Local Notes and Personal Movements in Braden Town
A. Stanley Lambp traveled to Braden town on Ford route for ballot duties. Mrs. Herbert Ainger returned home after a month with her Braden town parents. Mrs. Walter Green’s mother sought medical care in Sarasota. A new arrival at the Roberts home is a fine boy. Dr. Myers of Manasota attended. A. Stanley Lampp and Jesse T. Lampp traveled to Bushnell for three days. Notables from Limestone, Tampa and Murdock visited Englewood to view timber lands. A two and a half year old daughter of Mrs. Belle Anderson died after 24 hours ill, burial at Englewood cemetery. Mrs. E. C. Willets of Somerville ill since May. husband’s letter says slight improvement. Dr. Mary Wolcott Green and Miss Euphemia will visit New York then Palm Ridge before Sept. Lemon Bay Mothers Club met at Mrs. Jesse T. Lampp’s. July meeting will be at the same home for children’s day with a social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Stanley Lambp
Bradentown
Ford
Herbert Ainger
Fabian Roberts
Dr. Myers
Manasota
A. Stanley Lampp
Jesse T. Lampp
Bushnell
Stanley
L. M. Hughes
Limestone
W. M. Blue
Tampa
B. Martin
Murdock
Englewood
Belle Anderson
Pinedale
E. C. Willets
Somerville
N. J
Tam‘ami
Mary Wolcott Green
New York
Miss Euphemia
Euphemia
Mary
Palm Ridge
Lemon Bay
Mother’s Club
Leona Saunders
Sadie Tyler
Harry Saunders
Sarasota
E. A. Johnson
Thomas Ms Lain
Osprey
Andrew B. Hand
Oliver
Frances
Manley & Cribbens
Varn
Daniels Place
Daniels
Laurel
Capt. Blackburn
Jasper Harris
Grace
Florida
McCleod
Pake
Blackburn
Walter Blackburn
Blackburns
Mad at Loss of Setter Hen Ad Promises RAT-SNAP
Mrs Hannan recounts finding her setter dead after her hen house incident. She says she used RAT-SNAP to kill six rats in a week. The ad promotes RAT-SNAP in three sizes 25c 50c and 1.00 sold by Badger Pharmacy and Archibald Hardware Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badger Pharmacy
Archibald Hardware Company
Osper lot of rain and local travel notes
Osper reports more rain like Nemo and lists multiple local car trips and visits to Sarasota Arcadia Fruitville and Lakeland. Mr Thomas McLain sells his key home and plans to move to Virginia. Ernest Gordy dies in Lakeland, and friends offer sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McLain
New York
Virginia
Ernest Gordy
Lakeland
Gordy
RAT SNAP advertised for rat eradication in New Jersey
Mrs Tepper of Plainfield NJ recounts a rat problem in a cellar solved by RAT-SNAP. The ad promotes RAT-SNAP as a cake form bait that destroys rats and mice and prevents odors. Available in three sizes 25c 50c and $1.00 sold by Badger Pharmacy and Archibald Hardware.
Manasota Notes On Local Life And Crews In Town
From Our Special Correspondent Manasota reports busy local life with new logging superintendent Duncan arriving, resignations of Singleton and camp foreman Hampton, and accidents including Welden’s crushed heel and Knickerbocker’s hospital injuries. Community recognition for Bob Stephens and Ada Ragan’s market success highlights citrus plans and turpentine trade, plus social visits and church harmony notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Gibson
Tampa
Jacksonville
Duncan
North Carolina
Singleton
Hampton
Hucks
Welden
Perry Robbins
Robbins
How We Cleared Our Summer Home of Rats
Mrs Perry describes rats in her seaside home's upholstery last May and how RAT-SNAP in cake form cleared them in a week. The product, sold by Badger Pharmacy and Archibald Hardware, offers 25c 50c and 1.00 options with guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badger Pharmacy
Archibald Hardware
Dangerous imitations plague Chill and Fever Tonic market
A warning notes that 666 has more imitations than any other Chill and Fever Tonic product, risking safety in medicine as counterfeit versions endanger users. The message urges consumers to avoid imitations.
