Harris Tells Of Golden Rule In Rotary Affairs
In Tampa on April 9 Paul Harris founder of Rotary spoke at a district convention closing that night after two days. He highlighted Rotary's 22 year history and its aim to spread the Golden Rule through service. He cited crippled children work, clubs active in 40 states, and 130000 Rotary ambassadors worldwide.
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Harris
Rotary
Tampa
Fla
Paul Harris
Mr. Harris
Ohio
Nore
Red
Tike
Ktary
Bartow Chosen Central Egg Surplus Station in Polk County
Poultrymen of Polk county organize a system to market production. Bartow is designated as the central station for receipt and distribution of egg surplus and the product will be marketed under a branded guarantee.
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Bartow
Polk County
Key West man charged after bicycle DUI flight
Moses Green, a Black man, was captured after Sheriff Niles chased him to a fence. Police said he struck a child and faced multiple charges including riding a bicycle while intoxicated amid a messy escape attempt.
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Key West
Moses Green
Niles
Moses
Pensacola Library Bond Election Sought
The state legislature will be asked to authorize a local election in Pensacola for 50 000 dollars in bonds to fund the construction of a public library.
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Pensacola
Appeal Planned Over Daytona New Smyrna Inlet Bond
An appeal to the state supreme court will challenge Circuit Judge Wright’s validation of a 1 500 000 dollar bond issue for the Daytona New Smyrna inlet district improvement. Judge Stewart contests the validation in the action.
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Stuart
Thate
Supreme Court
W. W. Wright
Daytona
Smyrna Inlet
L. A. Stewart
Bradenton Band Earns Praise for Festival of States
A. L. Silknitter receives a letter from Dudley Saumenig praise for the Silknitter band in the Festival of States parade in St. Petersburg. The editors note the band’s co operation aided the parade and a big day is planned at Manatee Methodist Church with evangelist R. M. Arnau delivering sermons on The Great Church in the Bible and Labor Unions. Special music is set for all services.
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A. L. Silknitter
Dudley Saumenig
Chamber of Commerce of
St. Petersburg
Silknitter
Manatee Methodist Church
R. M. Arnau
R. L. Link
New Service Station Opens in Palmetto
Joseph Fann opens the Standard Service station on Lemon Avenue near the Seaboard tracks. The new facility is well equipped, neat, and attractive, offering modern amenities for customers.
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Palmetto
Joseph Fann
Lemon Avenue
Seaboard Tracks
Forest Champion Senator Harrison Partners in Forestry Bill
The Jacksonville Times Union runs a photo of Senator M. O. Harrison under the headline Forest Champion. The article notes the thirty sixth district senator authored a bill to create a state forestry board and to promote reforestation and protection of Florida woodlands.
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Jacksonville Times- Union
M. O. Harrison
Senate
Florida
Kiwanis Club Names Delegates and Alternates
Earl Mason Everett Robinson Virgil Willis and Ernest Cecil formed a quartet at the Palmetto Kiwanis meeting at the Oaks hotel with Mrs John Driver on piano. W T Harrison and P J Hackney named delegates to the International Kiwanis convention June 6 9 at Memphis. C L Barker and C J Mundee chosen alternates.
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Earl Mason
Everett Robinson
Virgil Willis
Ernest Cecil
Palmetto Kiwanis Club
Oaks Hotel
John Driver
W. T. Harrison
P J. Hackney
Memphis
C. L. Barker
C. J. Mundee
Juniors to Present Two One Act Plays at Palmetto
Palmetto High School junior class presents two one act plays The Florist Shop and A Case of Suspension with a musical interlude Friday at eight o clock in the school auditorium A sextet will provide music between the performances.
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Palmetto High School
Man Bailed $25 on License Driving Charge
Julian Scott, a Black man from the Howard turpentine camp area, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Hutches on a charge of driving without a license. He posted a $25 bond for his appearance in court.
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Julian Scott
Howard Turpentine Camp
Hutches
Locked Up on Charge Driving Without License
Alfred Williams was arrested by sheriff's deputies yesterday at Palmetto on a charge of driving without a license. He was locked up.
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Alfred Williams
Palmetto
30 Recruits Sought for Life Saving Corps
The Red Cross Life Saving corps seeks 30 new members at Recreation Hall on Tuesday at 7 15 pm. Claude P fiall national representative will visit from Washington to train and test recruits April 18 19 and 20.
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Red Cross Life Saving Corps
Recreation Hall
Claude P. Fiall
Washington
Bridge Celebration Discussion by Palmetto Group
The Greater Palmetto Improvement Association will discuss joining Bradenton for a mammoth celebration marking the opening of the Green bridge. The meeting occurs Tuesday night in the library basement on Main Street at eight o'clock.
