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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1912
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text shows mail rates and scheduling notes for a local business directory. Mentions Monday through Thursday evenings, a 30090 ZIP area, and mail service times. Specifics are garbled and partially unreadable.
In New York a report outlines a home and farm sale with semi weekly updates. Names and precise items are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a local business notice and property transactions.
A garbled list details state officials including Governor Alber W alarahaat and Secretary of State sayerk Wibed with other posts such as Attorney General Park Tramsball and Treasurer Win V Knott. It also includes Superintendent of Public Instruction W M Holloway and other regional officials for Pensacola Gainnaville and Washington County with multiple county and city roles.
An Andrew Stieater of Montreal states that lynching is unknown in Canada due to centuries of British rule and respect for law. He notes Canadians would not harm officers and that crowds may gather around suspects, but law must run its course. Washington quote.
An old ad style piece warns readers of natural warning sounds before quakes and promotes a medicinal remedy for kidney and bladder trouble. It mentions Kidney medicines and a dubious testimonial, inviting readers to try the product.
A garbled passage mentions baseball and an umpire’s decision, with unclear names and actions. readable terms include Terkinas Mrs and a star players, but the core event remains obscure and unresolved.
A Chicago Post item reports a young Oak Park woman spending summer in Petoskey. Her former admirer, now displeased, shuns her after she mailed a postcard to him noting she wished he were there. The postcard depicted a public building believed to be a county jail.
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