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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1912
Page
2
The article notes Roosevelt’s criticism of free trade while progressives push to cut tariffs, asking why Roosevelt opposes it when others advocate tariff reduction and political risk. It frames a clash between Roosevelt’s stance and progressive tariff reforms.
The message urges purchase of land in Washington county while it is cheap. It references a Roosevelt Denver speech in which recall of Presidents was supported and questions his candidacy. It notes rising lemon prices and hints at voter actions for Taft and Ted in November. It warns against delaying action.
A plea urges contributions to the Wilson and Marshall campaign fund. The message states the candidates rely on people rather than trusts and asks supporters to donate.
A concise reflection on ambition. It emphasizes effort, belief in grand ideals, and daily acts that prepare the hero for decisive moments. The piece urges persistent striving as the pathway to achievement.
Four years ago Roosevelt urged support for the Republican ticket, but now he accepts any Republican who prefers Wilson over him as proof of a flaw in the Democratic candidate.
The passage urges preventing trouble by applying method and system to work. It calls for working not merely to finish tasks but to take pleasure in good work and to improve slightly beyond others, emphasizing purposeful effort over fret and worry.
In a heated Republican split, Wilson remains calm and unscathed. The text argues every year of his life supports his current stance, claiming no detractor can fault his record or motives.
A traveler across Florida predicts a future surge in farm land values. He argues urban real estate remains costly while farming land is cheap now, expecting towns to develop and existing towns to expand, creating a strong market for farm products and a rapid rise in land values.
The passage urges collective civic effort for Chipley's development. It states development is not one person’s duty but the town’s business, requiring every resident to begin work and neighbors to assist, so that all benefit and the town’s welfare advances through shared action.
The Manufacturers Record states the South is the nation’s greatest asset and plans a special edition to prove it. It argues the South’s natural advantages could spark greater interest in the region’s future among the business world and other sections.
A pithy list notes ten practices not to regret: refrain from speaking evil, hear before judging, think before speaking, hold an angry tongue, seek pardon for wrongs, be patient with all, ignore tale bearers, distrust most ill reports, and exercise patience in listening.
Citizens who have been in the state one year and county six months must register if not yet registered or if they turned 21 since the last election. The message urges timely action while registration books are open.
Every elector in Washington county should be prepared to vote for the initiative and refer endum at the November election. It is a good Democratic measure looking toward the actual placing of the ceina of government in the hands of the people.
A proposal outlines adding places of amusement to lure tourists during winter. Officials argue diverse venues will attract visitors and sustain local economy amid colder months.
Mrs. MoA Davis of Jackson Street Chipley Fla testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured her kidney trouble and restored her health after years of weakness and poor sleep. She says she recommended the remedy three years ago and remains convinced of its benefits. Foater Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's.
Washington county appoints district registration officers for precincts 1 through 11 with books open at least two days weekly from September's first Monday to October's second Saturday. Officers include C. L. Nichols Walter Pennington A W Gainer Chas Armstrong A Wesley J T Bowen L S Armstrong Robert Nixon J D Nixon. supervisor at Nogiatrir.
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