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Newspaper
Sarasota County Times
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1921
Page
8
Local notes report Frank Higel and family visiting Venice and praise for Dr Cribbens care for Raymond Tedder. Pollyanna Inn hosts a large county division meeting with Sarasota speakers, including Mayor Edwards and Otis Landers, urging division. A critical view from Geo Blackburn questions timing and taxation equity.
Local notes report Mr. and Mrs. Victor Edwards visiting Mr. Jack White and other neighbors. J B Shumard and family motored to Sarasota. Mrs Sneeds from Georgia stayed with Mrs Andrew. several residents plan or completed trips to Bradenton Venice Bartow and Sarasota. A hardware truck delivered fencing for E A Johnson and Claude Ragan rejoined the Navy.
The Bee Ridge column records Miss Madeline Clark visiting Sarasota, Mr. Arthur Guess living at Osprey and working on the Pollyanna at Nokomis, and the Taylor family gatherings in Nokomis. It mentions citrus trees blooming, Rev. Miller’s return from Oak Knoll, trips to St Petersburg and Venice, and house painting, plus a new Fordson tractor and local land purchases.
Nokomis residents report turtle hunting on the Gulf beach remains popular though turtles are scarce. St. Petersburg families plan a Nokomis summer, while groves are sprucing up for the season. A county division meeting drawing Sarasota speakers boosts support for Sarasota County. Dr. F. H. Albee will inspect the Pollyanna Inn in anticipation of winter tourism. Hampton Va. businessman B. Woodfin visits, intending to settle in Nokomis. Thos. R. Goff opens a new filling station and garage, Chez Martin Building. J. D. Courtey and daughter Blanche plan a Georgia Tennessee motor trip lasting six weeks. Rub-My-Tism ad.
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