Sarasota County Times Announces Publication Details
The Sarasota County Times lists Mrs. C. V. S. Wilson as editor and proprietor. It notes weekly Thursday publication in Sarasota Florida with subscription rates for year six months and three months in advance. Foreign subscriptions and advertising are mentioned with The American Press Association as representative.
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Manatee County Advocate
Sarasota
Foreign Advertising
THE
American Press Association
Florida's timber supply warned to end in eighteen years
An authority warns Florida face timber depletion within eighteen years and urges the legislature to craft reforestation plans and pass constructive laws in 1923 to secure future wood supplies.
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Florida
Etheridge Pushes Florida Split to Drive State Division
Dr Etheridge the 27th district nominee plans a senate bill to divide Florida claiming it will dominate the next legislative session. He argues reapportionment fails the constitution and opposes moving the capital from Tallahassee, saying division offers South Florida justice though passage may take years.
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Etheridge
Senate
Florida
Tallahassee
South Florida
Veteran Ocala editor Frank Harris on road to recovery
Frank Harris editor of the Ocala Banner, critically ill for two weeks, shows signs of recovery. He has long been a leading Florida newspaper figure and prominent in promoting the city’s welfare.
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Frank Harris
Ocala
Florida Press
Road Building Boosts Rural Support for Bonds
The state papers note extensive road construction linking country districts to cities. As transport improves, farmers who once opposed taxes now back bonding, recognizing the benefits to their communities and others through better access and cropping opportunities.
Richmond Hosts Confederate Veterans for 32nd Reunion
Richmond welcomes the Confederate Veterans gathering for its 32nd annual reunion. The group now numbers under 4,000 as they come to reflect on past heroism and to be remembered with quiet gratitude for deeds from sixty years ago.
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Richmond
Confederate Veterans
Hillsborough Wins Large Road Building Vote
Hillsborough county carried the election by a wide margin approving 3 million dollars for roads Tuesday. Manatee and Sarasota counties expressed interest, hoping for a complete road to the Manatee line and improvement of bridges and ruts that hindered travel to Gulf beaches and from Tampa.
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Hillsborough County
Manatee
Sarasota
Gulf Beaches
Tampa
A Newspaper's Place in the Community and What Is Due It
The piece argues newspapers shape Florida communities, urging liberal advertising support, moral backing, and strong citizen readership. It praises editors for public service, calls for subscriber loyalty, and notes the press influence on civic progress and Christian values.
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South Florida Press Association
Isaac van Horn
Haines City
Florida
Newsraner
Nie Opinion
Sun
South Florida
Windows
Smith’s
Boards of Trade
United States
Notable Editorial on Press Duty and Public Respect
A fragment reflecting a journalist's conviction that the public honors earnest newspaper work. The text emphasizes the duty of press members to fulfill responsibilities and earn respect from the worthwhile people of the United States.
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United States
City council rejects paving bids and funds library book donation
A resident asks for a $200 library donation which the council approves adding $100 to the budget. L and Reno threatens suit over a canceled Pineapple avenue contract. Public works reports paving Osprey avenue and advertises Lemon avenue bids while clerk salary rises from $150 to $200 monthly.
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Mary Hatton
L. &. Reno
Pineapple Avenue
Pi Gt
Commissioner of Public Works
Osprey Avenue
Main Street
Seventh Street
Lemon Avenue
Sixth Street
Fifth Street
First Tarpon Landed From Plane Over Gulf
In St. Petersburg on June 19 the first tarpon ever landed from an airplane was caught by David W. Budd. The eighty pound fish required fifty minutes to land while the angler fought from a plane. Johnny Greene piloted the craft with Harold Sommers aboard as they sighted tarpon in the gulf and dropped bait to strike.
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St. Petersburg
Gulf
David W. Budd
Johnny Greene
Harold Sommers
Woman's Bible class meets in M E Sunday School
The Woman's Bible class of M. E. Sunday school held its regular monthly meeting the second Tuesday evening the 13th inst in the church. Reports from committees included 34 visits by Smith and praise for work done. The class will report new undertakings at the next meeting. Ice cream and cake were served by Mrs C B Wilson and Mrs R L Walker after a short program.
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M. E. Sunday School
Watt. Smith
C. B. Wilson
R. L Walker
Sarasota Impresses Florida Grower Staff Members
Mr. Russell Kay and Mr. Walford of the Florida Grower staff toured Sarasota this week and reported favorable impressions. They plan a longer stay next week to continue observations.
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Russell Kay
Mr. Walford
The
Florida Grower
Sarasota
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