Official Canvass Confirms Primary Results Unchanged
The county canvassing board reports no changes from the unofficial primary counts. Lord trails Landers by four on second-choice votes after corrections, with most precinct tallies adjusted. overall certified results remain as last week. A lengthy note to readers urges accountability and prompts discussion on publishing official proceedings and county finances.
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Representative
Lord
Landers
United States
Albert W. Gilchrist
Sarasota
Fruitville
Bee Ridge
Miakka
Osprey
Nokomis
Manasota & Ll
Englewood
House of Representatives
Otis F. Landers
J. H. Lord
F. W. Schultz
Precinct
No. Choice
Manasota
Englewold Wn
Circuit Court
Oo E Roesch O. Teate
Nokomis Osprey
Paul C. Albritton
Herbert S. Sawyer
Oliver E
Blackburn Geo. Blackwelder
L. DL Hodges
Eee
E. G. Easterling
Mason B. Hunt
A. M. Wilson
Aeomene
Frank A. Walpole M L Wread
F. J. Hayden M. L. Townsend
Former editor challenges Mr Wilson on publicity duties
A 1922 letter from Crab Orchard Kentucky writer defends local papers against free publication of county board proceedings. He proposes Wilson provide a full transcript at no cost and sign it, to prove editors do the work without pay. The note criticizes perceived public duty and funding constraints.
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Senate
Congress
United States
State Senate
Florida Senate
House
Eustis Lake
Lake County
H. H. Duncan
Tavares
Board of Commissioners
C. V. S. Wilson
Sarasota Times
Woods urges publicity law in force today
Clarence E. Woods former editor of Eustis Lake Region and honorary life member of Kentucky and Florida Press Associations argues for a compulsory publicity law in a public letter. He cites precedent and calls for government transparency in media. The missive emphasizes accountability and civic duty in journalism.
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Clarence E. Woods
Eustis Lake Region
Kentucky
Florida
Englewood Daughters Plan Visits to New Jersey
The article notes Mrs. W. H. Green traveling Saturday to New Jersey to visit daughter Mrs. Cutler while Mrs. Green will join her husband who had already left weeks ago. Others including Mrs. Walter Howland and several Schell and Howland family members enjoyed a motor trip and picnic to Cortez Beach and Anna Maria Key.
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W. H. Green
New Jersey
Coyne
Cutler
Green
Walter Howland
P. BK. Buchan
C. E. Schell
E. B. Freese
Charles Giebken
Mae Reynolds
Alma Howland
Verlie Howland
Bernice Howland
Margaret Buehan
Evalyn Schell
Myrtle Clark
Lawrence Schell
Cortez Beach
Anna Maria Key
Indianola Park Sunday Visitors Noted
From Our Special Correspondent Mr. Augustus May with Mr. Woods spent some time in the Park Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Frank Knapp with Mr. and Mrs. Barker of Chicago were also present.
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Augustus May
Woods
Park
Frank Knapp
Mrs. Barker
Chicago
Prominent Guests Visit Indianola Country Club Area
Thursday guests included L A Whitney secretary of Fort Myers Chamber of Commerce John Hedwig of St. Petersburg Merideth and Moody secretaries of Sarasota County Chamber of Commerce en route to Fort Myers. Sunday visitors listed Hono re Ed wards J H Lord Hill oil expert from Tampa Oldsmar Grantham Anderson from Tampa Mr and Mrs Lyle Jr Harry Bethel from Tallahassee and Mrs Lyle Sr Kasamin. The Sarasota County Times priced at $2.00 yearly.
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Indianola Country Club
L. A. Whitney
Fort Myers
Palmetto B Y P U Meeting Highlights Federation Session
The Palmetto B Y P U hosted the Federation of Manatee and Sarasota counties on Tuesday evening June 13. The meeting opened with a song service and prayer, minutes were approved, unions reported, Parish received the banner, and a collection was taken before adjournment. Refreshments followed served by the Palmetto union.
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Palmetto
B. Y. P. U. Federation of
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C. B. Whiteman
Jennie G. Whiteman
U. S
Peter F. Murry
E. O. Burns
Walter B. Manion
Frank F. Knapp
Ida May Helveston
S. H. Highsmith
Henry Reyter
David W. Walker
J. F. Gaston
Sarah Ann Mink
Dan Campbell
Franklin P. Dean
A. L. Joiner
A. H. Hammond
Albert B. Roehr
Helen Culver
James E. Pickering
James Goff
Admr
Hattie E. Goff
Mary Louise Thompson
W. E. Robinson
W- B. Holland
William G. Bigelow
James M. Ashman
P. H. Levy
Emma D. Rigby
D. G. McClellan
Geo. P. Smith
Alice H. Chaplin
J. K Dorn
Mattie A. Drymon
Beulah F. Teate
Andred B. Hand
P. C. Bacon
Mose T. Howell
Joel A. Hand
Walter Hand
Guardian
D. G McClellan
John D. Curran
Louise W. Cummer
Sarah West
Oscar Smith
Andrew Brown
C. F. Conkling
Lewis E. Cadwell
J. H
France W. Lord
C. D. M. Greer, Jr
Charles F. Hartig
Marie Engle
Phillip A. Kahle
Rosa
State of Florida
F. H. Meyer
C. S. Curry
Jessie R. Stewart
John Hibble
W. A. Saunders
F. A. Walpole
J. S. White
Frank A. Walpole
L. M. Noble
Harry R. Wilson
J. M Ashman
Will Thomas
Mary Thompson
Charles Ringling
William Crafts
W. G. Selby
Burns Realty Co
Fred E. Stak
Pearl V. Dixon Et al
Bernard Jeffrey
Citizens American and Trust Co
White Beach Fruit Co
Wilson
Sarasota, Fla
Ford
Henry Ford
Military Affairs Committee
Capitol
J. W. Worthington
Washington
W. B. Mayo
Wright
Georgia
Morin
Pennsylvania
Miller
Fisher
Tennessee
Crago
Indianola Park
Edith Cavell
George
Queen Mary
England
Brussels
Mlle
Marguerite Blauckaert
Blauckaert
The
Sarasota County
B. Y. P. U. Meeting
North Carolina
VIA
Asheville
Hendersonville
Saluda
Waynesville
Tampa
Jacksonville
A. D. Williamson
Bradentown, Fla
W. H. Stephens
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