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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1911
Page
5
The piece claims Buffalo Bill pursues a senatorship in Arizona while observers say the Mai wreck will be raised soon. It notes Japan’s expected actions toward the United States, suggesting a period of tension and anticipation.
The Postmaster General declares postal savings banks a success and orders establishment of another bank in each state.
The article notes Gov. Woodrow Wilson’s strong progressive Democrat record boosting his prospects as a probable President candidate.
Reports from Mexico state negotiations are in progress and hope for a lasting peace based on a constitutional government will soon be established.
In the new special session of Congress convened Tuesday the Democrats hold a 65 seat House majority and plan to push key legislation including a tariff repeal reflecting early session priorities.
The Jacksonville Metropolis remarks that after the gubernatorial race Attorney General Park Trammell will have hair like Sampson, once Delilah finishes trimming it in a facetious jab.
Experts called to give evidence based on their knowledge often tailor findings to match clients views. This helps explain why experts on opposing sides frequently contradict one another in cases.
The Punta Gorda Herald extols W A Blount as a great man for his mind and character while critiquing others who gain praise from official power. The piece argues real greatness comes from personal merit, not cloak of office, questioning public reverence for those shaped by circumstance.
The article quotes Hon. Champ Clark urging Chicago newspaper men to move south for a better life. He claims the South offers cheaper living, lighter clothing, minimal fuel costs, open grazing year round, and predicts the region will become the tidiest in the United States. He says prominent figures can boost the South by speaking of its possibilities.
The South has outpaced Canada in population growth over 30 years and surpasses northern expansion in agriculture industry and trade. Since the last census, migration to the South has intensified as settlers seek fortune independence and health, amid vast land openings in the West.
Foreign missionaries claim a million Chinamen are starving and require vast aid. They say a million dollars could provide temporary relief, inviting Uncle Andre to display charity by donating from his hoarded wealth.
The notice outlines three aims. First the U S acknowledges the Monroe Doctrine and obligations. Second it informs Mexico of concern for upholding law and protecting American rights. Third it signals to allies that the army is small yet an effective fighting force.
A doctor notes that while one can walk a mile to stimulate appetite the real challenge lies in earning enough to cover expenses as many must work longer to meet costs.
A brief note hints that wealthy individuals feel discontent, echoing Carnegie’s view. The excerpt compares chronic wealth to several weeks of paid wages, implying unease with affluence and the desire to test its burden firsthand.
A South Florida Sentinel remark notes the low returns in the printing trade despite high capital. It contrasts it with quick gains in souvenir card sales or auto leisure, joking that printers may only enjoy a carriage ride once a month on Sundays.
Court records show Florian apes of Chreatehlagion County and Ledmavas Stores Company against multiple defendants. Defendants Toomas W. Griftie and wife must appear by a specified date in Washington to answer. Clerk signs official notice from Choute County Court.
Public notice states that guardian Minerva K. Forsg and Pearl Jones are handling the estate of Mabel Jones. The filing seeks probate in Washina showing parcels and lots within the town of Abipley and related property. The document references the guardian’s duties and dissolution details in the court process.
A county notice from Washington County Chipley outlines guardianship authority for minor wards. The document lists involved parties including J He Grown Jr and J Alton Grenns with terms affecting property and guardianship duties in Verde county.
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