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Newspaper

Bradenton Herald

Location

Bradenton, Florida, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1927

Page

7

Pelot Seeks Reversal of High School Relocation

Manatee county residents Pelot and Curry urged the county school board to rescind its order moving the high school to the Biltmore building next year. No action was taken. Frog Creek officials Vaught and Richards discussed building repair funds with board members and attorney Rice. Architect Johnson to inspect the building. an adjourned session is set for Monday at 9 am to tackle unfinished business.

Vg. O. Curry J. J. Pelot Manatee Pelot Biltmore H. N. Vaught Lucien Richards Frog Creek F C. Rice J. H. Johnson

Equal Rights Policy Moves At Manatee County Meeting

County officials push for a tariff to aid local growers amid heavy Mexican tomato shipments and Cuban pepper traffic. Leo Wilson and Chamber of Commerce work toward Washington support. Lathrop notes bridge construction two days ahead. Bayshore road repairs urged. cross state highway motorcade praised. signage plans discussed. gas plant sale update and industrial distribution advances noted.

Hoge Tallant Leo Wilson Fort Lauderdale Chamber of Commerce Washington W. A. Lathrop Manatee River Lathrop Bayshore Highway Piney Point Bee Line Bayshore Bays Darling O. C. Street Electric Lik Saade Varn Pirk Development Walter Hardin Yinstry Ae and Cigarette Distribution

Checker Club Meeting In Bradenon

The Bradenon checker club will hold a weekly tournament on Wednesday night at 7 50 in Recreation hall on the second floor. All players in this section are invited to participate.

Checker Club Recreation Hall

Optimist Club to Meet at Dixie Grande Wednesday

The Optimist club will convene in a weekly session on Wednesday at 12 15 noon at the Dixie Grande. The meeting promises to be an interesting one with numerous matters to come before the body.

Optmist Club Dixie Grande

Cornwall Leaves for Home in Buffalo

H. O. Cornwall who opened the Princess Pat restaurant here a month ago and sold out to the present owners left yesterday for Buffalo in his car. He resides at 28 Horton Place.

H. O. Cornwall Princess Pat Buffalo Horton Place

New York Banker Visits Manatee Section on Offical Tour

Lawrence B. Carey assistant secretary of the American Exchange Irving Trust company of New York City visits Bradenton, expresses strong impression of the Manatee section during his stay.

Lawrence B. Carey American Exchange Irving Trust Company New York City Bradenton Manatee

Obituaries for Christine Hudson Daniel and F F Ballinger

Christine Hudson Daniel longtime Bradenton public school teacher dies in a Jacksonville hospital. She was daughter of Belle Hudson and widow of Arthur Daniel of South Jacksonville. F F Ballinger 80 dies at home of her daughter in Ellenton after an illness. Survived by two daughters and two sons. funeral at Nichola residence Ellenton with interment in Ellenton cemetery. Wakeman Funeral Home in charge.

C. R. Daniel Christine Hudson Daniel Bradenton Jacksonville Belle Hudson Largo Fla Daniel Arthur Daniel Atlantic Boulevard F. F. Ballinger B. B. C. Nichola Ellenton Presbyterian Church Nichols H. E. Reid Georgia John, Ballinger Murray Ballinger Texas Nichola Poirrier Wakeman Funeral Home

Chamber Meeting Times And Traffic Bureau Rate Case Note

Secretary Jones read a letter from the Thomas E Grady Traffic Bureau saying the Florida rate case will not be reopened. The bureau filed an objection to reopening sought by those wanting higher rates in the state. Future Chamber meetings will begin at 8 oclock and 7 30 oclock.

Bradenton Atlanta Jones Thomas E. Grady Traffic Bureau Florida Chamber of Commerce

Will of Edw in Bayha Leaves Wife Entire Estate

The will of Edwin Bayha, a Brooklyn undertaker, notes total assets around 100 dollars. He leaves all earthly goods to his wife and appoints an executrix. The document reflects the customary simple bequest and formalizes the widow’s entitlement.

New York Edwin Bayha Brook Evermore

Absent Voter Law Of Florida May Be Amended

Governor John W Martin signals possible legislation to ease Florida’s absent voter rules. He argues current law blocks ballots from citizens away on election day and proposes allowing absent voters to cast and later deposit their sealed ballots with county officials. He cites examples of impractical swearing and oath requirements and calls for a simple, democratic process.

Florida Tallahassee John W Martin Washington United States Supreme Court

Attorneys To Attend State Bar Meeting in Jacksonville

Local lawyers J. H. Taylor A. B. Rowe E. G. Grimes G. B. Knowles and others will attend the state bar association meeting in Jacksonville Friday and Saturday. Knowles sits on a committee meeting Thursday then heads to Hamiet North Carolina before returning next week. Taylor will deliver the opening day address in response to the city’s welcome.

