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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1911
Page
4
The note mentions Pensacola gearing up for Mardi Gras and predicts a better year than ever. It highlights local enthusiasm and expectations for the carnival, with readers assured of a festive turnout and improved events.
The Florida Christian Advocate quotes a call to uphold the family altar as the holiest thing outside heaven and the best way to prevent family troubles. It argues children remember its lessons and that the sacred fires of love should burn there.
A Blount message thanks Democratic voters in Florida for support in the primary. He notes carrying his home county by over 2200 votes and says a second primary will be necessary. He pledges to continue the campaign vigorously with friends' assistance statewide.
The Baltimore Sun prize definition describes a true gentleman as one whose conduct stems from goodwill and propriety, shows self control in emergencies, treats everyone with respect, avoids boasting, speaks honestly yet kindly, keeps promises, and honors others rights and feelings, appearing well in any company.
The Crumpacker bill to fix house membership at 433 excluding Arizona and New Mexico was favorably reported by the census committee. It will be brought up at the earliest opportunity and was amended to require reapportionment by state legislatures.
The Pensacola Journal editorial argues against a second primary after William A. Blount led the ticket. It notes Blount did not win a majority and says another primary would burden voters, cost, and county election staff, urging Floridians to avoid a second contest.
Allie McVicker and wife arrived for a short visit to their par cote. Miss Gladys McVicker returned home with relatives for a month or two. J C McVicker and wife visited grandparents in Kyneaville last week. The McVickers plus Neal McVicker and Misses Florence and Gladys visited Chipley Palling Water and Rock Hill in a single day trip.
The paper pledges next year to push good moves such as strong schools wood roads good citizenship and government while warning Republicans to expect fierce opposition as Democrats rally for victory.
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