11 May 1911
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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1911
Page
1
Advert says The Banger seeks fifty pounds of clean cotton rags in Washington county in the Land of Sunshine and Flowers. Hay available at 1 per 100 at the barn. See Postmaster J P Schell for details. Cards
A dark colored medium cow aged 8 or 9 with a white facial spot and her ~2 month old calf left Chipley late March. They were unbranded. Information leading to recovery will be appreciated and reasonable charges paid.
Amid early campaigning a few hopefuls emerge while some voters accuse others of treating in Providence. The piece notes that success requires personal effort rather than reliance on city help.
West Bay residents GAY and family recently relocated while Panama City business callers include L. L. Gay and A. J. Gay visiting here. Panhandle travelers J. E. McKenzie and Dr. J. Ambus Wells browsed St. location. Miss Ovida Gay returned from Panama City trip as Doty relatives left White Bear Minnesota after a three month stay. A crowd from Gay and Lynnhaven attended Southport dance Saturday night inviting others to join.
An examination for teachers will be held at the Vernon Academy starting Tuesday June 6 1911 and continue for three days. Applicants must bring legal cap paver pens and ink present a certificate of good moral character and pay a fee of 1.
The text notes cool mornings harming crops in the region and praises local institutions. It urges action to support schools churches homes and roads as the county’s best recommendations. It asks what is being done to create and support these institutions.
Fresh goods available for breakfast and dinner with free delivery from Harveys. T. L. Wells & Bro advertise the best Brogan shoe ever brought to Chipley for only 1.50.
Local chatter highlights Box Bar as a hit with women in other cities and urges Chipley ladies to visit. The promotional note names Cromsy Box Bart Paucor in relation to the event.
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