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Newspaper
Sarasota County Times
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
9
Florida farmers can plant beggar weed and cowpeas for high protein forage and summer grazing. Plant two to three pecks of seed per acre in rows or four to six pecks when broadcasting. Amber sorghum with Brabham or Iron cowpeas yields good results for pasture and silage.
Florida Experiment Station notes that overbearing citrus are prone to withertip fungus from weak growth cold and pests. Pruning in June or July removes all dead wood and any sign of disease, with smooth cuts and painted stubs. After severe pruning apply fertilizer to restore vigor and resist future attacks.
The citrus canker outbreak at Davie Broward County discovered May 20 provokes one of the most obstinate plant disease cases faced by the State Plant Board. Ten groves infected 688 trees destroyed, fifty inspectors at work, maldehyde used, no spread yet outside Davie and much hay demand noted.
Legal advertising informs that the construction of asphalt block paving and concrete curb on Osprey avenue from the north is completed and ready for final inspection. The notice specifies the completion date and the responsible contracting entity, inviting claims or questions within the designated period.
The City of Sarasota completes the Twelfth Street paving at a total cost of 8810.52 with 2205.13 feet of frontage liable for assessments. Lien per front foot set at 4.00, covering multiple Central Park and Inwood Park lots. A public hearing on June 26, 1922 at 7:30 p.m. will review certification of costs. Leon W. Pickett, Commissioner of Public Works.
The Land Owners Convention of Hyde Park Drainage District will meet in the Circuit Court room Sarasota Florida at 10 a m on July 6 1922. Each acre represented by owner or by written proxy is entitled to one vote. Supervisors G B Prime A C Honore R K Thompson announce meeting details and secretary A J Beck confirms.
Notice announces July 15 1922 hearing before Judge McMullen in Clearwater to seek adoption of Beryl May Gibson by Frank Redd and others. It also covers an eight week publication order in Sarasota County Times regarding a bill to quiet title in Lots 2 and 3, Section 13, Township 40S Range 20E.
City Ordinance sets special election for July 3 1922 to decide issuing bonds of 75000 dollars for reconstructing the Municipal Pier Sarasota electors must meet residency and freeholder qualifications and ballots will read For issuing bonds for reconstruction of Municipal Pier YES No The Mayor will issue proclamation and City Clerk will register voters before July 1 1922 Passed May 31 1922 by the Sarasota City Council.
Under a judgment in the Justice of the Peace Court W. D. Worth as plaintiff and J. I Mitchell as defendant, sheriff levy on a trunk contents two boxes and contents. Sale to the highest bidder for cash at the court house front door in Sarasota within legal hours to satisfy the judgment and costs. B. D. Levi Sheriff Sarasota County Fla.
A Sarasota Florida bond election is set for Monday July 3 1922 to authorize seventy five thousand dollars in bonds for municipal pier reconstruction. Inspectors H S Smith S H Highsmith and T W as inspectors with J L Houle as clerk are appointed. Also notice of final discharge upcoming for Stella Charlotta Jones executrix of John Coffin Jones estate with final accounts to be presented July 14 1922.
Ordinance 166 authorizes the issuance of seventy five thousand dollars in municipal bonds to rebuild the Sarasota Municipal Pier. Bonds issued for thirty years, in five hundred dollar denominations, payable at a New York City designated place, interest six percent annually.
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