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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1912
Page
2
The article notes Arizona joining the sisterhood of states last week and mentions ongoing farming advice for the season. It also references Thorne gardeners planting this week and a Campbell & Dekle window display of bats.
An advertisement claims Vinol strengthens the elderly by improving appetite digestion and blood quality. It asserts the tonic revives worn systems, slows decline, and promises a trial bottle with money-back guarantee, offered by 8 K McGeachy in Chipley.
Village and nearby towns report a week of social visits with residents including Mrs. A. Stititat Grange in Sinai James Battec and Mike Willeford visiting relatives. Several locals travel to see kin while others recover from illnesses and news of a fatal hunting accident to Mage Carter’s wife.
Dana Coleman Company invites the public to view its large hardware stock. The note also hints at political themes urging candidates for the Legislature to appear publicly and state their positions.
Campaign notices list five announcements for all county posts excluding County Commissioners and School Guard seats priced at 2.10 each. Payment required in advance. The notice discusses campaign costs and urges voter support for candidate Joan Williams in Washington.
Local Democratic primary notices include candidates for sheriff clerk assessor and commissioner along with appeals for voter support. The messages urge fair administration loyalty to voters and run on personal merit rather than party machines.
W W Plour noy announces candidacy for congress in the Third district. He pledges adherence to the three branches of government and equal rights for all, invites voters to study his platform, visit precincts, and respond by letter or ballot, urging civic participation and honesty in elections.
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