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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1911
Page
2
Public notices and times for mail trains and post office duties appear in the Banner. The directory lists M Olusen and W H Shonts with service hours and Sunday opening times.
The notice lists subscription terms for several papers including Amst and Semi weekly, New York World, Timon and Home, and Farm publications. Rates are shown per year with various frequency and pricing details. The text reflects 19th century press distribution and pricing practices.
The listing includes Governor Gilchrist and state officials such as H Clay Crawford Secretary of State, Park Trammett Attorney General, W V Knott Treasurer, W M Hollowey Superintendent of Public Instruction, and J Walter Kehoe to U S Land Office. Also shown are Allen County officers, city officials for Chipley, and various clerks, supervisors, and marshals across counties and municipalities.
The report lists state densities with Nevada at 7 tenths per mile and Massachusetts leading among large states with 418.8. Washington climbs to 17.1, surpassing Oregon and California, while Wyoming and Arizona sit low. Several midwestern and eastern states show strong gains, with Idaho and Oklahoma rising notably.
An unclear report describes health improvements attributed to a series of medical and scientific efforts linked to Dr King. It mentions individuals and organizations, but the fragmentary text limits specifics about methods, groups, or outcomes.
A San Francisco woman wealthy enough to cover any bill challenges a doctor's fifty dollar charge after a successful operation. She offers five hundred dollars but, saying the charge is fixed, he returns it. Years later she receives a long bill for charity patients and repeats the gesture, funding ongoing care.
A tale recounts hunters defending camp from a swarm of bees nesting near a cave. Stones were hurled into the cave entrance as bees swarmed, injuring some guards before retreating, while attackers fled and survivors endured the tense standoff.
An OCR fragment discusses marching military signals and a method called blaring the tenll in Africa. It mentions Arthur J. Hayes and his work Bource of the Kae Nine, a dervish chase near a lake, and observations of rapid moving objects seen by the unaided eye. The piece wanders through topics from geography to solar motion and perpetual motion.
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