Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-01-27
JAMES HARTNESS
SEES INDUSTRIAL
VERMONT AHEAD
Keep the Levcl-Headed, Earnest,
Native Son at Home and the
State Will Prosper.

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Alaska. or California, or the Transvaal.
! 1he gold helds are rlghl here In the m
| dustrtal states. Wh"le there Is the spirit
| IF invention. OF constructive Achievements.
, and the coordination OF efforts whore
| "ach may work effectively, ana all may
| contribute I" the grand achievement;
right here whore Invention gives to each
worker the most oifl'lent implements, ana
where tho WORKERS. are 'nbued with that
spirit and nature which are SO essential
+" success
nave mentioned TN" growth of tho
marble and granite industries, th"
population ct both NHnt1olicr and Parr"
shows the result of tho latter develop
ment. In Barre the population has doubled
during this period.
But it is my purpose to tell you Of on"
of the branches of industries in which
there is still richer opportunity. one
that opens Nermont's richest vein and
utilizcs th"s" talents Cor which the Yer
monte" has been honored In other places;
namely. those industries that depend on
tn" invention. the production, ami the
use Of machinery.
These industries can thrive in any part
of Vermont. They arc not dependent on
the mineral wealth OF the locality. tho
| fertility of the soil or special shipping
| facilities
Nermont's real claim to industrial OPP
portunities is not based on laxitv of
legislation It is not based on the bonus
towns may be induced TO offer 10 acquire
an established industry, and it Is not
based on the ease with which tho
promoter can induce its people to inves,
| ~,
found here. He is a love! headed. earnest
type. who has made good all over the
world.
| The Ncrmontcr is in his natural ele-
nent in the world of mocha nism and is
, bound to succeed. He wants to STAY in his
, home state The State needs him. other
pursuits are dependent on him. and his
, old home needs him, but he can't remain
without chance.
cities have courage to Law plans for long
, distances ahead MANY of tho greatest
! undertakings must 10 carried on nv long
distance planning We must hear this in
mind remembering too that cyervth in..
, starts from the idoa Those facts lead us
, to the best road.
There is n ROYAL road TO travel toward
= the realization If the new Nermont-an
, dcs,res of all ,hc ncnrIo ono that will f,,r
: nisb q GOOD market for tho Agricultural
nruduc,s and also a nlace whore tho neo-