Homeseekers Rally to Washington County This Fall
Homeseekers will move to Washington county by the hundreds this fall and winter. The text questions why there is more emphasis on the brotherhood of man than the sisterhood of woman. It compares dissolving trusts to cutting a mythical snake into new serpents. California adopted the initiative referendum and recall with a larger recall majority than the initiative.
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Washington County
California
Polk County
Republican insurgents urge clear split before 1912 convention
Republican insurgents demand a separation of supporters and rivals, while nominating themselves as loyal sheep. Norman E. Mack, chairman, called the Democratic National Committee to meet in Washington on January 8 to set the time and place for the 1912 national convention.
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Norman E. Mack
Democratic National Committee
Washington
The
Boston Globe
Fall Open and Boosters edition boosts Pensacola News
The Pensacola News’ Fall Open and Boosters edition appears, signaling strong output five years after earlier limits. Politics note national progressives at Chicago back LaFolett for president and push direct primaries. Florida Farmers’ Institute to tour the state aboard an Atlantic Coast Line six-car train from Gainesville starting November 16.
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Pensacola News
Chicago
LaFolett
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Farmers’ Institute of the
University of Florida
Gainesville
Democracy as Religion of Brotherhood and Equal Rights
Joseph W. Folk defines democracy at a St Paul banquet as a religion of brotherhood and equal rights. He argues for the Golden Rule, public rights over private gain, and opposition to special privileges while guaranteeing equal opportunity for all to live and labor.
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Joseph W. Folk
St. Paul
Simem
Keowas And The Company A Moral Lesson
A local essay urges boys to choose companions carefully as the company one keeps shapes character. It emphasizes that a clean moral boy who is thoughtful and earnest can still rise if he seeks better peers, adds that helping others may guide him toward the right path.
Local Business Adds Big Storefront Expansion
James J Cox plans a large addition to his store to boost trade. Engheh Hicks, aka Charlie Hucks, is also erecting a new store building downtown. Miss Kate McMillan teaches at Tillery and Mims Bowen teaches at Macom, both seen in town Saturday. Rev M B Grant and Rev L H Chappelle led a weeklong protracted meeting at the new Methodist church with strong attendance.
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James J. Cox
Charlie Hucks
Engheh Hicks
Kate McMillan
Tillery
Mims Beasie Bowen
Macom
M. B. Grant
L. H. Chappelle
Chipley
New Methodist Church
Vinol Promises Longer Life For The Aged Wary Of Waste
An advertisement claims Vinol improves appetite digestion and blood to slow aging effects. It argues elderly bodies waste energy faster than they repair and that Vinol with Cod Liver Oil Tromtonic strengthens the worn system and offers a money back trial if it does not help.
Local Notes From Wausau and Nearby Areas
Wausau report lists residents visiting Chipley Gap Pond Vernon Alford and Chipley for business and social calls. Mentions cane farming weather and ailing Aunt Sarah Gainer plus teacher Miss Eather traveling to Chipley to visit her ill mother.
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Kutared
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Chotey
Fis
Correspo
Campbell & Dekle Company
Wausau
W. L. Tiller
John Curtee
Gap Pond Section
Iowa
J. W. Howell
Vernon
W.L. Jones
Curtiee L. Jones
Alford
Mike "Waters
Lilla J. Warren
Millville
Sarah Gainer
A. McRar
D. W. McLeop
A. Onwonn
Scoty
Treas
Florida
Land’ Title & Trust Co
Marianna, Fla
First National Bank
Acola, Fla
United States
Bidestand
West Florida
Croatic Tue
Savings Department
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First National Bank OF
Panbacola
Rae
Kavans
Rowles
W. K. Ihrer
Campbell & Dekle Co
American Building Co., Inc
Jacksonville
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Leven
Banner Office
Interstate Fair
Pensacola Florida
EB Barkoot
Fort Pickens and
Fort McRae
Navy Yard
Santa Rosa Island
Gulf of Mexico
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