Pinehurst News From Bee Ridge Intensifies Community Notes
Old Glory floats from a thirty foot pole on Pinehurst place as residents report travel plans many social visits and local industry. watermelons and Irish potatoes continue shipping while the canning factory nears capacity and crops suffer from drought. John McIntosh and Margaret Higgins wed quietly at the Sarasota Manse. active clubs the Woman's Club and County Girls Club plan fall work and meetings resume in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst Place
John Bond
Geo. Bliss
Madison Road
F. W. Zeigler
Clarksburg
W. Va
J. F. Pobie
Imer Comfield
Chicago
F. W. Cherry
Zeigler
Sarasota
W. J. English
Woman’s Club
Neva May Bates
Hallie Smith
Jarvis Livermore
Henry
W. W. Stockett
I. Marko
D. R. MacQuarrie
John McIntosh
Margaret Higgins
C. M. Higgins
The Colosseum as a Monument of Roman Pride and Decay
A National Geographic Magazine essay portrays the Colosseum as a vast 157 foot high ruin spanning almost a third of a mile in circumference. It recalls Emperor Titus inaugurating a hundred days of games with fights and beasts, then notes the three orders Doric Ionic and Corinthian stacking atop one another and the enduring legacy of Roman monumental design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colosseum
National Geographic Magazine
Titus
Vestal
The Missing Letter in Old Columbus Village
In Columbus the aunt’s $5,000 bequest prompts Ruth White’s suitors and a power struggle. Dave Johnson presses for marriage, while Squire Johnson schemes to discredit her at the post office. A mistaken letter reveals a trick, then Ruth accepts the inspector’s proposal and keeps her postmistress duties.
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Columbus
Miss Ruth White
Miss Ruth
Dave Johnson
Squire Johnson
Abner Taylor
Old Columbus
Ruth
Dave
Squire
Harkness
Milford
Doremus
McClure News- Paper
Thrifty Citizen Seeks Bond With Government Opportunity
The statement frames a chance for economical individuals to engage with government finance. It emphasizes the value of prudent spending and civic participation in shaping public bonds and fiscal policy.
Osprey News Notes Local Work at Greene House
Capt Kilpatrick leads second lighter lumber load for W R Greene’s house. W B Webb in charge. Willis of Bee Ridge works for Greene. Saunders family back from Wauchula praising farms. Daniels resigns Oaks post and heads to Laurel then Maryland. McAuley and Ruth visit village. hogs from Holland bought for Laurel trip. C W Webb to Sarasota for repairs. Walter Akins returns to Fort Meade. Peters supplies Saunders with rattlesnake melons. McAuley and Stephens bring melons from Laurel and Venice. Dr Frank Powell returns from New York to Osprey for summer. Revival services at Osprey Baptist. another minister expected. Randall Skinner hired for Greene project. cottage prayer at Mack Hamlin’s. Indiana woman in potato note doubled price paid per bushel. bought at $4 per bushel.
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Capt. Kilpatrick
W. R. Greene
W. B. Webb
Mr. Willis
Bee Ridge
W. A. Saunders
Wauchula
Bartow Daniels
Oaks
Laurel
Bartow
Maryland
C. W. Webb
Sarasota
Mr. Conrad
Walter Akins
Fort Meade
Walter
Mr. Peters
North Creek
T. L. McAuley
Robert Stephens
Venice
Frank Powell
New York
Osprey
Osprey Baptist Church
Long
Randall Skinner
Mr. Greene
Dried Food Steps In As Cans Shortage Looms
The article explains rising demand for tin cans and scarce tin plate due to war, urging use of fiber and paper containers and home drying of staples like corn and beans. It notes sealing jellies in bottles with paraffin and the shift of ready to eat foods toward reduced can use, encouraging home cooking to ease can shortages.
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University of Florida Extension Division
Manatee Banner Quips on Election Aims and Outcomes
The Manatee Banner mocks politicians who seek office after previous gains, suggesting they will again reap what they pursued, likening it to a fate where the chicken faced the axe. The tongue in cheek line reflects local political satire about campaign motivations.
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Manatee
Blood Elixir Promises Cure for Rheumatism and Blood Diseases
A vintage remedy claim asserts poisonous germs in the blood affect all organs and that Leonardi's Blood Elixir cures Rheumatism Catarrh Blood Poison Tumors Ulcers and blood diseases. It says the product flushes impurities, restores energy, and offers a money back guarantee, sold by Badger Pharmacy.
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Leonardi
Badger Pharmacy
Latin and linen as a novel combination
A brief note highlights the pairing of Latin influence with linen craft as a fresh literary and textile blend. It hints at cultural fusion and potential stylistic contrasts without detailing specific works or events.
Notice to Theodore Kargau in Sarasota court case
Affidavit of George B. Ross shows Theodore Kargau resides outside Florida. He and interested parties must appear at the Sarasota office on July 2, 1917 to answer a $72.25 demand or a default judgment will be entered. Notices published weekly for one month in The Sarasota Times. Sarasota Manatee County Florida June 6, 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Ross
Theodore Kargan
Florida
Theodore ,Kargau
Sarasota
Foreclosure Bill in Manatee County Circuit Court
In Chancery a bill to foreclose a paying lien against C. T. Williams of Baltimore Maryland, with service by publication ordered and a May 31 1917 date. The defendant must answer by July 2 1917 or the bill will be confessed, with notices sent to the Baltimore address and posted at the Manatee County Courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Burker
C. T. Williams
Sarasota Times
Baltimore
Maryland
Manatee County
Florida
Bradentown
State of Florida
Sarasota
Municipal Corporation
Co. T. Williams
Court Order Notice From Manatee County Florida
Residence noted in Baltimore Maryland as last known address in care required to appear within twenty days of order. Complaint solicitor states and Florida county records reference Manatee County Florida. In witness whereof the order is set forth by the clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt. H. Roesch
Circuit Court
Manatee County
Florida
John F. Burket
State of Florida
Manatee
Bradentown
County of Manatee
Circuit Court of
Pav ing project in Manatee County delayed
Reading shows a paving project in Manatee County facing delays. Officials cite weather and supply issues while outlining revised timelines and impact on nearby streets. Local residents await updated schedules and contractor coordination notices.
Windle Hotel in Jacksonville Promises European Comfort
The Family and Tourist Hotel in Jacksonville Florida advertises 150 rooms with 80 baths and popular rates. Featuring a cafe and central location, with Windle W. Smith as manager and Mr Foster to inquire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windle W. Smith
Mr. Foster
English railway workers enlistment toll exceeds seven thousand
Up to the present time seven thousand employees of a British railway company have joined the colors. About five hundred have been killed or have died from wounds or sickness.
Florida Chancery Bill to Foreclose Paving Lien
A true copy of a Florida Chancery filing from the City of Saracatas concerns a paving lien and a bill to foreclose. The document cites case Ac 595 and relates to a 602 docket reference.
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Rome
Osprey News
Indiana
Court OF Justice OF the Peace
Seventh District
Theodore Arguan
City of
Fidelity Trust Company
John F Burker
HOTEL
Windle
Jacksonville, Fla
J. H. Lord
W. Y. Perry
Bank of Sarasota Building
Sarasota, Florida
F. Wm. Schultz
M. D
The
Virginian Theatre
White Star Pressing Club
Axminster Rugs
F.H. Helveston
Sarasota, Fla
GEO. L. Lysat
Hotel Weida
L. L. Arnold
Saracatas
Municipal Corporation Complainant Vs. Co. T. Williams
Watrous
Sarsasota, Florida
Janimaly
Sarasota Florida
Yih
Matt
Leu Hia
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