28 Apr 1921
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Newspaper
Sarasota Times
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1921
Page
1
For sale items describe No 595 900 feet on Sarasota Bay 17% acres ideal for estate or subdivision 10500 No 596 28 acres orange land on Sarasota Venice road frontage on bay 1e y pavement per acre No 597 30 acres citrus land on Phillippi River 4000 rt
The Sarasota Woman's Club looks back on eight years of community service from 1913 to 1921. It recalls founding a club house, growing a 3000-volume library, aiding civic projects, and directing wartime relief and Red Cross efforts while expanding federation ties.
A scattered page of classified notices lists items for sale including a 1919 Dart touring car recently overhauled with new top and storage battery, a small canning outfit with 70 or 80 two-pound cans, a lot with two buildings on 16th street, full pups offered at $5 each, a second-hand bicycle for $28, 10 000 rough Semon seedlings, a dark bay horse around 1200 pounds, a billiard table and equipment for $40.60, a large iron safe, and a bungalow caretaker ad. Names include G. B. Prime Mrs. John Bond T. H. Crisp B. F. Yeomans J. H. Capo Archibald Hardware and M. E. W. in Sarasota and Venice Florida.
Mixed small ads list a steam boiler for sale at a hotel heating capacity of 1300 cubic feet, a Ford car top offer, a summer rental for a 5 room bungalow, storage space for goods, a Prentice bungalow rental, second-hand furniture buying and selling, a gun request, a found lorgnette and beads reward, and contact details for Sarasota Times readers.
The club honors eight years of leadership by Alice M. Guenther with thanks for loyalty and achievements. Officers and committees are praised, a gavel presented, and new president Mrs. Ed wards assumes duties. A prize gift to Guenther and post-meeting refreshments close the ceremony.
Notice is given that on Monday May 30 1921 at 1 pm I will offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash at the front door of my warehouse on Gulf Stream Avenue Sarasota Florida one motor boat named Bullet to satisfy a claim of one hundred dollars storage charges against the boat.
In a column of this issue the Times reports a change in ownership at Enterprise grocery. W D Worth has sold his interest to his father Wm Worth and C W Hughes. Worth will run a wholesale feed grain and fertilizer business occupying the rear half of the building now partitioned off. A door opens on Lemon avenue and the railroad. It is expected the new owners will operate the Enterprise Grocery on a cash and carry basis.
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