Florida Rose Show Premium List Opens Entries
The Florida Rose Society holds its second annual show at the Woman's Club balcony in Manatee Avenue and Virginia Drive in connection with the state horticultural congress. April show runs two days under county agent B H Wilson as director in charge. Miss Margaret Cobb and Miss Flavia Gleason coordinate exhibits with the Bradenton Lions and Palmetto Chamber of Commerce. The premium list outlines sections for amateurs and commercial florists with extensive rose classes, decorations, and vase displays. The Florida Rose Society elects officers at the Dixie Grande hotel on the 14th at 2:00 pm. Home canned exhibits feature in the event.
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Florida Rose Society
Wo Man’s Club
Manatee Avenue
Virginia Drive
Florida Horticultural Society
Wilson
Res
Fiorsin
Bradenton Lions
Gad
Palmetto Chamber of Commerce
Fiewer
Margaret Gobs
Welt
Flavio Gleason
Tallahassee
Nin
Iea
Florida
American Rose Sorciety
Dixie Grande Hotel
Margaret Cobb
Bradenton
Flavia Gleasone
Japs See Planned Attack on Foreigners
In Washington April 5 AP Responsible Japanese advised Admiral Williams that they believe the attack on Japanese in Geckos last Sunday was organized and prearranged. America planned to leave Cangka Acri 17 with date moved earlier. Admiral Williams informed the Navy and the consulate was closed as the gunboat Paloe stood by and sailed for Hankow.
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Washington
Willams
China
Navy Department
Cangka Acri
Nangsha
Paloe
Hankow
Democratic Workers' Headquarters Bombed in Chicago
Two Democratic workers' headquarters were bombed in Chicago early today by ten men in two cars. The fronts were demolished with no injuries. One officer, State Representative Lawrence O'Brien, said he had received threats after an arrest incident.
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Chicago
Hughe
Merry Sheen
Lawrence O’brien
O Brien
William Dumma
Divorce Granted in Armand Deuteeck Case
Mrs Helen Rosenwald Dutsch of Chicago, daughter of Julius Rosenwald, has been granted a divorce from Armand Deuteeck on the grounds of mass abandonment. The proceedings reveal a contested separation with no further details provided.
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Helen Rosenwald Dutsch
Julius Rosenwahlt
Chicago
Philanthroiet
Actron
Armand Deuteeck
Best in Florida says Grand Rapids broker
W. R. Smith lumber broker of Grand Rapids and Bradenton property owner says the situation in Florida is the best. He notes northerners are doing poorly and predicts a large influx of visitors and investors next fall and winter as conditions improve.
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W. R. Smith
Grand Rapids
Bradenton
Florida
Bryan College Representative In Bradenton
Milton M. Bales, D D, field representative for the William Jennings Bryan Memorial university now being erected at Dayton Tennessee, is in Bradenton. He has led a parish of 1400 and is a key clergy figure. The Dayton project, 81 acres deeded free, two administration wings, nearly $1,000,000 in notes and cash, opens in 1928. A dime a day from 50,000 fundamentalists for three years funds the plan. Centenarians: census shows 353 people over 100 in Europe.
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Milton M. Bales
William Jennings Bryan Memorial University
Dayton
Tenn
Bradenton
Bales
Veland
Chicago
New York
Northsun University
M. Bryan
Brayan
Mentho Sulphur Promises Quick Relief for Eczema
An advertisement touts Mentho Sulphur as a fast remedy for itching eczema and skin irritations. It claims germ destroying sulfur helps ease irritation, heal the skin, and improve appearance, urging readers to obtain Rowles Mentho-Sulphur from a druggist.
Relief for rheumatism with S.S.S. advertised claims
A long advertisement touts S.S.S. as a purely vegetable remedy for rheumatism claiming relief after years of pain. It includes a testimonial from Carl C. Campbell of Johnson City Tennessee and notes the product is sold in two sizes at drug stores.
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Carl C. Campbell
West Main Street
Johnson City
Tenn
Plans To Take Best Before Leading Americans
A report notes plans to lead Americans as golf tours continue in Florida. Walter Hagen, hampered by a taped left foot, played an exhib 36 hole match with Gene Sarazen, losing 2 and 1. Evans, injured, recalls Hagen’s 1914 open title run after ankle sprain hindered Evans.
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Ater
Florida
Hagen
Gene Sarazen
Chicago
Walter Hagen
White Sulphur Springs
Chick Evans
Midlothian
Rochester
Evans
Chick
George Sargent
Steamer Jeanette Scott Sold at Tampa Auction
The steamer Jeanette Scott, once running between this city and Tampa, was sold at Tampa auction for 4550 to W. R. Cole. The Adams Steamship Company owned it originally, later operated by Gulf Coast Steamship, used mainly as an excursion boat. A London dealer preserves its casks dating back to 1540 and 1431.
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Jeanette Scott
Tampa
W. R. Cole
Price Federal Customs Inspector
Adams Steamship Company
Gulf Coast Steamship Company
Evans Seeks Tie As Hagen Ends On 67 Holes
The Chicago amateur Evans drove to within 30 feet of victory on the final hole after an injured Chick Evans faced a 270 yard par four. Hagen and Chick both failed to convert the long putt, leaving Evans short of the cup by six inches.
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Hagen
Chicago
Ciug
Chick
Evans
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