Local residents and visitors noted in brief town news
Personal notices list many residents and guests visiting from nearby towns. Names include Tio Sia, L. W. Ennis, A. Sessoms, J. G. Mendenall, A. W. Miller, Mr. Cook, R. Lb. Moore, Rheo Vnarp, E. M. Sessoms, C. C. Johnson, J. A. Rooks, W. O. Wells, Jas. Leonard, Jos. H. Worley, A. J. Potter, Howell Bowen, Supt. B. F. Gainer, J. W. Kehoe, T. D. Sales, J. A. McCormic, Rep. R. L. McKenzie, Rev. M. E. Grant, Miss Maggie Allen, Dr. J. Ambue Wells, A. D. Carmichael, c. & S. Johnson, Vera Sapp, J. M. Sapp, and others.
Election Returns Show Quiet Primary With Wide Rallies
Results from thirteen precincts indicate Oscar Under Wood leads for President and Emmett Wilson tops in the 3rd District Congress with 401 to 255. McClellan leads for State Senator 296 to 241, Howell 656 for Representative against Buchanan 401, Farrior 491 for Sheriff over Brett 235, Gainer 571 for Clerk over Cook 476. Horne 368 versus Gainer 363 for County Superintendent, Russ 334 over Porter 317 for County Treasurer, Tharp 178 over Bush 114 for County Commissioner 2nd district. Also notes social visits and local events including the C O F 94th anniversary picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gelet
Sven
Oscar
Wood
Congress
Emmett Wilson
D. H. May
McClellan
Spencer
L. H. Howell
Buchanan
Sherriff
Henry Farrior
M. W. Brett
W. B. Gainer
Walter Cook
W.T. Horne
B. F. Gainer
Russ
Porter
J. W. Tharp
S. W. Bush
Town Topics Update from the Rail Excursion and Flood Aid
Excursion trains will run weekly from 7 30 AM to 4 45 PM from Southport on the B C and St A line this summer. Col Wm W Flournoy spoke at Chipley State Bank corner about Congress. Governor Gilchrist urged Mississippi flood relief for Louisiana with $20 50 raised locally. W L Hatch of New York noted land near Lynn Haven for a fruit and pecan venture by a New York capitalist. The author contrasts flood misery with Titanic losses, praising the rich over the poor in a pointed editorial voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C
Col
Wm. W. Flournoy
Congress
Chipley State Bank
Col. Flournoy
Bia
Gilchrist
Mississippi River
Louisiana
Dr. Wilson
W. L. Hatch
New York City
Mississippi
John Jacob Astor
Arkansas
Louisianna
Local Retail Advertisements and Personal Notes
An assorted page advertises glass sizes at Don Coleman Co and fishing tackle through Dunn Coleman Co. It promotes a $1.50 Brogan Shoe at Williams & Heron’s, a furniture stain at Kyamee, plus a lace and embroidery line at Williams & Heston. Also a private companionship inquiry seeks a middle aged lady with good disposition. correspondence is confidential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams & Hewtor
Dunn Colemen Co
Wiliame & Heron's
Kyamee
Dunn Coleman Co
Warren
Spring Rain Delays Farm Work but Chipiey Shows Growth
Heavy spring rainfall slows farm labor in this area though farmers are not as far behind as in other regions. Chipiey is marked by strong development and noticeable improvements across town, with enterprise and activity evident on all sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chipiey
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. A
Bree
Irene
T. Horne
M. Newman
Bayhead
L. W. Ennis
Marianna
A. Sessoms
Bombay
Lee Wells
Southport
J. G. Mendenall
Macom
Pensacola
A. W. Miller
Atlanta
Mr. Cook
Geneva, Ala
R. Lb. Moore
Rheo, Vnarp
DeFuniak
E. M. Sessoms
Caryville
C.c. Johnson
Vernon
Mr. Whitehurst
Founting
J. A. Rooks
Aycock
W. O. Wells
Alford
Jas. Leonard
St. Andrews
Jos. H. Worley
Graceville
A. J. Potter
Tom Farrior
Fountin
Howell Bowen
Wausau
J. W. Kehoe
T. D. Sales
J. A. McCormic
Ebro
R. L. McKenzie
Maggie Allen
J. Ambue Wells
A. D. Carmichael
Panama City
St. Andrew
C. &. Johnson
Vera, Sapp
Bath
J. M. Sapp
Notary Public
Chipley
J. F. C. Griggs
Apalachicola
J. H. Dremmond
J.R. Wells
Palms
W. H. Faulk
Clarksville
A. J. Gay
W. A. Bryan
Live Oak
A. G. Chandice
Ed Standerfer
California
Riverside
B. C
Odd Fellows
S.A. L. Ne
Don Coleman, Co
Williame & Heston
Washington
The
First National Bank of
Port Yeaterday
T! Point
Tam
A. B. Noj
Skinner & Shar
Iy Chipley
Burn-Coleman Company
A. G. McQuagge
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