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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1899
Page
5
A partial OCR fragment shows a reference to a time window around 7.00 to 11.55 p.m. with unclear context. The readable items include numeric values and a sequence that hints at scheduling or logging times. No additional identifiable names or places are present.
Rural items show demand for cotton seed and seed subscriptions as residents like Hutto of Graceville visit, and social notes mention visits by Russ of Marianna and D. J. Jones to Boney Bros. The column references illness of J A Bryan and a contract from London, England.
Clayton Alabama resident Mr Frank Farrior visits son John B Farrior in town. Marianna and Bonifay correspondents urged. Morrison Mill Co to start large lumber shipments. Vernon registration officer S D Bostick visited. Laura Sapp extended visit to Blountstown. Local notices urge one-sided writing and remind readers to trade produce for subscriptions. Several local residents and visitors mentioned with brief notes on movements and lives.
We express concern over Orange Hill and Vernon post office mail handling affecting subscribers who pay for papers and receive them late. Charlie Setterlind returns to Pond residence and joins H A Cook. Outing group heads to St Andrews for two weeks. Chipley and Graceville kids play ball. Chipley wins 34 to 11. Lecturer Carl O H Thomas visits Chipley. Attorney J W Wilson leaves for Houston to practice. Inventor W Strickland touts railroad weed machine. N D Bland expands shop into a full variety works.
West Bay ripples report Chas T Anderson back home at North Bay to fish this season though fish are scarce. A daughter was born Aug 19 to Mr and Mrs William Stephens. Mr B F Thompson lost a horse while returning from a fish load. Fink alias Wilson, a thief and forger, passed by last week as Andersons pursued him toward Pensacola. West Bay pupils drew attractive school maps using pencil outlines and colored crayon.
Pleasant weather marks the week as Mr and Mrs Parker return from East Bay. Mrs A McDaniel and family of Marysville and Mr L Lewis of Chafin visit. Bear hunting party includes D G Nixon E Singleton Robert Nixon and Robert Murray. Singleton kills a very large bear. Mrs Alice Murray appointed postmaster at this place. Rev James Daily of Jackson County visits with Bro Daily. Reporter.
Arch Martin visits Westville and Tom White advances marriage to Jane Allen at Jos. Allen’s home. Mrs. Gadi Sims sick. Ben Yates reports road fund work on the Cowford Bridge to Caryville. David Sellars preached at Harrell school house next Sunday at 11. T. S. Everritt and wife travel to Georgia. J. C. Chestnut builds a new dwelling. Local column notes log hauling, fodder pulling, and satire on expansion. F. & A. State Line Musical Convention set for Bahama before the third Sunday in September.
A Thursday afternoon birthday celebration for Mr. G A Danley marked by a planned surprise party organized by Mrs. Goodson. Guests enjoyed an tropical themed dinner and shared warm wishes for many more birthdays to come, as reported by the Banner.
Mothers of children with croup or severe colds are advised to use Chaulain’s Cough Remedy. It contains no opiate or narcotic and is safe for babies as well as adults. The remedy has earned wide approval in the United States and abroad. Patrick Bros. druggist offers it for sale.
Teachers in Washington county will take a three day examination at Vernon Courthouse starting 8 30 a m Tuesday Sept Std 1800. Questions cover Theory and Practice of teaching from Arnolds Waymarks for Teachers. Applicants must supply pens ink cap paper endorse good moral character and pay one dollar exam fee. Fee includes one copy sent by Southern Book Depository Atlanta Ga.
Suffering from long term diarrhoea, O. HK. Moorr of Bold credits Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with a swift recovery after failed treatments. He reports feeling healthier than ever and urges fellow sufferers to try the remedy.
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