Bee Ridge Socials and Church Fund Drive
Local Bee Ridge notes: Vernon Bryan and Preston Hand depart for Baltimore while Kenneth MacKintosh leaves for Fort Meade. A birthday party for Bryant Taylor and a Bee Ridge weekend in Manasota are reported. The Baptist Young People plan a June 18 schoolhouse entertainment to aid the new church fund. A oyster supper and box social have raised 187 toward a 300 pledge. Local ad for 666 Chill and Fever Tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Bryan
Preston Hand
Baltimore
Kenneth MacKintosh
Fort Meade
Bryant Taylor
John Bond
Floyd Ziegler
Manasota
Bee Ridge
Tom Antwis
Bowser
Carl Haselton
Antwis
Pamer
Immokalee
Baptist Young People’s Club
Long year’s eve musings and town notes from Laurel
June’s arrival sparks praise as residents reflect on projects and neighbors. Mr Yoemang’s real estate stake hints at growth while Osprey visits and family ties color a quiet week. The Phillips family shared a Sunday with city friends and local mills press ahead with few setbacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
Nokomis Notes Reflect Gratitude and Local Gripe
The writer thanks friends and the laughter of children and birds, noting gratitude for flowers around home. A tangential remark dismisses the idea of owning up to an automobile casting money with annexation of a fashionable woman and ends with a jab about paying millinery bills and saluting Mr. F. A. Curry, the hustling fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Curry
Pepsinol Claims Health Boost For Digestion
Advertisement claims indigestion causes age and weakness at 30. It asserts Pepsinol keeps digestive organs strong by aiding digestion and promotes healthy blood, preventing absorption of harmful substances.
Nokomis Notes Highlight Citrus and Watermelon Buzz
Merchant reports tides hinder fishing but improvement in recent days, signaling shipments returning to normal. J. J. Leverich of St. Petersburg visits Nokomis on business and admires local citrus prospects. J. D. Courtey continues selling watermelons at strong prices. A church box party draws large crowd with tasty treats. Prof. E. G. Sherley offers Hawaiian steel guitar and seeks pupils for a Nokomis class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Leverich
St. Petersburg
Nokomis
Leverich
J. D. Courtey
E. G. Sherley
Mark Twain
Sherley
Rub My Tism Antiseptic Note
An old advertisement touts Rub My Tism as a powerful antiseptic that kills poison from infected cuts and cures old sores and tetter.
Veteran recalls service as officers' cook in France
A restaurant proprietor questions a cook about his wartime service in France. The cook replies he served as an officers' cook for two years and was wounded twice, noting it was a miracle he survived the experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
The
American Legion Weekly
Sarasota financial ledger entries list salaries and reimbursements
A historical ledger shows numerous payments and salaries from March to May 1920, including amounts for John Dixon, Hazel Dimmick, Alex Browning, Henry Behrens, Miss L. Johnston, and J. Capo. The entries cover council meetings, library salaries, street and city services, freight, and bank charges with totals near several hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badger Pharmacy
KR. M. Cantey
F. H. Meyer
Marshall
John Dixon
Turner Conley
Ncw
Dave Hedlerton
Will Reaves
Joseph Halton
Miss L. Johnston
E. J. Messer
Will McFarland
John Walker
McFarland Metal Sheet Works
Gulf Refining Co
Avril
Independent Line
Western Union
J. C. Crippen
Board
Archibald Hardware Co
Board of Public Works
Josh Hunter
Will Field
Bank of Sarasota
Alex Browning
Hazel L. Dimmick
L. D. Hodges
John Capo
Leon Pickett
Tampa Book & Stationery Co
Inv
Henry Behrens
G. B. Prime Hardware Co
Corr
City Shed
F. A.eigel
March
Chase National Bank
N. Y
Bert
Telephone Co
Finnakes
F. A. Swain
John Burket
John I. Burket
Fred A. Swain
Hodges
George B. Prime
S. L. Hunter
Sarasota Times
Frederic Reigel
Selary
Albert Wilson
Sint
Wee Rts
Central Garage
G. M. McAllpin
Hanover National Bank
Robert Dailey
John Cape
Dresses at 2.25 Tops Charm for Young Girls
Dresses priced at 2.25 are described in white madras plain chambray and striped gingham. Styles include charming trims. Available sizes range from 2 to 6 years.
Dresses Offered in Plain Chambray and Gingham
Prompt sale presents dresses priced at 2.65 dollars with a wide range of styles from sizes six to fourteen years in chambray striped and plaid gingham fabrics.
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Floridas
Tampa, Florida
Prom Our
Walter Green
Coyne
Mrs. Hannan
Oserly
Nemo
R. I. Kennedy
the Oaks
G. W. Walstone
Haley Holland
Wauchula
W. B. Webb
Claude E. Ragan
Viola Roberts
Claude
Gulf Coast Railway
Gator Creek
Knickerbocker
Venice
R. L. Stephens
Bob
Ada Ragan
Laurel News
J. Russell Lowell
Mack
the Badger Pharmacy
Wance
City OF
Inc. General Fund
Fels Sas
Inc
Cape
Updegraff Company
Manufacturers OF Lumber
Manatee, Florida
INDE
CENT
Peerless
Towle’s Dock
Faere
Wilson
City Dock
M. C. Davis
Leeman Melton
J. W.harvey Repair Shop
Seventh Street
Yae
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