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Greater Palmetto Improvement Association
Main Street
At & O'Clock
Bradenton
Green Bridge
Palmetto Postmaster Moves To New Home
W. E. Burch postmaster at Palmetto and his wife have moved from Lamb Street to the Parrish residence at West Bay and Cedar Streets.
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Palmetto
New Home
W. E. Burch
Palto
Lamb Street
West Bay
Cedartreets
Dupree Kin Notified of Brother's Illness
Mrs. S. C. Dupree ofen was called to Florence South Carolina by a serious illness of her brother J. Allen. She wired friends that his condition is unimproved.
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S. C. Dupree
Florence
S. C
Eee
J. Allen
Palmetto Woman Improves. Nearing Return Home
Mrs. M. E. McDugald of Palmetto, long hospitalized, shows marked improvement and hopes to go home soon. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lamb traveled from Palmetto to Tampa where Mrs. Lamb had an operation. her condition is greatly improved. Mrs. J. C. Pope of Bessemer Alabama, sponsor of a Tampa division of the United Daughters federation, visited Mententon as Mae Keheley’s guest.
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M. E. McDugald
Palmetto
Tampa Hospital
J. A. Lamb
Tampa
Alabama
J. C. Pope
Bessemer
Ala
United Daughters Federacy
Mententon
Mae Keheley
Lawrenceville Vet Visits Relatives in town
Judge John P. Webb of Lawrenceville Georgia, a Confederate veteran and Old Soldiers' home trustee in Atlanta, visited relatives Mrs. J. T. Webb and J. Toliver Webb in Braden ton. Klmere Thomas, connected with Dean-Yarborough Company, won the miniature Packard from the Community Service Station contest. Teubner of the Community Service Corporation says he has never run a contest like this before.
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John P. Webb
Lawrenceville, Ga
J. T. Webb
J. Toliver Webb
Old Soldiers’ Home
Atlanta
Klmere Thomas
Dean-Yarborough Company
Packard
Teubner
Community Service Corporation
The
Herald
Local Contest Sparks Kids’ Interest in Automobiles
The community contest closed to enthusiastic applause as every child showed keen interest in the automobile prize, proving the organizer’s claim that youngsters would be captivated by the competition.
Palmetto sells $100000 in bonds at 97 cents
The Palmetto city council announces the sale of $100000 in bonds to relieve taxpayers. A. T. Bell and Company of Toledo, Ohio purchased the issue.
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Palmetto
A. T. Bell and Company
Toledo
Ohio
Peacock Leaves for Macon GA
Charles H. Peacock of Bradenton left Saturday night for Macon Georgia where he will spend several days. Transportation arrangements were made at the downtown offices of the Seaboard Air Line.
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Charles H. Peacock
Bradenton
Macon
Georgia
Seaboard Air Line
Three Reservations Announced by Atlantic Coast Line
From the downtown offices of the Atlantic Coast Line, three rail reservations were announced on Saturday for Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Brown to Canandaigua New York Mrs A Frederic to Covington Indiana and Fred Shirley to New York City.
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Atlantic Coast Line
W. D. Brown
Canandqua
N. Y
A. Frederic
Covington, Ind
Fred Shirley
New York
Taxpayers' League to Meet Monday
There will be a meeting of the Taxpayers' league at the court house Monday at 7 30 p m. The proposed bond issue will be discussed and such other matters as may be of interest to the members. All taxpayers are urgently invited to be present and to participate in all discussions.
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Taxpayers’ League
Court House
Saunders to Study Chicken Diseases in Beau Vue
Dr. D. A. Saunders and his wife of Gainesville reside in Beau Vue until autumn. The chicken diseases specialist is studying Manson's eye worm for the state agricultural department and had previously worked on the project last year.
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D. A. Saunders
Gainesville
Beau Vue
Manson
State Agricultural Department
Adjourned County Board Meeting Monday
An adjourned meeting of the county board of public instruction will be held Monday at 9 20 am. A report on the Frog Creek school house by a special committee will be examined at the request of the local board.
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County Board of Public Instruction
Welock
Frog Creek
Tall Cedars Plan Spring Ceremonial
The Tall Cedars announced preparations for their spring ceremonial with plans under way. A. L. Silknitter stated Saturday that arrangements are progressing for the event in real time.
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Tall Cedars
A. L. Silknitter
Leader of Manatee band to enroll new members
The Manatee Municipal group led by HFPB NFW plans immediate enrollment of new members and purchase of fresh music. Headquarters will be in City Hall above the fire department.
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Manatee
Ree
The Ballad of Reading Gaol Verse on Law and Prison
Oscar Wilde explores the justice of laws and the cruelty of prisons. The speaker notes laws shape man and time dulls life while prisons are built from bricks of shame and bars to hide cruelty from Christ.
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Oscar Wilde
Reading Gaol
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