30 May 1912
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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1912
Page
1
Examination for teachers at the Academy Vernon begins 9 o clock Tuesday June 4 1912. Applicants must bring regl paper pen ink supply a character certificate and pay 1 dollar fee. By order of Board of Public Instruction May 1912 G B Buss Chim B F Gane Secty Rub My Tism note.
Drop in and see what is on the bargain counter at Mistes Richardson's featuring dishes and glassware on sale.
The old well in Fifth Street in front of the Banner office was filled last week, ending a landmark era. The well, once essential for water works and firefighting, is no longer in use, marking a notable change in Chipley. The primary election produced a close sheriff race with Henry Farrior likely winning by 200 to 300 ballots. John W. Tharp defeated S. W. Bush for district two county commissioner by a large margin. The Banner congratulates the winners.
The notice highlights free delivery at Williams and Helton and Dunn Colemen Co for fishing tackle. It notes She Misses Richardson receives new goods frequently and that the Southport excursion over the B C railroad each Sunday is well patronized. Misses Richardson’s millinery offers regularly available goods.
The B C and St A Railroad coords with Tiller and Blackwell to run a boat linked to the B C train. Through tickets from Chipley to any bay point are available. Northbound service departs Millville 2 30 am Panama City 10 15 am Andrews 11 00 am Lyne Haven 6 10 pm. Southbound boat aligns with train with no delay, says R F Scarcett, general manager.
Eye Spectalter will hold a free consultation and examination at Dr Wilson's office in Chipley on the first Tuesday in July 1912. The public is invited to attend for eye care.
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