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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1906
Page
2
In Windham County a Vermont Promoting Company forum frames how voters should question candidates for federal offices. The piece urges honesty over pandering, argues public scrutiny improves representation, and highlights support for Haskins while noting labor and regional interests weigh into the debate about forest reserves and agriculture policy.
Organized Tabor in Vermont drafts bills to embody its domain in state legislation. Candidates may be advised to take intelligent action only if they believe the measure serves general welfare. The railroad rate bill passes a stubborn senate but must clear conference and, eventually, application and enforcement.
The unreadable fragments reference a debate on land rights, governance, and constitutional authority. Mentions of land tenure, rights of radon women, and references to a vessel and bishops hint at a historic legal or political discourse. Overall, the passage is garbled and lacks a coherent narrative.
A Vermont meeting reports industrial growth and educational reforms. Speakers include Col Vrwek Li of St Albans and Governor Charles A. Whitman addressing agriculture, marble quarrying, rail freight, and school advancement. The assembly outlines capital investment rises, teacher training, and district schooling benefits while debating water power, arbitration, and statewide policy.
Northfield News reports Vivablent Moomerelt plans a 90 minute return. The article discusses possible delays and questions over whether the effort targets big growth or the varied tone of entertainment. Details suggest mixed reactions from local observers.
A garbled passage questions Governor Mell travel and a separate point cites contingency and presidential marriage charges. The text shows incomplete phrases and unclear references to veracity and a pane city experience.
A Richford man, Alicon White, received a 38 year sentence to the House of Correction for a mass of liquor offenses including sale and distribution amid a ruling on prohibitory law limits. The trial also touched on the legality of a three year maximum for violations and referenced broader political and legal actions in Vermont.
Brattleboro resident T E Poller narrates three months of headaches dizziness and urinary trouble. He credits Down's Kidney Pills bought at Holden's drug store with curing nocturnal urination and kidney pain, enabling restful sleep and overall improvement. Foster Milburn Co. sells the pills for 50 cents. remember the Dean's name.
In Rutland Herald recount, Leo Rosenblun a Hebrew in hiding claims he and 17 others were lured from New York by an agent of the Vermont Marble Company to Proctor Vermont, paid only 1.25 a day, housed in a shanty with scarce food, threatened with arrest if they tried to escape, and compelled to sleep three per bed. Additional details include a forged North American Labor Exchange slip and the men’s plans to flee to Rutland and Whitehall in protest.
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