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Newspaper
Sarasota County Times
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
6
Judge Reaves, retiring from the Sixth Circuit, thanks citizens and notes his resignation followed by an appeal for better pay and a traveling expense fund for circuit judges. He explains he sought reform as State Bar president and argues current raises, while substantial, remain inadequate to attract and retain capable jurists.
A Florida judge urges continuation of due process and an end to mob violence. He cites constitutional guarantees, warns mob justice harms society, and calls voters to trust courts while noting a citrus sizing machinery case affects Orlando growers and market packing discipline.
Col. Robert C. Turck of Jacksonville named Florida State Health Officer and C. P. Young of Plant City elected president of the State Board of Health. Headquarters remain in Jacksonville. J. F. Tenny of Federal Point marked his 91st birthday on June 6 and continues contributing to the Palatka News-Herald. Florida's 1920 phosphate output reached about 3.37 million tons, funding roughly $20 million in-state. The legislature allotted $1,575,200 for education across multiple Florida institutions. Florida led cabbage and celery shipments among states, with sizable totals for tomatoes and Irish potatoes. Judge Sheppard ruled in Skinner Machinery Co. v. Standard Growers at Jacksonville on June 6.
Mrs. Wooten spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Pake. Visitors include Mrs. V. A. Saunders and daughter Miss Leona. The Ragans visited in Osprey and Prof Claude Ragan arrived safely in New York. Bests moved to Manasota and purchased a home. Families Thereto visit relatives in Bradentown, Venice, and Lily. The community notes births, illnesses, and travel, with medical care continuing in Dr. Wilson’s treatments for a young child.
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