Real Estate and Insurance Firm Ad in Gillespie Block
LACEY and HAPLINE offer real estate buying selling and property care for non residents. They write fire and life insurance and provide houses for rent. Notary public on site in Gillespie Block.
03 Feb 1910
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Newspaper
Sarasota Times
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1910
Page
1
LACEY and HAPLINE offer real estate buying selling and property care for non residents. They write fire and life insurance and provide houses for rent. Notary public on site in Gillespie Block.
The Florida state Democratic Executive Committee called a primary on May 10 to nominate a U S senator and state and county officers. A second primary on June 10 would fill vacancies where no candidate won a majority. The plan also moves judiciary appointments to the governor and submits the state convention question to voters.
Tallahassee reports Governor Gilchrist endorses the proposed constitutional amendment granting Congress power to tax incomes from any source. He argues it could tax income from state and municipal bonds but tempt self-preservation among Senators and congressmen who wish reelection. He notes Senator Hughes opposes the amendment.
Cordele hosts the formation of the Georgia Southwestern and Gulf railway by local and Georgia capitalists. The project aims to connect Cordele to St Andrews Bay Florida via Albany and Hawkinsville, with a loan of 4 million dollars reportedly arranged in France and 500 thousand in New York banks. Work is expected to start immediately.
Colonel T J L Brown reports President Taft will attend the Tampa celebration barring unforeseen obstacles. A naval flotilla including one battleship six armored cruisers a torpedo boat flotilla two naval bands and two marine companies will be sent to Tampa Bay. General Bell orders two cavalry companies two infantry companies and two artillery companies from several forts to Florida for the event.
The Florida State Sunday School association will meet in Live Oak from March 29 to 31 with preparations under way to host over 150 delegates and visitors. The non-denominational group continues to grow in influence and numbers, and Live Oak members promise a hearty welcome.
Florida farmers learn that an average orange crop removes significant amounts of ammonia nitrogen phosphoric acid and potash from the soil. For 300 boxes per acre 34.4 pounds ammonia 12.7 pounds phosphoric acid and 70.3 pounds potash are taken, with leaching and wood leaf formation adding further losses.
The first man from the Hall and Bigham convict camp at Keystone Park Hillsboro county was arrested for cruelties to prisoners. J E Patterson a former guard is alleged to have killed Lewis Miller a negro convict serving a ninety days term. Florida tourist hotels open in full season and look for strong visitor numbers driven by prosperity and winter blizzards.
The so called treasure of St Peter at St Peter's in Rome will be shown to visitors for a small fee. The display includes several ancient church vestments and the dalmatic worn by Charlemagne at his coronation. The collection is the most complete in the world with a full range of embroidery.
President Taft gives $50 to Morris Brown College in Atlanta to aid its industrial department development. In Elyria Ohio an elderly former slave known as Uncle John Ramsey dies at 119, believed to be Ohio’s oldest man, having escaped slavery and found refuge at Oberlin before the Civil War.
Japan hopes ex president Roosevelt will return from Africa via Asia. He is a popular idol in Japan and seen as a symbol of the American people. his welcome would be overwhelming.
All grade crossings on the Montreux Berne Oberland electric railway are equipped with automatic gates or barriers that descend to stop vehicles as trains approach and rise after the car clears the crossing.
A California wife shares her health battle with coffee and how she switched to Postum. Her husband sleeps better, she gains weight and reports calmer nerves after five months without coffee except for company. The story promotes The Road to Wellville and the product as a remedy.
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