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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1910
Page
8
A collection of local remarks on education, politics, and daily life. Mentions the agool bell, a baby’s illness, Millinery opening for Miss Richardson, a call for party loyalty, and editor’s notes on correspondence and public temper. Includes a reflection on usefulness versus uselessness.
The Banner refuses whiskey campaign material for publication despite no charge for legitimate news. The local option committee sent matter with billing demands, but the paper discarded it, noting insufficient funds and stating it will not publish material extending liquor sale privileges.
The message lists evaporated apples and peaches prunes tokay grapes jonathan apples celery New York cheese crackers and dark brown sugar for cake making with signature W. J. Schell.
Chipley High School opens Monday for the 1910 11 term with a staff including Principal R W Van Brunt Assistant Principal A C Palmer and teachers Florence Collins Inez Robertson Anns Horne Pearl Whitaker Florida Harding and Callie Hentz The school expects its year to be more prosperous and productive if patrons give wholehearted cooperation.
W C T U members at the Baptist church held a Tuesday afternoon meeting with reports showing growth of unions in the county. Articles by Mrs. Blake and Miss Crim were read and warnings sounded about liquor interests opposing the prohibition amendment. The note urged men and brothers to rally, speak for the amendment, and vote on election day.
A special 10 day sale by B Blake & Co offers handkerchiefs dollars and belts at low prices. Shoppers are urged to buy now while discounts last.
A string of brief social and visiting notices from Vernon and nearby towns records names such as A D Oliver and Mrs Hughey visiting, J Wee Dykes and De Shipley in Greenhead, Miss Francia teaching, Eva and Marian visiting, Tax Collector Gainer rounding up delinquents, Walter Wilpon visiting Graceville, and Rosa Gai heading to St Andrew to lead primary at Andrew High. Remaining notes mention teachers, residents, and consolidating two Knights of Pythias lodges.
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