Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1916-08-04
Mr. HETCHERS RECORD AN OPEN BOOK
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When. asked what constructive measures he has r~u mnn nnu without
mr. Hadrt@do yp point the following ~%sr% M a an%@ ~ "hB %1d der New" o york a~sh
Measures umMe the burden o taxation I
share so aSs %S%A' al" '"p'"00"" pay d' fair s%% st %nn H%bn %1 %~ ss % %sa ~ s%s furnish
nnmhe4 smpsmn of kmummvc mr@ In other Words hoy can he materially advance the \
Ee%ce telephone rates and abolish m@md charges necessary cpes@ "" BUSINESS STANDPOINT """ "
reubHhas Estate prhaugm THE ABoR1Nc uEN OF vFRNoNrp HAVE /
vun 1 S%s p ah%@" s s % @s" %sr % s% cry % sm YIN GOOD REASON TO SUPPORT
To Civ the public service commdunt teeth A prominent labor leader says that Governor
Toward pepnedes by establishing mm~res for the fNenHs sneam more egSanont v"ahen the
@mmtNahmdGnd interests of the worNngnan than had been
v sn"9i n %S sas : saSs s%%t % ;" %%" a r%n e administrations" H ass Statute books Turing all '"'"
ned"tp urinary M@%mm and signed tn hauy nuedonb
t. remove dangerous hn""o power ines from emmnam a4ur law which, s the mu. |
rdeOp wtrp powers fnmm8 %~d during Hwx
He approved the seMkd trustee process hv, which
%@@rsw water powers ~@mrhsh mt trustee p~~S 10 of s~m@ ~
Toad rctwe HexudM hw puaga bd of connatonm and
D@ve our forests and @o~Yr h@@#n FILTRATION" nm Which, m if m%Mn %n%% ~ and directed would
nnvhe the Estate constitution S%am% @ thee %% n % % s%na%% p p %% s5
THE FARMERS OF VERMONT HAVE GOOD neutrality-suspicious.
REASON TO SUPPORT MR. FLETCHER n~% %%%% dSn n%rSs % %d % Seaa v"a%G% a'
stood es5a"n designed 1sdymes the interests nn %s%%a s aa s% sS%a %s s % %%s S S S %%n %
movements benefit the condition. thu farmer s% 2%% % %e %% %% % %% % % %% bay %@ %a
the a %5"Sss va sn 1Ss p" % Hs % "t @s%" snss n~pnrs"~~ cn~""rs~~~ add
"b%@@as"m" "WoAnns compenadon and mpOye~' liability
forestry s; y%s s% %s s 1 s. ss" ss st Of to " s x"": % II. % 1:sr% %% " chi %s % las s%=%s treated s ":%:=
uS "~. sn aid for rural. school. The, nu %"%%S% s" 1%y % s1 s%% %'%1%; compensation"
S %a" % %"h n% %d n%s %%""'' proportion" of t" SENATOR PAGES RECORD IS DIRECTLY |
shmcmhmB stood for better roads, his plans and OPPOSITE
@sss % ss Gates having '"'""' during the Fletcher" .pw.a Vermont a, still ,ans for Senator
n ass%s S for s% m sszss% and % treatment a BY The Rys'"""" " 1.-THE h""nsp questions
n%msn%% M charge" have bee" '"" ar" to" rat" "Da%s really w@a against as~m ~asbm@ rm~s
made" "s" %~% mnu commissioner. s %sa "~% % @% country S% %SSs % s%%%%sS s s% p%s
% nass " s %"% "% y"" s%@ farmers: s as 's see" a ss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS % United " a"
credits % 9 S @ a a S %S ~ $ S%S to 10 S s% %% % al sss%%%%%"anss%sS Observation-Disclosures"
Observation-Disclosures" ~~~a ~.S ~@%s es " % 1s. %: .s: ss s %" S s S S%
Tot~ p@ @"e state relative agriculture The me"
Will Senator Page Answer?