Florida promotes agriculture through short courses and agents
The State Marketing Bureau announces a 10 day agriculture short course at the State Experiment Station in Gainesville in January. Farmers are urged to consult county farm agents for guidance and free bulletins on pork products. Florida touts lands, climate, markets and opportunities inviting manufacturers and settlers to prosper here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Experiment Station
Gainesville
Lucky
Florida
P. H. Rolfs
Florida Agricultural College
Brazil
Minas Gerales
Sunshine and Moonshine Reflect Florida’s Statewide Flair
A New York paper notes Florida has more sunshine and more moonshine than any state. The dryness of the atmosphere benefits fishing, coastwise enterprise, longevity, and even moon-related myths, while velvet beans offer nutritious animal feed and soil nitrogen enhancement through legume bacteria.
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New York
Florida
Union
Englewood Social News From Special Correspondent
Geo. E. Tack spent a few days in Tampa last week returning Wednesday. Alex L. Wetherall has returned for the winter from Hamilton Canada. Mrs. Roberts of Osprey visited Englewood. her son Sammy attends school here. Friday visitors included Mr. and Mrs. A. Stanley Lampp and Mrs. W. H. Lampp in Sarasota and Bradenton. An auto party from Tampa visited Tamiami Lodge and toured Placida. Religious services were held Sunday at the schoolhouse led by Rev. Irving Bond. next service will be the 4th Sunday, Dec. 26. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cross and others motored to Ft. Myers last Wednesday and back Saturday. Mrs. Bain and daughter camp nearby. J. A. Canty and Miss Reynolds of Indianapolis arrived Tuesday and stayed in Miss Green’s cottage. E. C Willets and party arrived Wednesday. they will winter here. The Lemon Bay Mothers Club held its regular meeting Saturday afternoon.
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Geo. E. Tack
Tampa
Alex L. Wetherall
Hamilton
Canada
Roberts
Osprey
Englewood
S. L. Roberts
Sammy
A. Stanley Lampp
W. H. Lampp
Sarasota
Bradentown
Ft. Myers
Otto Gottfried
Pass View
Irvin
Walter Bierseth
Sam Cross
E. B. Freese
Bridges
Joseph Jackson
New York City
Tamiami Lodge
Stump Pass
New Pass
Lucy Hartley
Salt Springs
Bay
Gulf
Bill Cross
Freeman Huckstep
Nokomis and Englewood News Roundup
Nokomis gardeners report a week of eating fresh onions squash sweet potatoes eggplant turnips tomatoes and radishes amid plenty of fruit and fish. Community notes cover resort plans at Eagle Point church improvements in Knight's Chapel and local visits by Sarasota residents and visitors. A 6½ foot shark was caught by Bill Cross and Freeman Huckstep, the town’s shark catching champions, after a dockside tug of war with their baited hook.
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Nokomis
Harding
Supreme Bench
Sarasota
Washington
M. T. L. Evans
Eagle Point
Evans
W. L. Dunn
Max Ringo
Knight’s Chapel
Notice of Shareholders Meeting and County Bid Bonds
Annual meeting of FIRST NATIONAL BANK of SARASOTA Florida to be held at Bradenton or Sarasota offices. Bids must include a 5 percent certified check to county and contract bond. Board may reject all bids. Includes 1920-1921 tax receipts and Manatee County financials with listed disbursements and salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Sarasota
Florida
County Commissioners
Bradentown
R. M. Canty
Board of County Commissioners
Henry Behrens
L. D. Hodges
W. A. Gillett
Peninsular Telephone Co
Chase National Bank
Leon W. Pickett
J. H. Walker
Manatee
C. M. Jones & Co
A. B. Edwards
G. B. Frime
C. Woodburn Matheny
Palm Ave
Pound Turner Co
Sarasota Ice & Storage
Ben C. O. Teate
Robert Dailey
Miss L. Johnston
Hanover National Bank
Os Aes
Will McFarland
Sarasota Playground Association
Sarasota Times
J. W. Crawford
Electric Supply Co
Amon F
Board of Directors Election at First National Bank
Notice states a meeting at 2:00 p.m. Tuesday January 11 1921 where a Board of Directors will be elected and other business transacted as needed. signed by cashier A L Joiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
A. L. Joiner
Notice to Contractors Bridge Repair Work in Manatee County
The Board of County Commissioners of Manatee County will meet Monday January 3 1921 in Bradentown Florida to receive bids for repairs to the bridge between Sarasota Bay and Sarasota Key. All work to follow plans and specifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners of
Manatee County
Bradentown
Florida
Sarasota Bay
Sarasota Key
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The
State Marketing Bureau
Amora Araael
Sue
Winnie
Department
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Vick
A.stanley Lampp
Jain
Holland
Santa Claus
C. M. Jones & Company
Sarasota Transfer CO
Dalton Jones
Main St
Williams St
Sarasota Playground
Wm. M. Taylor
City OF
General Fund
Vouc
Bank of
F. A. Swain
W. H. Locklear
John Cape
Hazel L. Dimmick
C. B. Wilson
M. D
Walpole Building
Sarasota, Florida
M. L. Wread General Contracting
Ella Jackson
Bradleys Emporium
Main
Life and Bond
Russell C. Thompson
NEW York Life
Sarasota, Fla
C.J. Knighton
Laura M. Arnold
Graduate Centralizing School of Music
Chicago, Ill
Curran Street
Palm Avenue
R. H. Edwards
State First Nat'l Bank Bldg
F.H. Helveston
Haberdashery
the Haberdashery
G. W. Strong
L. B. Hatch
Hot Point
Hamilton & Beach
Thor and
Crystal Washing Machines
E. J. Carmichael
Royal Palm Pressing Club
Arnold Studio
R. I. Kennedy Furniture
R. I. Kennedy
Pathe Phonograph
Bradley
Emporium
Bradley’s
Siesta
Enterprise Grocery GO
Stark
Stark’s Bakery
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