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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1910
Page
8
Town Topics page notes Christmas remarks and community items. Ads urge Harvey's groceries and Miss Richardson millinery while urging acts of kindness and local club organizing. The piece mentions the Washington County Fair 1911, a Pensacola trip for a teachers meeting, and a W C T U program with prayers and readings.
The Volusia County Record urges residents to buy locally to boost the community. Supporting home businesses keeps dollars circulating locally, aiding schools churches and public institutions, and helps Chipley grow.
The Gainesville Sun urges kindness during holidays by not enabling drinking. It warns that inviting a man trying to quit alcohol can lead to tragedy and family grief, and instead celebrates his effort to stop drinking. It condemns peers who push him back toward whiskey.
The report recalls J. N. C. Stockton speaking Thursday night on the sidewalk in front of McGeachy's drug store. He urged a U. S. Senate bid while criticizing lawyers and banks. The piece warns of poverty’s impact on families and notes a justice's harsh punishment in a Wilkes-Barre case. It then suggests investing in local stock raising, arguing farmers should grow their own stock as they do bread and meat.
Car resident J. W. Nelms visits the city Priday. Wausau mill hand O R. Smith comes Tuesday. W. C. H oockey visits from the county site Saturday. A. W. Weeks returns from Pensacola Tuesday. John Nelson presents the editor with a bam. T. L. Jones a farmer near Wausau trades Friday. Mrs A. Miller returns from Texas. J. A. Sims near Bonifay visits Friday. N. P. Bryan campaigns at school auditorium Tuesday night. A. W. Potter, farmer from Econfina, visits Tuesday at the Banner office. Rev. R. C. Williams and family depart for Montgomery. Annie Newton visits from Marianna. Misses Whitaker Horne Rollins attend Graceville Friday. Mamie Tharp returns from Headland to spend holidays with mother C. Tharp. guest Miss Zoe Baker.
The St Cloud Tribune argues rising living costs stem from men entering politics reform medicine preaching and public work instead of farming and farming-related trades. It claims many men abandon modest farm labor for new roles as agents managers and professionals.
The notice lists special prices on baby caps ready to wear hats and collars from Misses Richardson and others. It also advertises belts and holiday items. A separate line seeks experienced ox team drivers and team owners for logging with C. W. Hagerman in Vilas Liberty Insane Fla. Dunn Coleman Co promotes wire fences and right prices to attract customers.
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