereaux
Aemont
Vermont
Vermont Ponds
Lhabe
Teagues
iChicago Post
Hopking
Congress
Vinol touted as old age cure by London physician
An advertisement extols Vinol as a remedy for aging, claiming age is a bodily tissue issue and that Vinol can halt decline. It cites letters from grateful users, including George F. Greene and Mrs Sarah J. Wittman, praising strength, appetite, and vitality restored by the tonic.
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London
George FE. Greene
AL Barker
Evapmvilie
Mio
Wdt
Homer Bato
Alesander Hamilton
Mra
Sarah
Sears
George R Greene Drucgis
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Wlindham County Reformer
the Vermont Printing Co., Publishers
Seattleboro
Voice of
the People
Upsitt
Hunt Willan
New York
Vermont Union
Springfeld
Troy Pimon
Caledonia County
Grant
Heb. Woodward
Phen
United Body of
Fairbanks
Fiona
Vermont Nuk
Alex Dunnett
St. Johnsbury
Col
Curtis Kemery
Chelsea
Esquire Weston
Bellows Park
Cal FD
Pri
Weston
Machooner
Helms
Pendin
Colkess Hild
Interes
Brandon Baien
Massachusetts
Mramichusetts
Russia
Middibhury Register
Hove
New England
Mass
Tuson
New York Central
Uider
New Haven
Horton & Albany
New Lordin Northern
Grand ‘Trunk
Lagonyily
Boston & Albany
Meachusetts
New Knelini
Canada Line
Rouxes Point
Des Sehsboro
Lake Optario
Boston & Maine
Springfield
Dlinton & Maine
the Meddler
Eess
Ant Dauehtere
Vemont
Springfelt
Hello
Valley Fair Association
Apa
Las
Blanko
Ceylon
Japan
Louls Exposition
Inoa
Brattleboro Business Directory
Whituay Tial
Praviton Wilton
Psarie
Meniainiler
Kysetnn
Bobo
Bem Westen
Matlock
Rober
Crombvy
A. Lee
Hours Bend
Union Hock
Dlinuttichora
Cae
Crosby Block
Youttat
Asia
Seater
Hooker Block
Robert C. Bacon
Hoos
Petg Mac oMage Butttonures
W. D. Smith
Waterman & Martin
Omco
Job E Gale
Allarey
Caiis
Brartiationa
W. H. Moody
Clark
Brattleboro Gas Light Comp’y Furkiah
CAS & Electric
Brattleboro
Elliot Street
Lanning
Lucius W. Adams
Yechaser
Mmos
Soi Main Steel
Etephone
Wat
Choice
Dakota
Prvititaliy i Fonda
Hart AD
Tungurst Tyne
Vestin
VT. Loan & Trust CO
Mrmtatebary, Vt
F.B. Putnam
Gono
Agen
Florida
California
Central Street
Howard & Yearly
Haigh’s
W.H. HAIGH, —_Ellot
FOR
Robbins & Cowle
Brooks
Gure
H. E. Bond & Co
Truttleboroa, Vi
C. F.R. Jenne
Ourrman
Mate Ginah
Beglovers
Havin Ktean
Sco
White Star
Paley Line & Co
Proyda DR. Smith
Floyd E. Smith
Flat Street
Wink Leatie Smith
Greene’s Pharmacy
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