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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1912
Page
2
The report from the Department of Commerce and Labor highlights 1912 foreign trade reaching four billion dollars, marking a record year for the United States. It emphasizes exports and imports totaling that value and notes domestic commerce remains robust within a self sustaining economy.
Reactionary elements in the Democratic party seek W. J. Bryan as a leading voter influence for the upcoming administration, but they face a difficult, if not impossible, task.
A Grenada Mississippi bank proposes 4 percent loans to reputable farmers buying and improving small farms in Grenada county. The plan funds operations until harvest, avoiding merchant debts and promoting small, well-improved holdings as secure collateral. It argues this model could spread to other counties and states.
The school should be the hub of neighborhood activity shaping farm life through better business and marketing, hosting social events, and linking farmers, teachers, preachers, and merchants. It will improve public opinion, generate progressive ideas, and, over time, transform rundown facilities into community pride.
The Pensacola Journal reports the Bureau of Soils of the U S Department of Agriculture has begun a soil survey of West Florida. The work will take several months and will produce a color map showing every town segment school house church road and stream in the final report.
Prices for cotton rise as demand forecasts indicate the world will need all production this year. Analysts expect 15 cents per pound as a probable price now that talk of low prices has ended.
A contemporary editor in the Apalachicola Times laments the tariff revision, arguing prosperity would die if shoppers must pay $4 for a $2 pair of shoes, and urges acceptance of higher costs as a warning sign.
General business in this country is larger than ever before and the outlook is bright despite the European war and rumors of wars.
Mrs. Maria Primrose of Brooklyn recounts a three month chronic cough ending after using Vinci cod liver remedy. She reports better sleep, renewed strength, and relief from nights of coughing that plagued her during illness. The ad emphasizes cedar liver elements aiding blood and strength while treating chronic colds and bronchitis.
Chipley residents report strong relief from kidney trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs. Mra Davia of Jackson Street credits the remedy with restoring health and vitality after months of fatigue loss of appetite and nerves. The testimonial notes the 50 cent price and Wester Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents.
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