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Newspaper
Sarasota Times
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1910
Page
2
A Sarasota Florida newspaper notices section lists communications directed to THE TIMES from the Mseates County Advocate Samasota, Manatza Co., Fra. Mus. C. V. 8. Wuaon, with sendings to the editor and mail registration details for postal service.
A fragment notes trouble for an attractive magazine published at Ciussovati by Saxby brothers. William Steer Saxby of Sarasota, once linked to the magazine as a business partner and ongoing contributor to its pages and other outlets, is mentioned in connection with its woes.
Mayor 8 Smith announces temporary suspension of fireworks rules on December 24 26 and January 2 during Christmas and New Year in the city. Firearms ordinance remains strictly enforced and no fireworks allowed in the first limits.
The report lists 24 members and dues totaling 15.50 with 13.88 tabulated, state conference totals 28.83, home work funds 128.85, and overall receipts 151.78 for the year. Journal notes also include town council minutes and various paid bills and motions from November 1910.
The council voted to allocate two hundred and Atty dollars for construction of a Hudson Bayou bridge on Orange Ave and instructed the Clerk to issue a warrant payable in one year. Edwards is paid for the project. A motion to table Edwards county road fund was adopted and the meeting adjourned. Listed: Patish, Gill, Boeeman, Seyler, Bates, Goering among others.
A fragmented OCR listing numerous individuals and spouses with city ties including Tampa, St. Louis, Chicago, Detroit, and other locales. The snippet reads like a social or business directory of names and towns, with many pairs or families noted alongside their locations.
A long roster lists guests arriving at Belle Haven Inn including Bert Ehrlich Baltimore Maryland Eilis Gee Chattarey West Virginia J N Keely Tampa Florida and many others from St Peters burg Russia New Orleans Atlanta and more. The fragment shows a wide distribution of names and hometowns among incoming visitors.
A vivid portrait of a royal figure's temptations and the ensuing struggles. Dor-Snie crafts a tense narrative where power, desire, and duty collide, revealing the heavy burdens and perilous choices faced by a throne bound by expectations.
Profile of a Florida candidate born near Fort Mason now in Jake County. A brother of the late Senator William James Bryan he would be 89 at taking office. A respected Jacksonville lawyer with a public service record, he has championed education and rural interests while refusing compensation for his civic work.
Property listing offers 5 acres facing the Gulf described as a bargain with a four room setup. Additional 20 acres located 134 miles from the new railroad station priced at 175 dollars per young tree.
The readable fragment hints at land sale or marketing claims. It mentions life pills and warnings about life changes. The text references quitting, period of misery, and an apparent endorsement of a product. No clear facts or names are present.
A short dialect exchange has the chair man from a color ed church asking for volunteers to join the mission band while an old mammy declines noting she cannot even play a mouf organ.
A dialogue snippet shows characters debating a land purchase question. A man, identified as A. B. Edwards, is suggested as the proper party to handle buying land due to his long residence in Manatee County.
The readable line hints at a dialogue where Snooks is mentioned along with a remark about someone rotting. The fragment suggests a gossip or overheard exchange but lacks a clear event or outcome and no identifiable organizations or locations.
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