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Newspaper
Sarasota Times
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1920
Page
5
The notice lists subscription prices for renewal prepaid terms including one year two dollars six months one dollar three months fifty cents and foreign subscriptions per year two dollars and fifty cents. It notes entry at the post office of Sarasota Florida as second class matter and advertising by The American Press Association representing.
The old saying to start Christmas shopping early remains relevant as readers consider practical planning. The query also asks who will replace Harry Brown at the St. Augustine Record.
The Sanford Herald advises focusing on necessities and paying cash to weather reconstruction era finances. It argues a strict adherence would curb financial gloom and reduce related low mood across society.
The note urges Ma Ruhl to arrange two more seats at the pot pie gathering, ensuring Mr. and Mrs. Heth erington attend and Mr. Brown joins the South Florida Press Association, reflecting his frequent West Coast city writing.
The German prince William Hohenzollern plans to provide each of his children with enough funds to live in a manner befitting Hohenzollerns. He argues that enduring hardship would build worthwhile traits in his sons more than continuing princely privileges.
Editor Hosmer of the Bradentown Journal tours Florida this week for the National Editorial Association. Lakeland Telegram sold to Harry Brown of St Augustine who will retire Hetherington hands over December 1. Brown to move to Lakeland January 1 and will boost West coast boosters.
The Florida No-Fence League plans to meet and renew activities as the debate over using eminent domain to restrain razorback hogs and ticky steer intensifies. The Tampa Tribune comments on the issue.
A Florida chief comments on Northerners complaining about bad weather while enjoying rare sunshine. He recalls their blizzards and notes the contrast with local warmth and humor about northern grievances.
The piece asserts a coming revival in business, noting current doldrums but claiming a definite upturn is already in motion. It emphasizes patience, longer development time, and the need for merchants and manufacturers to prepare by clearing decks and readying operations.
The Tampa Tribune foresees workmen dropped from railroads and big corporations returning to their former jobs or finding new employment as labor shortages ease. It notes high pay drew workers away and predicts a quick readjustment, with everyone back in place to meet rising national demands.
Mr. C. B. Boardman has bought the corner lot at Eighth Street and Cocoanut Avenue, described as a prime building site. He expresses optimism for Sarasota’s future and has also acquired other valuable residential properties in the city.
A mixed voices choir is being organized under Mrs. Napier Magill to sing at Sunday services. The church offers free sight reading and voice lessons. Interested individuals should meet Mrs. Magill at the church Friday evening, December 3, 7 to 8, for full particulars.
Sarasota Chapter No. 66 O E S holds its regular meeting at Masonic Hall on Thursday evening December 9 with the annual election of officers. All members are urged to attend and visitors are welcomed. Mrs T F Arnold, Sec.
The chamber discusses dues collection with direct payments to treasurer Iron Ross. Officials approve quarterly meeting nights on the first Friday, change the organization name from board of trade to chamber of commerce, and seek articles of incorporation. Perry is tasked with legal aspects of incorporation.
The First National Bank at Sarasota Florida files its condition with assets and liabilities including loans, securities, deposits, and capital. Cashier A L Joiner certifies the statement as true and notary C O Teate witnesses the swearing, with bids invited for inverted crown paving work in Sarasota.
Services at 1 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday School 9 45 a m C E 6 30 p m Bee Ridge Sunday afternoon Worship with us all welcome C W Latham Pastor
The Christian Science service will be held every Sunday morning at 11 o'clock at the Woman's Club.
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