J. H. Taylor A. B. Rowe E. G. Grimes G. B. Knowles State Bar Association Jacksonville Mr. Knowles Hamiet N. C Mr. Taylor

Inn Destroyed by Fire Near Ocala

An inn located on Silver Springs road about five miles from Ocala was destroyed by fire when an oil stove overturned and exploded. Loss was estimated at several thousand dollars.

Ocala Silver Springs

Markets resume rally as rails lead stock gains

Wall Street opened higher with rail shares in the forefront. Union Pacific hit its highest since 1919 and United States Steel opened at a fresh all time high. General Motors and Remington Typewriter posted early gains as easy money conditions supported buying.

Wall Street New York Ehe Union Pacific United States Steel Remington Typewriter General Motors Lakers Maryland Pennsylvania Erie Bangor Gulf Mobile North Peoria Colorado Pan American B Mack Truck Congress

Jacksonville Market Update From Florida State Marketing Bureau

Jacksonville daily market report lists supplies moderate and demand good with a steady trend. Florida vegetables show mixed prices: beans 7-8 bushel hampers 100 to 125, cabbage 200 to 250 per double crate, celery 3s to 4s per crate 250 to 300, cucumbers 450 to 500 per crate, eggplant 350 to 400 per crate, peppers 450 to 500, squash 300 to 275, tomatoes 200 to 250 per six count fancy, potatoes 300 to 350 per square bushel crate, strawberries 120 to 140 per 52 quart crate, eggs 28 cents per dozen.

Jacksonville Florida State Marketing Bureau Florida

French Cruiser To Reinforce Shanghai With 800 Men

Paris April 5 An additional French cruiser with a landing force of 800 men will be sent to Shanghai. The reinforcement decision was made at Saturday's cabinet meeting but kept from public notice.

Paris Shanghai

Plane Forced Down Near McGirr Illinois

A Chicago Omaha airmail flight led by Ralph Johnson was forced to land seven miles east of McGirr Illinois due to bad weather. Johnson landed safely with no damage and will resume the flight once conditions improve.

Chicago Ralph Johnson McGirr Johnson

Kiwanis Club Enjoys Winter Music Program

Kiwanis Club members at their noon luncheon at Hotel Dixie Grande enjoyed a musical program by Mrs. W. K. Dexter and her sister Miss Rosa Taylor from Boston, aided by pianist Mrs. A. H. Paine. The program was arranged by Alex Knight and W. J. Kirkhoff, with A. R. Jones leading the song service. No action was taken on funding the County Welfare League, though motions and discussions continued about a drive to raise funds.

Kiwanis Club Dixie Grande W. K. Dexter Rosa Taylor Boston A. H. Paine A. R. Jones J. H. Taylor County Welfare League Taylor Kiwanian Wagner W. A. Manning Frank Webb John Campbell

New Light and Power Rates Transmitted to City by Trade Board

The Florida Power and Light company argues electricity cost is 20 percent production with 80 percent for distribution and 50 percent profit at the meter. They claim Bradenton should see about a 10 cent maximum per KWH, with small consumers saving 50 to 75 cents monthly, while hotels and businesses gain little. The article compares Bradenton’s costs to Sarasota’s franchise value and island land, suggesting existing rates may yield substantial returns for the utility over a 30 year period.

Florida Power & Light Company Bradenton Sarasota Sarasota Bay Light Company

Four men reel in 128 kingfish off the gulf

Homer Smith Joe Hockart L S McCurdy and J W A fished about 12 miles from shore using rod and reef with shiner minnows and corks. From 12 30 to four oclock they caught 128 kingfish averaging six pounds, with the largest around 12 pounds, and one barracuda weighing 18 pounds. They kept some for themselves and friends and left 600 pounds for Mitch Davis to sell.

Homer Smith Joe Hockart L. S. McCurdy Gulf Mitch Davis

U Club to Meet at Hotel Dixie Grande

F K Webb president of University club which has not functioned for months calls a meeting for Wednesday at 7 50 PM at the Dixie Grande. A smoker is planned with an exchange of ideas as the main aim to revive the active club.

F. K. Webb University Club Dixie Grande

Value of a thirty year lighting franchise in Bradenton

The writing argues for a municipal light plant in Bradenton, noting Florida cities like St Petersburg Lakeland Orlando Bartow and Jacksonville run profitable municipal systems. It suggests Bradenton compare with Sarasota and asks what a long term lighting franchise could bring to a growing town.

Sarasota Bradenton Florida Power & Light Company Florida St. Petersburg Lakeland Orlando Bartow Jacksonville Claude E. Street

Divorce granted in Paris on grounds of abandonment

Paris April 5 AP Marga ret Smith Sypestyn was granted a divorce from Gerry W. A. Kar Sypestyn for abandonment. The couple wed March 13 1926 in Key West Florida. Only one perpetual pension remains from the British government, an annual 25000 dollars to the Nelson earldom holder.

Paris Margaret Smith Sypestyn Gerry W. A. Kar Sypestyn Key West Fla Neleon Earldom

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