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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1910
Page
4
The next annual meeting will be held in Pensacola from December 27 to 30. Washington county teachers are urged to attend, with a large delegation needed to assist Escambia County in hosting visitors. The railroad will offer special round trip rates for the event.
State and County Democratic bodies announce that 1910 poll tax is not required to vote in the January 1911 senatorial primaries. Democratic white electors who paid the 1910 tax and qualified in the November 1910 election may vote, with 1910 registration books accepted as correct for the primaries.
In Panama City W W Gainer of Chipley spent Saturday and Sunday there. The aged father of Mrs Ed wards died at Gulfview Inn Saturday night. Many visitors arrived in Pensacola last week. Mr Stubblevine of Atlanta left Sunday for home after a stay. Sheriff Allen and A L Miller of Chipley spent a few days there returning Saturday. Clarence Gainer of Chipley visited his sister Miss Kate Fetaraea home. Bob McKenzie returned Saturday from Cordele Georgia to attend his wife’s last illness burial last week.
For Baie. A 20 acre farm one mile south of Chipley. 80 acres farm with zero cultivated area three miles south of Chipley. 40 acres farm with 22 acres in cultivation five miles south of Chipley. For full particulars apply to Moss Bros. Chipley Fla.
The column reports visits by Mrs. L Whiddon of Chipley and John Walsingham and wife, with other locals like Clarence Warnock and Miss Jakie Willeford. It notes Wausau not dry last Saturday, holiday illness, road work by Homer Simmons, a local timber mill nearing start, and a wedding of Miss Jakie Willeford and David Taylor.
A brief notice seeks to reach a thousand property owners to sample services from Chipley Hardware Company. The ad emphasizes broad outreach and invites owners to engage with the firm for potential hardware needs.
A disputed petition for election is filed with Washtenaw County authorities. The document names individuals and offices involved and seeks official action on the electoral matter.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a contest notice involving A du Mlelens and others. It mentions a hearing at 10 o clock in the morning before the clerk in Vernon and lists dates in January or February with unspecified actions and officials.
A public notice outlines intention to apply for letters patent and outlines proposed charter terms for a company named Rose-Daaber, including its aims and operating scope. The document presents the revised charter and fees and invites consideration of the plan.
The text describes formation procedures for a corporation including capitalization, board composition, officer roles, and meeting schedules. It mentions directors, a president, vice president, secretary, treasurer, and other officers, plus annual meetings and stock capital terms. It references Washington and Florida locations and notes a December filing date with a county subscriber.
A garbled OCR fragment notes a Notary appointment in Lowndes County. It references an individual before the subscriber and a commission, with an expiration date given as December 23, 1913.
William A Blount leads a campaign against the perpetuation of the United States Senatorship in Jacksonville, urging voters to challenge established authority and seek reform in state politics. He argues for term limits and greater accountability of elected officials in the region.
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