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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1903
Page
2
Disjointed clippings discuss Roosevelt era politics. Mentions Damrich in Chicago, Morgan and Panama, Dowie, and Ta liaferro. Attacks graft, tariff debates, and public schools while praising printing industry progress and Langley’s mission.
A reflective piece on fame as brief and fading after death. The author notes that applause ends with the curtain and society moves on to the next actor. Only a few remember us for our genuine help and good deeds rather than fame.
Jas H Preston and Peter D Hax, both under 22 and bookkeepers in Chicago, admit larceny embezzlement and conspiracy to cover a shortfall. The confession frames their downfall as pursuit of society and warns readers to live within income and avoid debt.
The luminous paragraph discusses Britain's inability to grow cotton and suggests protective duties on raw cotton imports and on the food of workers. It contrasts Britain's exports of cotton manufactures versus raw cotton and proposes a tariff-driven shift, implying a broader debate on protectionism and free trade.
A fragmentary 1900s civic essay questions money’s dual power to corrupt and aid society. It weighs wealth’s influence on national character and politics, arguing labor strength hinges on moral citizenship and peaceful action, with a note on party alignment and voter power.
The Montgomery sale of blooded beef cattle drew solid attendance and strong prices over two days. A total of 112 head sold, including 72 registered and 50 grades, with Florida buyers dominating. Notable prices included a $400 top for a Shorthorn bull and $325 for a Shorthorn heifer. West Florida buyers included D. Hughes and A. G. Stewart among others.
A letter to the Atlanta press laments unpaid teachers and urges editors to reserve their thunder for advocates of compensation. The writer calls out the overworked educators and criticizes editors who contribute no pay.
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