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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1899
Page
2
The notice announces a weekly publication published every Saturday. It lists subscription cost at 1 dollar per year in advance and notes entry at the Chipley Florida post office as second class mail matter under editor G Jones.
A brief notice from Chipley Florida dated July 1 1899 announces that advertising rates are available on application. It indicates business readers may inquire for current pricing and terms.
The Journal argues American Steel and Wire raises prices again, accusing the company of greed and exploitation. It condemns trusts, ties tariffs to widening control, and warns the public against subjugation by wealth and power.
This World summary notes the 114 day Spain war and the 140 day Philippine conflict. It details troop deployments under Gen Otis and Gen Miles, counts of officers and men sent, reinforcements, and casualties, arguing the war is unauthorized and endless with high losses.
The piece argues for a West Indian confederation modeled on the United States with the Monroe Doctrine as a core safeguard. It contends independent island republics would depend on American markets and tariffs, while urging England and Europe to share costs of governance and defense through a broader American-style Supreme Court influence.
The Chipley Banner, a prominent weekly in West Florida, marks six years of publication and growth. The editorial reflects on aging in business and the inevitability of gray hair as a sign of enduring service.
The piece argues against halting advertising during slow periods and compares stopping from coal to risking engine power. It emphasizes that stopping reserves hurts future sales, as customers forget and regaining them costs more than preservation.
A newly married editor shares a playful witticism from the Sunday Call. He distinguishes a honeycomb as a small cell a honeymoon as a big sell and a pretty girl as a damsel in a quip reflecting light newspaper humor.
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