Weekly municipal court session reports multiple cases
Mayor George Wallace presided as four defendants, including Neoma Fields and Ebbie Clark, faced charges of fighting with Fields fined $10 and Clark $5 and the others receiving bonds. The docket lists speeding, disorderly conduct, and liquor offenses for whites and blacks with various bond estreations and dismissals.
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George Wallace
Lilly Mae Harris
Ebbie Clark
Neoma Fields
Wallace
HJ Smith
Caeienter
Raymond Clark
Ted Alderman
Charles Yarborough
Otis Mabery
J. Teitelman
Jimmy Newman
Vy. O. Murrell
J. T. Fleming
R. J. McGruffin
Jack Hawker
Pearl Sanders
Neoma Hall
Cokie Cherry
James Slate
J. T. Slade
Beatrice Daughtrey
Manatee County Poultry Producers Organize Association
The Manatee County Poultry Producers Association forms with Miss Connie De Vane as Chairman and a board including M V Walter Emmet C Sayles Baden Brown J Kitsick Corbett Johns and John S McCreight. They have ordered constitution and by laws printed and membership certificates to promote systematic organization.
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Manatee County
Florida
The
Poultry Association
Miss Connie DeVane
Manatee
M. V. Walter
Sec- Treas
Oneco
Emmet C. Sayles
Myakka City
Baden Brown
Pearce Crockett
Bradenton
Fuchs
Palmetto
J. Kits
Four Parts Named For Farthing In Saxon Tools
The term farthing derives from a meaning of four, reflecting a four part division. Saxon pen nibs featured grooves to break into four fourthings, illustrating a practical subdivision in early writing implements.
Foreclosure Suit Verifies Absence of McGraw Pennant Park Officers
In Manatee County Florida circuit court a foreclosure action against McGraw Pennant Park Corporation proceeds after sheriff’s return shows no service due to officers being absent from the state. The corporation must appear at the Bradenton court house on May 11 1927 to defend. notice runs weekly for four weeks in The Bradenton Herald.
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McGraw-Pennant Park Corporation, & Corporation
John Saverese
Florida
McGraw Pennant Park Corporation
Manatee County
McGraw-Pennant Park Corporation
SIxteen Names clash in coastal league update
Siamson lost his third game to the pacemakers but the Lions benefited from a favorable schedule. B Hernandez pitched a shutout for the Saints over Savannah, allowing four hits as six runs came on nine singles. Swede Kason worked easily for Columbus as Pensacola made ten hits but no explosion. The Gulf scene included a navy blimp over Pensacola and a Pelicans 10 0 win led the Southern leaders, Birmingham trailing.
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Siamson
Lions
B. Hernandez
Saints
Savannah
Brennan
Kason
Pensacola
Columbus
Navy
Los Angeles
Giants Triumph As Braves Fall In World Series Style
The Giants defeated the Braves 12 to 4 as Cedric Durst and a heavy hitting parade fueled the victory. Dever drove in five runs while Durst slugged a pinch hit three base hit to center. Browns beat the Browns 9 to 4 with a late rally. Carl Mays pitched well for Cincinnati in a 5 to 3 loss to the Cubs. The Lions beat Selma 7 to 2 in the southeastern league as Montgomery’s ten wins include seven against Selma.
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Ruth
Meuse
Cedric Durst
Giants
Braves
Devermer
St. Louis
Cleveland
Browns
Carl Mays
Cincinnati
Cubs
Robbie
Brooklyn
Phils
LIONS
Montgomery
Selma
Buddy Wil
Phill hit Vance to win from Dodgers
Phillies defeat Dodgers 5 to 4 as Vance takes loss after 8 innings on the mound. Spaulding Williams Leach collect two base hits while Thompson Hendrick add three base hits. Ehrhardt allows no hits in relief and Carlson yields the final runs. Brooklyn manager and umpires named.
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Phill
Vance
Dodgers
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Spaulding
Williams
Leach
Thompson
Hendrick
Carey
Herman
Corgan
Carlson
Ehrhardt
McCormick, Reardon
O’day
Leo Diegel's big swing at Troon in Open
Profile of golfer Leo Diegel dubbed big bambino of golf. Recounts a 340 yard drive at Troon during the British Open and a near hole in one. Notes Diegel’s longer drives than Walter Hagen in 1926 and hints at improving iron play for 1927. Describes Diegel as a dreamer who enjoys palm trees and lighthearted mischief.
