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Newspaper
Sarasota Times
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1910
Page
2
Fragmentary text shows Sarasota postal reference and communications note to The Pulse Sarasota. It mentions Mawatze Co and editor Wilson, with garbled phrases suggesting a local notice or mail matter. The readable portions indicate a routine post office or publication notice without a clear event or outcome.
Taunus announces subscription options including One Year in Advance Six Months Three Months and a price per single copy of $1.00 This brief card outlines available terms for readers seeking ongoing access to the newspaper.
Christmas services were conducted at the Episcopal church Sunday by Col. J. Hamilton Gillespie Lay Reader who read a beautiful essay for the occasion. The offertory included a Christmas hymn by William Steer-Saxby and music by Mrs Saxby. The words and music were praised as beautiful and had been accepted by Queen Alexandra of England.
A fifty acre grove near Fruitville yields a splendid orange crop with portions shipped through the Fruit Exchange. The property has been managed by Mr. A Brown for six years while owner Mr. Fitts resides in Paris as foreign correspondent for the New York Herald.
A Sarasota reader’s note from December describes Sarasota’s mild climate with a 40 degree reading, praising its sea breeze and appeal to northerners. The piece pivots to a meteor science excerpt from Chicago News, detailing meteoroid entry, heat, luminous trails, dispersion, and magnetic collection of meteor spheres, ending with notes on their microscopic interest.
The Mississippi to Atlanta waterways convention advanced with speeches at the elegant San Carlos hotel. Delegates and officials discussed river trade and regional improvements, highlighting ongoing efforts in the era.
Mr Ed Pake greets home folks in Florida as Mrs Penny hosts friends on Christmas day. A E Blackburn and W H Townsend plan a week at camp for hunting. The Daniels family held a Christmas dinner with all children present. Capt B F Blackburn son Spencer and Mr Belmear are noted duck hunters. Rev Brown will deliver a grand sermon New Year’s Day with choir singers from Sarasota. Mc Steadman, Venice to Sarasota boatman, will make winter trips each Friday.
A candidate campaigns on merit and against entrenched factions and the continued tenure of United States Senators from Jacksonville. The race centers on reform, accountability, and resisting long-term political stagnation.
The piece surveys Bryan’s aggressive Florida campaign rhetoric asserting independence from corporate influence. It highlights his stance against federal income tax advocacy, promises on farming schools, direct election of senators, stronger waterways funding, and rail regulation, portraying him as focused on people over corporate interests.
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