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Newspaper

Sarasota Times

Location

Sarasota, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1923

Page

6

McClelland Park Sold To Syndicate In Sarasota Development

A large Sarasota real estate transfer moves McClelland Park from the McClellan family to Irving Batchelor and associates. E A Smith and A B Edwards closed the deal in New York and Winter Park before the option expired. Plans call for an artistic restricted residential subdivision with boulevards and ornamental plantings along the bay front. The project links Bay View Groves with about thirty acres to expand the development in this premier coastal area.

McClellan Sarasota Irving Batcheller E. A. Smith New York Winter Park McClellan Park E. d. Wessel Bay View

Noted Authority Sees Florida Outpacing California

Richard H. Edmonds editor of the Manufacturers Record predicts Florida may surpass California in prosperity within years. He highlights the Ringling Brothers’ $7,000,000 project in Sarasota and Sarasota County and notes Mrs. Potter Palmer’s early land purchase and plans, later vindicated by Ringling investments.

Richard H. Edmonds Manufacturers’ Record Baltimore America South Florida California Ringling Brothers John Ringling Sarasota Sarasota County Potter Palmer United States Ringlings

Sarasotans Spend Beach Days at Venice and Hillcrest Trip

Mr and Mrs Tom Goff Mrs Ogle and son William joined Sarasotans on a Thursday Friday beach visit at Venice. W H Conrad of Osprey drove to Hillcrest and Laurel on Thursday.

Tom Goff Ogle William

Syndicate plans 1000 acres citrus groves in Lake County

Irving H. Chase and Arthur J. Smith of Waterbury Connecticut and Arthur J. Smith of New York City lead Lake County Groves Corporation. They approved planting 11 000 acres in groves and clearing begins, with 500 more acres for sale in 10 acre units. Total near Sorrento reaches 2 500 acres with aim to exceed 10 000 acres.

Mt. Dora Irving H. Chase Arthur J. Smith Waterbury Sorrento Ingersoll Watch Lake County

Laurel Social News Highlights Local Moves and Visits

Mr and Mrs James Stewart have moved to the village after their May 25 wedding and receive congratulations. Agnes Phillips visits Sarasota with aunts C V S Wilson and Will Thoms. Emmitt Tucker and daughter Laddie of Fruitville visit Blackburns. Ruth Blackburn visits Lucile Blackburn on Bay Street. W L Dunn of Nokomis visits Capt and Mrs Blackburn. Dunn owns a vineyard with a large crop expected. Ford agent O L Harrison and friends motor to A E Blackburns for a gulf boat trip. very successful. Geo McCloud and Miller visit from Tampa to spend the weekend with McKeithens. Clem Phillips and A E Blackburn attend protracted meeting at Wymama.

James Stewart Agnes Phillips Sarasota C. V. S. Wilson Will Thoms Emmitt Tucker Laddie Fruitville S. S. Blackburn Ruth Blackburn Lucile Blackburn Bay Street W. L. Dunn Nokomis Geo. McCloud Miller Tampa McKeithen Clem Phillips A. E. Blackburn Wymama

New York Artist Buys Booth Property Near Bay Island Hotel

Asa Cassidy the New York artist and moving picture man who financed Wonders of The Sea has purchased the E. E. Booth property overlooking Sarasota Bay near the Bay Island hotel and plans to move in around July first. Cassidy praises the Sarasota Bay region calling it the Venice of America.

Asa Cassidy New York Moving Picture E. E. Booth Sarasota Bay Bay Island Hotel New Yorker Venice America

Start Work On Telephone Plant Here

W A Lathrop manager of the Peninsular Telephone Co funds $50,000 for Bradenton and a similar amount here with $75,000 for a new Selennoith building on Mira-Mar court. Contractor M L Wread of Sarasota leads 25 men. completion set for September. The project moves wires underground via conduits to poles in alleys or lot lines, aiming to improve city appearance with no above ground poles. Some property owners refuse permission, delaying some sections.

W. A. Lathrop Peninsular Telephone Co Bradentown Mira-Mar Court M. L. Wread Sarasota Telephone Company LacOe Lathrop

Mrs Thoms Buys Forty Acres On Indian Beach Road

Mrs Ella M Thoms of Sarasota purchased about 40 acres in the Indian Beach section from Braden town road to the hard surfaced road through C O Teates agency. The land may be subdivided in the future and she has profited from Sarasota county real estate investments in recent months.

Ella M. Thoms Sarasota

Tamiami Trail To This County Will Be Completed June 15

Secretary W A Manning of the Bradentown Board of Trade is advised by letter from Charles T Friend chairman of Hillsborough County Board of Commissioners that State Road No 5 from the Manatee county line to the Tampa Plant City road will be completed by June 15 The note outlines finishing work including abutments curbing and the final asphalt surface with a three mile detour from Ruskin road to State Road No 5 remaining usable until heavy rains arrive and the rainy season approaches.

W. A. Manning Bradentown Board of Trade Charles T. Friend Hillsborough County Board of Commissioners Manatee County Tampa Plant City Ruskin Road State Road No. 5 Board of County Commissioners

Shoe repair shop to close two months in Sarasota

Prank Maltby of the Main Street shoe repair shop near the Sarasota Times Building announces a two month closure starting June 15 to visit relatives abroad. He asks staff to arrange work before departure and thanks patrons for past support.

Main Street Sarasota

Ku Klux Parade Through Braden Town Appears Unheralded

A silent march by ninety six Ku Klux Klan members in Braden Town drew onlookers as they moved along Florida Avenue Maneas Avenue Washington Fine Pine Manatee Turner Bridge and back on trucks. The robes were bright the fiery cross blazing and the parade quiet and orderly.

Bradentown Bribge Florida Avenue Maneas Avenue Washington Fine Pine Manatee Turner

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McClelland Park Syndicate Irving Batchellor and Associates Pathe Connecticut Laurel Booth Tamiami Trail Dean-Tyler CO Franklin P. Dean Bungalow Hill Oak and Alderman Street Boulevard Addice Bay Front Indian Beach Sara Dean-Tyler CO. Times C. O. Teate Sarasota, Fla Amason Construction CO P. O Clark & Bacon A.B. Edwards Sarasota, Florida Sunset Park Sarasota Development Company COR Palm Avenue City Builders Realty Co T. J. Campbell Pres Edwards Ptc Tha .S . A H. M. Houle Mer
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