Trains and connections West Florida and Chipley schedules
Train No. 8 Fast Mail and No. 2 Fast Mail run Pensacola to River Junction and Chipley with connections to Jacksonville Montgomery Mobile New Orleans and the Southwest. Train No. 21 Mixed services and No. 22 Mixed run Pensacola and Chipley with noon and evening arrivals. Train No. 8 South connects to F C P for Jacksonville and points South.
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Omaton
Montgomery
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New Orleans
Weary Willies Head South Through Town
Local town notes list numerous visitors and residents over the holidays including Needham Jackson from Ponce de Leon, J R Butler from Whigham, and Bernice Bullard visiting Paul Carter. Train schedules run late due to heavy traffic while community life covers holidays, church activities, and local business news across Chipley and surrounding areas.
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Needham Jackson
Ponce de Leon
J. M. Farrior
J. R. Butler
Whigham, Ga
The Dying Year Poem Recited at Banner Notice
A reflective poem titled The Dying Year by R. V. L. from Orange Hill Florida laments the passing of time. The piece uses imagery of night, bells, and tides to describe years flowing like ocean currents and God’s eternal harmonies.
Christmas program at Caryville delights with unity and recitations
Caryville enjoyed a quiet Christmas with a Union Sunday School led tree event. Miss Ovella Pouncey of Geneva Alabama delivered The Last Hymn in a touching act, while children including Elsie Willett and Katie O Rouke portrayed parts to applause. A rheumatism cure note praises Chamberlain Pain Balm by D R Johnston of Richmond Indiana.
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Union Sunday School
W. T. Barker
L. L. Charles
Ovella Pouncey
Geneva
Ala
Tittle
Elsie Willett
Katie O’rouke
Chamberlain
D. R. Johnston
Richmond Ind
W. L. Farrior
Prosperity for John Wanamaker Stores Linked to Advertising
An editorial note praises John Wanamaker for his immense prosperity across his department stores, attributing success to liberal newspaper advertising. It also mentions local figures Evans moving to Racine, Mr J H Willie and Graceville goods, and extends congratulations to Editor Frank L. Mayes on his Christmas marriage. The piece closes with reflections on pretense and poverty and a Teachers Association trip led by W L Lock and others.
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John Wanamgwer
Frank L. Mayes
Pensacola Daily Journal
Hartford
South Dakota
Jois Kingsbery
Wsh
Bush Items Reflect Seasonal Cheer and Local Happenings
The column notes pleasant weather during Christmas holidays and active youth parties. It mentions the improvement of a sick child and ongoing road work by Benny Yates from Cowford bridge to Caryville. Also reports Mr J baby two's illness and visits by Jessie Merrete and family from Geneva County Alabama.
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Benny Yates
Cowford Bridge
Caryville
Jessie Mérrete
Geneva County, Ale
Fragmentary Note From January Ladies Home Journal
A damaged OCR fragment references urges to curb impulses and temper longings as one strives toward ideals, attributed to January issue of a ladies home journal.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Ladies Home
Chamberlains Croup Remedy Highlighted In Ad
A vintage advertisement extols Chamberlains Croup Remedy as a trusted cure for hoarseness and the onset of croup. It claims the product prevents attacks when given early and notes decades of use with claimed universal effectiveness. The endorsement cites W. CL Farriondrugist as the merchant.
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Notice of local elections and land patent filings
Notice announces annual town election in Chipley to elect mayor marshal clerk and two aldermen with terms one and two years. Also notices for land patent filings in Vernon and Gainesville Florida with final proof dates and witnesses for Sidney Williams Solomon Wright and Solomon Wright claimants.
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Wes
Cornell
A. D
Dr. Jobs
J. A. Williams
Notick
J. EB. Stanley
K. Stewart
M. I. Williams
Willia Anderson Jr
Vernon, Fla
W. G. Rublison
Department of the Interior
Gainesville
Fila
Vernon
Fla
Solomon Wright
Orange Hill
W. B. Slay
Joe Gainer
Wm. Yearby
W. #. Tharp
Ouaoge Hill
Department of the Interior, Land Office
John Q. Barfield
Wausau
A. W. Potter
George McKeithan
Leonard Finch
EB. D. Johns
W. G. Robinson
Register
Nice
James MM
Stewart
K. D. Nelson
John Brock
W.T. Brock
James Sowell
Turner H. Harmon
Chiley Fla
A. L. Harrell
Alexander Gilbert
John Nelson
Chi
Rubinsuin
Jotiga
William H Slay
Oreage Hill
J. UD. Fatler
R. P. Evans
W. F. Tharpall
W.G. Robinson
John William Bush
Hush
Gadi Yates
Levi Yates
J. R. Martin
J. T. Cook
Boshy Fla
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W. R. Rep. & A. Division
J. W. Lurton
Pensacola Fla
Tocal
Bernice Bullard
Savannah, Ga
Paul Carter
Eustis Lake
Thomas Dekle
de Land
W. W. Patrick
J. D. Campbell
Argyle
Joe Horne
Tallahassee
W. R. Whittington
Bride
Grimes
J. C. Whittington
James Rozier
Gulf Naval Stores Co
J. R. McGeachy
David Katzen
Dothan
C. G. Allen
Hig
Mr. Fuller
Chicago
McGeachy's
J. M. Wages
Cypress
W. H. Watts
Bowen, Glencoe
G Forgalery
W. le Farvsor
Joel R. Wells
Bloxham
Washington County
D. D. Melvin
RB. L. Scarlett
Orange Will
Henry T. Simmons
H. L. Bowen
Dugesa
Bowen
Frink, Calhoun Co
R. A. Foster
Perote
Allie Scholsky
Paration
Carolina
Bers
Crussell
Orange Hill, Fla
Evans
Jacksoné County
Racevine
J H
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Graceville
Board of Education
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Th Seas Teachers’ Association
Lock
Bush
Calman
Hearne
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Toudeaniek
B. A. Balkcom
Brown
Elias Worley
J. J
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Rubinson
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Chipicy
Mayfield
Monty
D. Whiyce
Iceeart
White
Wells’ Biitk
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J. 1. Stephens
South Palafox St
Pensacola, Fla
Hentz & CO
Pensacola, Florida
Algee
Pensacola Ela
McMillan Bros. Co
Coppersmiths
McMillan
Cincionat
Loulaville
Evansville
St. Louis
W. GU. Robinson
Begleter
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