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Diegel
Troon
Scotland
Leo
Manatee County Poultry Association urged to unite for egg market
County Agent Leo H. Wilson calls for a Poultry Producers Association to coordinate egg marketing in Manatee County. He warns of competition from out of state shipments into Florida and urges farmers, retailers, cafes, hotels, and wholesale houses to support a state grade and label law ensuring fresh Florida eggs.
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Florida
Manatee County
Alabama
Tennessee
California
Washington
Leo H. Wilson
Hefner Elected At Conference Of Legionaires
The first conference of Florida’s new sixth district of the American Legion elected James Hefner secretary with H Fifield presiding. Arcadia delegates urged reoccupying Carlstrom Field near Arcadia and endorsed sending a 100 member band to France. The group backed the Mississippi relief fund and planned the next district meeting for Fort Myers in June. Representatives from Bradenton, Fort Myers, Sarasota, Arcadia, Venice and Sebring attended.
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American Legion
Florida
Dixie Grande
H. Fifield
James Hefner
Arcadia
United States
Carlstrom
Bradenton
Gulf Point
Legionnaires
Paris
Florida Department
France
Legion
Mississippi Relief Fund
Fort Myers
Bradnton
Sarasota
Venice
Sebring
Sun
Demands of the Age Discussed by Pastor at First Baptist
Pastor E H Jennings delivers a sermon urging bold moral conviction to meet current demands. He cites Mordecai and Esther and urges Christians to stand firm, embrace religious liberty with keener standards, and use modern tools to advance the kingdom.
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First Baptist Church
E. H. Jennings
Mordecai
Esther
America
Luther
Thos
Arnold
Geo. Eliot
Paul
Philippi
St. Bernard
Bernard
Braden ton residents debate bridge bonfire plan
Citizens split over burning the old bridge as a bonfire and consider practical uses for the lumber. Suggestions include paving unpaved streets with plank sidewalks and using fuel for homes, though many warn of smoke and fire risks and urge preservation.
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Bradenton
Palmetto
W. F. Watson
Vague Session Quote Attributed To G. B. Knowiea
A fragment from a session report attributes a statement to G B Knowiea. The readable text is incomplete and unclear, with misspellings obscuring the event and context. No date or place is identifiable from the excerpt.
Final discharge as administrator in Malinda Mackey estate
Bradenton Brank Trust Company Administrator M K Herrin seeks final discharge as administrator of Malinda Mackey deceased with final accounts to be presented to Judge W H Tucker for probate approval on May 25 1927. Public notice dated March 2 1927 in Manatee County Florida.
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State OF Florida
Malinda
BRADENTOWN BRANK @ TRUST COMPANY
Malinda Mackey
M. K. Herrin
A Mother's Joy with Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
Mrs. W. H. Lewis of St. Petersburg Florida touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as the best medicine for pregnant women. She says two pregnancies left her nervous and weak but the remedy restored health, reducing suffering and leading to healthy babies. She recommends the drug and notes trial offers through the Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo.
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Dr. Pierce
Invalids
Buffalo
N. Y
Fingerprints as Early Identification Tool Mentioned
Fragmentary text notes fingerprints used for identification by civilizations as early as 400 B C. The incomplete source hints at early forensic practice and cross cultural use of biometric markers.
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B. C
Shot from the Hip Chicago Gunman Fends Off Robbers
W A Spandau a Chicago race owner who once rode the west shows fast reflexes when four gunmen followed him home and demanded money. Spandau fired twice wounding one bandit and killing another while the others were captured.
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Chicago
W. A. Spandau
West
King Colt
Spandau
Bristol church’s black cat guards pews thirteen years
A black cat has attended every church service in a Bristol parish for thirteen years. It resides in the church building and is fed by parishioners, becoming a cherished local fixture.
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Bristol
England
Carnegie Library to Open Daily and Saturdays
The Carnegie Library will be open to the public daily from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. and on Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.
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Carnegie Library
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