Balindham County Reformer Brattleboro Friday 1906
Brattleboro Friday November 25 1906 issue of the Balindham County Reformer published by The Vermont Printing Company editor Howard Rick and WM Crane. Subscription rates listed with annual six month and per copy prices. Advertising rates include fees for obituary poetry cards and holiday notices.
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Balindham County
Vermont Printing Company
Howard
Rick
WM Crane
Dha
Village Drops Plan for Own Water System
The village at a special meeting rejected ratifying the Crowell water system purchase, signaling discontent with municipal ownership. Voters favored delaying ownership, pressing to avoid heavy bonds and continued board power, while urging charter changes and state health oversight for clean water.
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Crowell
Jenat
Water Board
Crowell Systems
Vaalton
Infineti
Sunset
Thait
Experimes
Water quality debate at Pleasant Valley well discussed
At Monday's meeting the assumption that Pleasant Valley and Stickney brook water is unfit for drinking was challenged. Analyses show little difference with Halladay brook water, and current village supply appears purer than historic West River water.
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Pleasant Valley
Stickney Brook
Halladay Brook
West River
Vermont News Roundup on Water Health and Politics
Rutland and Brattleboro readers see debate over Stickney brook water health and water board claims. Vermont candidates, suffrage bills, and tax questions frame a busy legislative week with notes on insurance ties, candidate fitness, and Jamestown exhibit funding. Massachusetts and New Hampshire license talks echo regional concerns.
St Johnsbury shop shuts under new law actions
A Wacket shop in St. Johnsbury reportedly closed as a result of the new law. Neighbor Jackson of Barty is said to frown on the grafters of the black board and private wire activity.
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St. Johnsbury
Jackson
Barty
Who's Burnham Anyway in New Hampshire Plans
The New York Sun discusses a proposed alliance of Democrats and Lincoln Republicans to elect Winston Churchill as congressman from New Hampshire. It notes concerns about the plan and wishes Churchill success, while musing on literature and representation in Congress. The piece references a New Hampshire senator whose term expired March 3, 1907, and mentions Henry Ebon Berli.
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Neary E. Buriknam
New Hoanpahive
Granjie
Chamter
Winston Churchill
Congress
New Hampshire
Lincoln
Henry Ebon Berlei
Bratthedore's Youth Open for Prospective Judiciary Plums
Bratthedore figures show strong public leadership backing a young nominee. The open youth position is eyed as a potential judiciary plum, reflecting trust in local public figures and a pathway for rising talent.
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Bratthedore
Becaue
Everybody's a Candidate in Windham County Brattleboro
A fragmented Poultney Journal item debates ballot recounts in New York state elections and the idea that until a ballot issue is resolved no official is elected. The piece notes broad candidacy in Windham County and suggests Brattleboro as a quick remedy.
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New York
Brattleboro
Windham County
Brattle
Brattleboro reader questions state judiciary moves
The letter argues for changes in Vermont's judiciary with Hon. BL Waterman possibly joining the supreme bench. It praises John Henry Go Thom of Stowe for reappointing as Vermont Fish and Game League secretary and credits him as an energetic worker for the league and sportmen.
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Brattleboro
BL. Waterman
Jowtax
Henry GO
Thom
Stowe
Vermont Fish and Came League
Proctor
Fish and Game
Thomas
League
Wolf
Hedgehog Legislation Debated Amid State Bounty Virus News
In view of the state having largely dispelled the bounty virus, officials consider hedgehog legislation wasteful. The persistent animal with a deformed spine inspires debate among lawmakers and citizens about its impact on agriculture and tree health.
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Van
Brattleboro Nominates George W. Sinn for State Master
Brattleboro voices support as New England Chapter hears that former Gov Chiro J. Hell will not seek re nomination as state master of the Grange. After reviewing the list of prominent members, they name George W. Sinn of Brattleboro as the most logical candidate to fill the position, with Dell Nay hinted at for potential involvement.
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Joseph A. DeBoer
Montpelier
TMS
DeBoer Warry
Ehadi
Bncause
Det
Srattleboro
Ogi
New England
Chiro J. Hell
Grange
George W. Sienn
Brattlehorn
Dell Nay
Brattlelons
Hope for a New Hampshire Democratic Triumph
A garbled text fragment suggests a Democratic hopefuls in New Hampshire with mentions of candidates and political tensions. The readable bits point to a local campaign atmosphere, focusing on honesty and earnest devotion amid party competition.
Vermont legislature and representatives urged for fair laws
The passage notes Vermont figures like Mr. Clement and St. Albans delegates in Montpelier, stressing the need for proper action on taxes, fish and game, and automobilia. It predicts eventual just laws, acknowledging varied debates and political power, with Vermont's future seen as bright.
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Onte
Clement
St. Albans
Montpelier
Vermont
Thorn
Montpelier bill aims to curb objectionable lake pollutants
A Montpelier proposal seeks to ban placing sawdust dye or other objectionable materials into state waters or waterways amid concerns over pollution and environmental impact.
