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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1910
Page
4
Republicans avoid admitting gaps in tariff knowledge while Tafts 40000 word message fills Congress record. An East Coast farmer rais es eighty acres for Angora goats producing flesh wool and hide giving triple product value. Advertising rail cross ties for mileage may violate Florida law.
Mr D H Winn praises Montgomery County Alabama as having the best system of push roads in the United States. Orange County votes down a proposal to issue 1,000,000 dollars in bonds for brick road construction. Advocates of good roads movement seem to have overreached as a million dollars looms large.
The Secretary of Agriculture recommends eliminating middlemen and forming farmer and consumer co operatives to shorten the distance from farm to dinner table. The proposal aims at greater efficiency and mutual benefit for producers and buyers.
The article proposes Carnegie give ten million dollars in 5 percent bonds whose interest would fund buying small farms or homes for the deserving poor as a broader charitable measure. It contrasts this with a bond bequest to hasten world peace and urges tangible aid to the needy.
Hon A P Jordan editor of Punta Gorda Herald and State Food and Drug Inspector visited The Journal office. He is well informed politically and believes W A Blount of Pensacola will be chosen as United States Senator by Democrats in the January primary Braidentown Journal.
Grover Jones visited relatives in Millville last week. The W O W held a regular meeting Saturday night. D Tharp’s new dwelling progresses south of town. Uncle Steve Simmons and T L Jones visited Saturday. Blanche McMillan from the Valley was visiting and shopping Thursday. Mrs Mittie Harper and sister Fannie from the Valley visited Sunday afternoon. Jahara Yates of near Vernon visited her father E B Tiller and relatives. John J Tiller is grinding cane and making syrup, possibly by Christmas. Supt F Gainer traveled to Vernon to tend office business. Robert Slay of Chipley, carpenter at the big mill, left for his home with a turkey goblet. B F McKeithen, a Valley model farmer, hopes for quick recovery. Rev W D Owens returned from the Alabama conference in Troy. Warsaw Lumber Co started their big mill but will run after Christmas due to an incomplete well. Rev M E Grant has been reappointed for another year. Judge Hutchison may secure a marriage license next week. pen at hand. Miss Effie Miller wed Ola Harrell with J J Cox officiating. Cartice L Jones and W L Tiller bought typewriters last week. Ella C Jones, three miles west, sold 32 head of turkeys, netting 16 cents per pound. 40 head last year at 15 cents. Owens won first prize for largest cotton yield on Sacre land. his wife milks four cows and makes 5 to 6 pounds of butter per churning, with 15 gallons of milk at a time. Maintains farm life and velvet beans.
The candidate lived on his father's farm near Fort Mason now in Lake County Florida and would be 39 when seated as senator. He is the brother of the late Senator William James Bryan and son of John Milton Bryan, a Florida Confederate soldier and pioneer politician.
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