Sarasota County Times Advertising Notice
Foreign advertising representative details for The Sarasota County Times, successor to The Manatee County Advocate and The Sarasota Times, editor Mrs. C V S Wilson. Published weekly in Sarasota Florida with subscription rates and postal filing noted.
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Manatee County Advocate
Sarasota Times
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Sarasota
Sarasota County
Florida
Sarasota Times Becomes Sarasota County Times
The Sarasota Times announces a name change to The Sarasota County Times reflecting expanded coverage for Sarasota Bay and the entire county. The editorial notes recall Manatee heritage and the paper’s 22 years in Sarasota, with the transition aiming to reflect broader regional progress and growth.
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Sarasota County
Times
Sarasota
Bay District
Manatee County
Sarasota County formed with strong election support
Leaders praise a broad majority in ratifying the Sarasota county bill and vow to meet new duties across Sarasota Englewood and Miakka. They acknowledge difficulties but trust in cooperative effort and widespread backing for regional development as the new county begins functioning.
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Sarasota County
Sarasota
Englewood
Miakka
County urged to unite for Sarasota’s resources
A public appeal calls for cooperation across Sarasota County to maximize natural resources and advance the interests of every section, stressing shared benefit and collective effort.
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Sarasota County
Newspapers Help is Universal and Guides Community Progress
A noted orator praises the newspaper as a locomotive for civilization, urging reader support for country weeklies like Brantley County News. The piece extols newspapers as family friends, fostering local progress, churches, schools, and charities, and urges loyal readership to aid upbuilding efforts for community prosperity.
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Community Journal
Brantley County
Times-Union
Advertising as Seed of Prosperity in Community Life
A train encounter extols a country with fine land and people, leading to a farm purchase. The piece argues that advertising, especially spoken praise, drives progress. good words sow seeds that grow into wealth and civic strength faster than Jonah's gourd.
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Jonah
C O Teate Demonstrates Farming Success on Hudson Bayou
C O Teate shows his transition from agriculturist to farmer by clearing over an acre on Hudson Bayou and planting sweet potatoes in August yielding 700 bushels. He sold most of recently harvested Irish potatoes locally, with over 100 bushels. His plot now hosts beans, peas, okra, eggplant, peppers, corn and other vegetables ready for a September fall crop. seed beds are prepared for celery and tomatoes under C W Chapman.
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Hudson Bayou
C. O. Teate
Teate
C. W . Chapman
South Florida Press Association meeting on advertising and dues
The South Florida Press Association held a Saturday program on advertising with papers by Leach and others. Officers were elected with Miss Gail Binkley as president and Mrs Hetherington as vice president. Subcommittees discussed zone rates and the cost of postage while members praised local campaigns and emphasized community interest over outsider campaigns.
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South Florida Press Association
Mount Dora
Executive Committee
House
Senate
Leach
Leesburg
Frank K. Anderson
C. H. Rerick
Banner
Dade City
Hosmer
G. D. Leach
Claude C. Jones
DeSoto County
Prewitt
Plant City
Anderson
Wome
Gail Binkley
M Hetherington
Lakeland
Edith L. Edeburn
C. V. S. Wilson
Ma” Ruhl
Crane
Fletcher
Washington
C. O. Codrington
News
DeLand
Codrington
South Florida
Clarence E. Woods
Eustis
Florida
Woods
Geo. M. Goolsby
Sarasota Building Boom Sets City Apartments Ahead
The Carman Company mobilizes a large workforce on Main Street for a brick building for Joseph Downey of Chicago. Archibald Hardware will occupy the first floor with a furniture second floor. Other projects include C. B. Boardman apartments, Owen Burns Pine Morill street flats, and a Sunset Park development. A new seawall near the fish houses expands Sarasota’s coastline to about a mile, plus park and golf course improvements. Developers Nabona and Curtis plan sanitarium and twenty apartment projects, while the Julia Safford steamer begins Tampa service by July 1.
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Carman Company
Main Street
Joseph Downey
Chicago
Archibald Hardware Company
C. B. Boardman
Ment House
Eighth Street
Cocoanut Avenue
Owen Burns
Pine and
Morill Street
J. W. Madison
Orange Avenue
Sunset Park
M. L. Wrede
Seventh Street
S. W. Longmire
Longmire
Joseph Halton
Pineapple Avenue
Bank of Sarasota
Commissioners of
Volusia County
Sarasota
Sea Wall
Gulf Stream Avenue
Reasoner Brothers
Oneco
McElroy Engineering Company
Bradentown
Hyde Park
Palmer Trust
G. W. Robinson
Mango Avenue
Doctors Nabona
Palmer Park
Nabona
Julia Safford
New York
Adama Boat Line
Tampa
John F. Curtis
Kennebunkport
Maine
Ninth Street
Lovely Weather Prompts Florida Travel Reflections
A Florida Grower letters readers to question leaving the state for summer. He cites superb weather as a reason to stay while noting seeing old friends and a change of scene as the draw to travel elsewhere.
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