Town Topics May Day Prompts Booster Campaigns
The column urges post cards to boost Chipley on May 1 and promotes events across Florida. It notes water works nearing completion, a state spelling contest in Tallahassee, Mother’s Day on May 14, and a school recital with funds for the library. It mentions road cost figures, local fencing, a cannabis reference, and a camp reunion date correction for Camp McMillan.
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Tallahassee
Chipley
F.C
Camp McMillan
Little Rock
Robertson
L and N Florida Passenger Rates Cut to One Cent Per Mile
The US and Florida Railroad Commission settled long running litigation with L and M railway. Starting May 1 passenger fares on the P and A lines and other L and N divisions in Florida will be reduced to one cent per mile.
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U. S
US. & N. Railroad
Florida Railroad Commission
Commission
Florida
Chipley Fish Party Posts Big Haul Under Dick Scarlett
A Chipley fishing expedition led by Dick Scarlett and including B C railroad crew Curry Mc Leod and Walter Jones caught over 1000 fish. The group traveled to Macom on Friday and returned Saturday with 744 fish by noon and another haul earlier in the day. The outing featured a large supper of fried fish and cake and coffee.
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Chipley
Dick Scarlett
B.C
Curry McLeod
Walter Jones
Macom
West Florida Sunday School Convention Heads to Chipley
A notice notes the West Florida Sunday School Convention will meet in Chipley Saturday to discuss two days of work with expected full attendance led by State Secretary Rev. Geo Hyman. It also mentions the Sixteenth District W C T U convention in Bonifay May 1 and 2 and a Chickichew Lumber Co contract for 10 miles of standard gauge railroad from Point Washington toward Chipley aiding regional development.
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West Florida
Chipley
Geo. Hyman
Bonifay
Manufacturers Record
Choctawhatchee Lumber Co
J. N.gillis & Son
Brewton
Ala
Point Washington
Local notes include visits and travels around Pensacola
Pensacola area residents and visitors are cited in a series of short notes. W. C. Lockey from Vernon and Maxie Barrett from Cottondale were in town, Prof. Horne from Wausau and Rev. Bryan visited Bay country, while others spent time in Tallahassee Marianna and Jacksonville.
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W. A. Bryan
Bay Country
E. N. Everitt, Jr
Jordan Taylor
Pinelog
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Washington
A. L. Wells
D. D. Davis
South 6Th Street
Gilchrist
Annie Judson
Ham
Stratton
Tennessee
Chipley W. C. T. U
Baptist Church
Bapchurch
Retoco
Traub
Geo, Cletter
Pensacola
W. C. Lockey
Vernon
Wm. Harper
Cottondale
W.T. Horne
Wausau
G. A. Danley
Maxie Barrett
A. D. Campbell
R. E. Cook
Wansao
Mies Lottie Alford
Marianna
Herbert
J. M. Sapp
Aug Potter
R. W. van Brant
Jacksonville
Will Yates
Pensacola Journal
GV. Anderson
Marianna Business College
C. P. Mills
Orange Hed
B. J. Gainer
Harveya
L. & N. Railroad
Wmisa
Piorida
First National Bank
Iem
Pure Food Law
W. W. Harvey
Dunn “Coleman Co’s
Dunn-Coleman Co
A. G. McQuagge