Schedule Notices From Front Street Station 1902
Personal schedule update lists the March 12 1902 effective rate at Front Street Station with a fare of 2 dollars and references Boston Helix.
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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1912
Page
2
Personal schedule update lists the March 12 1902 effective rate at Front Street Station with a fare of 2 dollars and references Boston Helix.
Local notes recount visits and travels of residents including J. M. Bird from River Junction and John Williams of Bonifay visiting Chipley. Others such as Ai Hogeboom from Panama City and Mrs. T. L. Wells at Marianna are listed with brief trips to nearby towns. Dr. Yates from Pensacola will visit Chipley on Tuesday July 2.
An experienced teacher notes home newspaper access improves reading and geographic knowledge. A health notice urges immediate contact with the State Board of Health over cholera in bogs and timely inoculation. A Lakeland note mentions a marital quip about piano notches and deception. A Rev Weav er report counts 10 additions at Orange Hill and planned services in Duncan.
Rev. T. W. Weaver announces the camp meeting formerly set for Moss Hill church will be held at Vernon beginning next Sunday night for one week. The public is invited to attend.
The Banner reports General Manager N. J. Lillard has a premium list for the upcoming Interstate Fair in Pensacola. This year the agricultural department offers about 140 premiums, up from 65 last year, with corresponding prize increases across departments. A postal to Mr. Lillard will obtain a copy of the premium list.
The Baltimore convention met at noon with a dispute over the temporary chairman. The committee backed Judge Alton B. Parker but W J Bryan opposed, losing 579 to 506. Parker named temporary chair as the real business begins to nominate a president.
Since January 16 it has been a misdemeanor to throw waste paper on a Paris street. If a policeman sees you drop paper he admonishes you and asks you to pick it up, citing the new law and enforcing public cleanliness.
Agricultural bulletin notes planting pecan trees among shorter lived orchard fruits enables profitable use of land between trees. It claims the pecan grove could be worth about 82 000 per acre when fully developed.
Friends of Professor Geo H Boutelle mourn his death after a period of illness at his home in Manatee where he had resided for several years.
Opinion notes there will be excitement at the Baltimore convention with a galaxy of Democratic candidates and strong contenders shaping the race. The piece emphasizes the lively field and anticipates heated debate among leaders and delegates.
Dunn Coleman Co advertises cheap fishing tackle and Star Brand Shoes. A note from T Lanny and T Wells & Bro lists trade offers and requests a horse for a people milk cow. The store markets comfort footwear under a Star Brand.
An aged classified style notice promotes Arbitrator Flour at 80 cents at Schell's and urges quick home deliveries from Williams and Helton Mason Fruit, promising fast service and fresh groceries.
A collection of short aphorisms and local notes including public opinions on elections in Leon county, prices for ice in Jacksonville, census work by Walter Cook in Washington county, and general moral exhortations on honesty, conscience, and public conduct.
An advertisement promotes Pure Coffee at Schell's, claiming superior taste and quality. The message is concise and highlights the product offering without additional details.
Chipley Specialty Co advertises quick tire puncture repair material with no cost. The note mentions F. Pelt and cites competing merchants discussing the best shoes, but emphasizes Star Brand Shoes as the sole sher et in Chipley, along with a cryptic claim about savings in scrip.
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