Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-12-26
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Your Local Newspaper First, Then the
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ambi ious wife and daughter and son owe
a debt TO their local newspaper that prob
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them in a directly personal way. You can
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the weekly story of the doings u those
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state. ought 10 keep in touch with the
sentiments of men who dwell remote IRON
him. but who are still part OF the com
monwealth are still working Win MN lot
its progress and development. ana who VIII
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the outside world. who knows Intimately
day oy day the doings Of other men
throughout the state. the opinions they
express and the ambitions they pursue
such a man may confidently expect - drift
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nc opinion throughout the state mrng
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