The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-07

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DAILY WEEKIY SUNDAY
JOURNAL PUBLISHING COMPANY.
LOIS K. MAyEs. pres and Gen. Manager
conductea from 1899 to 1915 Under the
Edirorship and Management OF
Col. Frank l.. Mayes.
MEMsER ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Entered As second class matter at the
postoffice in Pensacola. Fla. under Act
of Congress. March g. 1879.
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we have new typewriter
A lovely make it is.
1t writes just fine and dandy
TIL we start something like this:
Columbus discovered America in
grow
The Revolution started in quuy: 4
And then we're in a fix!
Isn't this great Bayview weather:
Kill the rats. says headline. Which
kind
Come to Florida. if it gets too hot
: for you.
Even the grouchiest Of US have our
off days.
Just one more state. Then watch
your step! j
Every law looks blue to the man who
wants to break 1t.
Failures are often our greatest helps.
They reveal the weak spots.
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Very few young women are as much
interested in garden hose as they are
in silk.
Work by the hour instead of by
the day is one reason why production
is less and prices more.
The senate seems tor be satisfied with
stirring up trouble. No attempt seems
to be made at remedy.
Nearly 100000 children are without
teachers. says an exchange. More than
that. But just wait till next fall.
In spite of their difference, when
1t comes to the vote. the republicans
will have to be counted in.-don't for
get that.
That Florida republican party made
all the trouble possible in Chicago.
getting in practice for further efforts
in Florida.
June the sth is the date when the
candidate will feel as rich as 4 date
or as poor as a prune. No charge for
this witticism.
The campaign has reached the po.n.
where the mud -slingers are getting
ready to do their worst oh. proud
profession!
1t is claimed that Germany is pay
ing off its debts with sugar shipped
to this country. And the poor yaps
over here are paying the bill.
The republicans have determined |
thatif democracy gets back in the sad
die the administration shall find plenty
to worry over. and much to clean up.
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=. Eighty thousand dollars was paid
out last Saturday in payrolls for the
workers in the Hastings potato fields.
Country gentleman please take notice.
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Now the Bolsheviki want to trade
with us. Better be careful about the
coin. Don't forget that a good deal Of
the money was spurious at the be-
ginning Of the Red foray.
One of the West Florida exchanges is
reproaching The Journal for its friend
Illness towards all Florida. Well, we feel !
friendly. and we don't mind saying so. 1
We like this neck of the woods best
but we like the rest of the world. and
we refuse to pretend that we don't. We 4
hope that the rest of Florida will like
our section, too. after the press con-
vention.
All West Florida will extend regrets
at the loss sustained by fire in Crest
view. Crestview is one of the thriving
towns in this part of the state and
such loss. which we understand was
not fully covered by insurance, is re- /
GREETED by everyone interested in the
progress OF Okaloosa and IT'S county |
seat. But 1t will take more than a |
fire to retard the spirit which is put
ting forward the little Okaloosa city. |
HIS SWEETHEART.
BY Frank 1. Stanton.
MY Sweetheart dont forget me