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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1912
Page
2
Unclear text indicates statistics on public school teachers in the United States with a focus on gender, noting a majority of the teaching workforce are women.
A Waterbury Cobb county publication urges readers to vote for Taft and pray for Roosevelt while betting on Wilson, signaling a contested political stance amid the electoral climate.
The note states it takes twelve acres to graze one cow on the Texas cattle range and asserts Florida as a place to raise cattle.
A call for state wide support of a simple economic proposal to fund roads emphasizes aid for Florida counties and infrastructure. The message targets every citizen in Washington County and across the state, arguing benefits for commerce and daily life.
Statistics show the American farmer has $40 billion invested in his business and produced $25 billion of new output.
It appears the nation rallies around Woodrow Wilson as progressive Republicans in the western states form clubs to support his presidential bid. The organizing effort signals broad GOP backing and coordinated turnout plans ahead of the polls.
Researchers at Johns Hopkins University Baltimore report a potential tuberculosis preventive. They state experiments completed with fully satisfactory results and anticipate further validation.
The Jacksonville Metropolis notes a critic's claim that farmers would pawn their clothes to access profits from land in the South, highlighting the odd emphasis on migration and land wealth.
Washington County begins to harness its natural resources and advantages as a leading Florida region. The article highlights planned growth across industry, infrastructure, and community assets, signaling the county’s potential to become a major state hub.
The citizens of Eustis have raised $15,000 to establish a thoroughly up to date plant for the Eustis Lake Region weekly, leveraging the press as a driver of town upbuilding.
The state tax commission led by W. S. Jennings T. L. Clarke and E. S. Mathews invites tax leaders in Florida to a convention in Jacksonville on September 26 to discuss taxation reform aimed at relieving unequal burdens.
A published list of property owners used for unlawful and disreputable purposes has stirred controversy. The piece condemns respectable citizens who compromise with crime for revenue, arguing publicity fights crime and urges continuous public pressure to expose wrongdoing.
Roughly a million dollars in tobacco was raised around Havana in Gadsden County this year, according to local reports. The event drew farmers, merchants, and community leaders supporting the effort.
A fragment questions the idea that if every lie were nailed there would be insufficient pails to build a small chicken coop. The line blends metaphor with rural imagery, prompting readers to ponder truth and practicality.
The survey notes clear signs of progress in Washington county with development seen in every town and community. It urges optimism about the area's bright future and declares doubters as staunch pessimists.
Good roads cut transport costs from 27 cents to 10 cents per ton mile, aiding the marketing of farm products. The argument frames road quality as the greatest community investment to lower the cost of living.
Lee Jones arrives from Chipley and others visit. rain aids velvet beans but harms cotton. The Wausau Lumber Co. completes a two story store with pool tables to come. A. B. Griffin, Confederate veteran, dies at his son's home leaving a widow and children. community offers sympathy. Esther Cailey visits with grandmother Mrs McMillan.
Governor Marshall of Indiana, a Democratic vice presidential candidate, praises his mother in a lengthy tribute. He recalls her steadfast faith and humor and notes she told him there was a Santa Claus. A separate Georgia note shows John M. Slaton spent $12,760.61 on his gubernatorial bid and will earn $10,000 over two years.
The Panama City Pilot reports Washington County will attract more permanent settlers this winter from tourists and immigrants into Florida than any other county in the state.
The following district registration officers are appointed for Washington county precincts. Books will be open at least two days a week from the first Monday in September to the second Saturday in October. Nixon, Supervisor of Registration, and district officers including A. Wealey and Chas. Armstron g are named for various precincts.
A carload of Studebaker wagons is noted at the Dunn Coleman Co hardware store, signaling a display or sale of wagons alongside ordinary hardware offerings.
Chipley citizens praise Doan's Kidney Pills as effective beyond rivals. Mrs A E Helton of Chipley testifies the product has reliably helped when kidney discomfort attacked after a typhoid related illness in May 1906. Purchase through Dean's Kidney Pills distributor Poster-Mii New York.
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