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Montpelier
Vermonters Defend Pharmacy Standards at Hearing
At a public hearing Mr Ferguson of Burlington angered state board of pharmacy members by asserting Vermonters were not fit to handle liquor. The exchange prompted defense of pharmacists who have worked to raise Vermont’s pharmacy standards.
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Vergennes
Ferguson
Burlington
Eugeinte
Vermont
World News Briefs from The Era Record
District attorney reports no felony in the life insurance case while discussing possible charges. Charles Wallstein seeks agreement with Italy on excavating the ancient city Teruelaneim. A large explosion at St Peter's in Rome causes panic but no deaths. The interstate commerce commission debates a broad inquiry into a highway system and governance. The American Lager Refining Co was fined for rebates in a New York Central case. President Roosevelt signs an order to reorganize government control over the canal zone and related offices.
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Cnime
New York
Fife
Honda
New York Life Iwear Lhce
Eistrist
Insarmey
Charles Wallstein
Kings College
Cambridge
Hog
Wil
Ron
Wydstein
Victor Examanuel
Willian
Adwart
Roosevelt
Aneledt
Charles VI
Anelet
Resins
St. Peter's
Tome
Anmorinki Lager Refining Company
An Jer
United States
Neve York Tycsiy
New York Central and
Udon River
New York Central Railroad
American Sygir Refining Company
Potiama
Shorts
Mr Doles
Attracting Notica Amid Springfold Union Marks
A fragmentary notice describes Vernaat marking the sunlit visitor mid and a plan to sy eith Lie Treen mountbins at a resort in a provincial Soviet provicniint. The text hints a community project, with a few lines noting activity as the wind favors progress and a future delivery of the fart.
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Mountbins
Vermont Bishood Unite elects Hary G Thomas as secretary
The Vermont Bishood Unite league reelected Hary G Thomas of Stowe as secretary. The league expresses strong faith in his leadership and effort for West interests, noting his arduous work for every member to know the trust placed in him.
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Vermont Bishood
Hary G. Thomas
Stowe
Thomes
Prominent physician critiques state pay for core of LOA tre
A well known physician questions state spending and political influence in support of long term assistance programs. He warns of payoffs and favors tied to appointments and demands for federal offices, urging restraint and accountability in state treasury spending.
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Loa Tre
Lee
Whiterhiey
Federl
Railroad commission bill echoes past reforms
The article notes slow recognition of a Virginia or Vermont like move within the railroad commission, with references to past enactments and a pending oil regulation system. It mentions a Tourist judge proposal and forecasts of board actions beginning soon, while highlighting federal adoption of similar measures for interstate commerce and the Rosa bill’s renewal implications.
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Pininy
Gitwon
Railroad Commission
Ross
Vermont
Brattleboro Politics Stir Over Hatchery Benefit
Vague lines praise Brattleboro for backing a new hatchery project while lamenting other towns for not sharing the benefits. The piece rails against negativity and urges nearby towns to push for advantages, praising Brattleboro as a model.
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Brattlebore
Notable political letter from St Albans on Massachusetts race
A St Albans correspondent reports fervent views on Massachusetts politics. The letter defends a congressman with a large local majority and cites Percival Clement, urging action by the legislature for the common people to influence upcoming elections.
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St. Albans
D. J
Springfield
Mines
Cloneit
Massachusetts
Congress
Percival Clement
The Meddler’s Curious Summer Tale and Local Notes
The Meddler recounts an odd incident where a mobile owner paid 875 for a season’s machine that cost 1200, plus a forged football ticket episode involving the Reformer editor and a Windham County clerk. It notes sarcastic commentary on football tickets and a local eater’s comically large meal, followed by warnings about dangerous tree limbs and a nearby sailer’s sword danger on Main Street.
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Dartmouth
Springfell
Windham County
Windham
N.hw
N. IL
Medidler
Mall
Onromeriandty
Editor Defends Eddy Amid Christian Science Debate
Alfred Parlow of Boston states that Mary Baker G Eddy cannot manage the Christian Science movement and cites interviews with Koncam and others to support Eddy’s continued leadership. He affirms Eddy’s strong mental vigor and notes testimony from General Director Frank Sirector and others after a half hour conversation.
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Mary Baker G
Eddy
Christian Belance
Concord
Pees
Hien
Karlen Perk
Sybil Wiliwr
Viola Rogers de Perilys
Eddy Ae
Eddy Je
Baie Feree
Teifore
Mayer
Concam
Mere Kdiy
Alfred Parlow
Hosten
Praise for Judge Tyler in Vermont judiciary reform debate
In a Brattleboro editorial dated November 2, FP W Childs supports Judge J M Tyler for higher judicial office while acknowledging Judge Waterman and Judge Rowell as strong candidates. The piece argues Tyler would rank near Chief Judge Rowell on the proposed path to the supreme court, noting Waterman for the superior court role.
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Vermont
J. M. Tyler
Waterman
Nevertheles
Judea Tyler
Childs
Brattiohor
Tyler
Rowell
Supreme Court
Mr Dooley on The Christmas Spirit
An OCR fragment describes Mr Dooley and The Christmas Spirit in The American Magazine. It quotes humorous dialect lines about Christmas, skepticism of society, and the festive mood as a neighborly, communal moment.
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Mr. Dooley
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