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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1911
Page
4
The notice lists Hapkinton Church Wednesday night programs and Sunday hours. It details post office hours from 7:30 to 8:00, mail routes Vernon timing, and money orders available during open hours. J P Sobell P.M. is named.
Rates for various newspapers and city editions. The text lists prices per year for Atlanta and New York publications and notes local city citizen subscriptions with different periods and amounts. It appears as a fragmented price table with multiple regional entries and inconsistent formatting.
Compiled roster of state and Washington County officials including Governor Alber W Gilchrist Secretary of State H Clay Crawford Attorney General Park Trammell Comptroller A C Croom Supreme Court Justices Thos M Shackleford and Mabry Railroad Commission E Hudson Burr Clerk, J Emmett Wolfe Pensacola State Solicitor L Wilson. county officers list with circuit clerk sheriff treasurer tax collector and school board names in Chipley Vernon and surrounding areas.
Executives from Florida Alabama North Carolina and South Carolina will attend Governors Day at Pensacola Interstate Fair. A grand parade will lead notable state officials and staffs with U S troops from nearby forts and Pensacola militia company participation expected.
Mrs Gould of Pitteticla N H credits Kidney Bitters with curing long standing stomach and kidney troubles. She says every medicine failed until this remedy, and urges others to try it for health. The article promotes the bitters as a strong liver and kidney remedy from S0cat 8 & McGannony.
The Pensacola business community will parade along Pensacola streets with floats from most firms. Fair Association officers will lead, followed by Fort Barrancas soldiers, Pensacola’s two military companies, city officers, and mounted police. Brass bands provide music as the march progresses to Kuptrian park where the agricultural exhibit opens with ceremonies.
Readable lines indicate a discussion of average times and citizen chances, referencing a Kansas City Star source. The fragment mentions a disparity in averages and potential perception of risk or likelihood within a numerical context. No clear events, entities, or dates are evident.
A fragment echoes the view that differing opinions drive horse racing diversity rather than uniform agreement.
A short advertisement notes a cost effective remedy and good advice for coughs and colds, marketed as water and cure. It claims vital usefulness for prudent men and women and will be sold by all dealers.
A retriever in Ton England guided rescuers to a brook after signaling the drowning of four year old Grantey Yates. The animal alerted a sister and led search until the boy's body was found after grappling with hooks in the water.
Fragmentary ad copy describes plaster for a boat and flannel dampened with Chamberlain's Liniment bound for sale by All Dealers. The readable text suggests a parish notice or trade listing from a period newspaper.
A fragmentary exchange describes a domestic quarrel over table items and cooking, with instructions to clear the table, light the flame under a chafing dish, and stir the mixture until prompted to weep. The text includes odd phrasing and unclear speakers.
A fragmentary exchange discusses a patient’s trouble and prospects. One speaker asks for interpretation while another remains optimistic about earnings, suggesting a rough plan to make about 500 apiece.
Fragment shows a speaker warning about a strange cat named Denebee who may scratch. The note suggests the cat would rather eat a little bird called M Bim.
An early 20th century advertisement claims Dr. King’s New Life Pills restore balance by prompting organs to function properly. The copy portrays wives aiding local strikers and promises excellent health as a result.
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