Chipley Telegram 1897 News Briefs and Editorial Bits
A compact roundup from Chipley Florida with notes on politics and currency debates, Tariff bill progress in the Senate, local voting place concerns, reflections on ignorance, South Carolina liquor issues, and a Gainesville land office report. It also reports on county court house and jail bond debates and a paused decision, closing with an artesian well aside.
County warrants paid in cash once, now no money in treasury
Informal note questions change from cash warrants paid on presentation to a treasury shortage. Asks where the fault lies for the lack of funds and incomplete warrant payments.
New Watermelon Joke Goes With Senator Chipley Visit
A Jackson county citizen presented Senator Chipley with two watermelons on Thursday. One weighed 69 pounds, the season’s finest, the other 3 pounds with knees at both ends and hollow middle. It bore the label Rawls and Lewis variety and was said to have killed a raccoon.
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Chipley
Cititizen
Jackson County
Rawls
Pensacola Invites All to Its Corn Fair
Pensacola News invites outsiders and locals to attend the Corn Fair to see the town's great improvements. The plea asks wives, sons, daughters, friends, and their networks to visit or send a reasonable excuse if unavailable.
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Pensacola
Pensacola News
Days of the Daddies Reflections on Past Labor Life
A reminiscence notes that a century ago workers had two daily meals and revolved in hard labor with limited public amenities. It recalls the absence of public libraries and the scarcity of hat factories, with people relying on cloth or skin caps.
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Harily
United States
Life in Early America Reflected in a Citizen Excerpt
The Citizen notes stagecoaches linking New York and Boston and common debt imprisonment. It recalls the standing whip in major cities, gaps in knowledge of the Mississippi Valley, long letter mails to Charleston, and quinine’s absence. A New England girl could not wed before baking bread, a Virginian bid farewell before traveling north, and a mailer took twenty days to reach Charleston.
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New York
Boston
Mississippi Valley
Africa
Charleston
New England
Western Florida statesman hints at canvass changes
The Pensacola News reports a Western Florida statesman at six dollars daily and a clerk warns that after the canvass opens a strong breeze could clear haze and reveal a costly conversation overheard by Dr. Wm. F. Bynum. It adds a note on a rapid English weapon using cordite showing high explosive power and water temperature resistance.
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Pensacola News
Florida Statesman
Wm. F. Bynum
West Florida Statesman
New York Herald
Senate Chaplain Prayers Reflect Political Bias Voice
A Atlanta Journal editorial questions the U S senate chaplain who prayed for tariff pension and bankruptcy measures. It argues the chaplain aligns with the Republican majority and should be tasked to support or oppose bills, suggesting party loyal prayers. The piece urges a list of favorable topics and notes civil service laws do not apply to the chaplain.
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United States Senate
Congress
Senate
Atlanta Journal
Scott's Emulsion of Cod liver Oil with Hypophosphites
Scott's Emulsion of Cod liver Oil with Hypophosphites can be taken in summer or winter. It is palatable and aids digestion while toning the system. Suitable for sickly children and those with lung issues. reduce dose if needed. Keep in a cool place after opening. Sold by druggists for 50c and 1.00.
Reasons Why Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is Best
An advertisement extols Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a universal cure for stomach pain colic cholera morbus and diarrhoea. It claims instant relief in cramps dysentery chronic diarrhoea and epidemical cases and touts safety pleasant taste and life saving record. Sold by R B Bellamy and J R Farrior in 25 and 50 cent sizes.
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R.B. Bellamy
J. R. Farrior
Lands to be sold at public auction in Vernon August 2 1807
Notice states lands in Vernon Washington County will be sold at public auction on August 2 1807 to cover taxes due plus costs. The sale aims to raise the specified tax amounts and cover advertising costs.
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Florida
United States Court
Tallahassee
Supreme Court of
Vernon
Comine
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