Food conservation and farming guidance in Manatee County
L A Morris Florida manatee county food administrator issues sugar sale limits for retail dealers and strict beef serving rules for public eating places. He urges silos and fumigation to protect corn, promotes beggar weed hay, and calls farmers to plant rice and reduce hay imports with local prize contests funded by local banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Manatee
E. B. Rood
Bradentown
Manatee County
Timothy
Crushing Germanism in U S: German press crushed in America
An official dispatch from France cites the Koelnische Volks Zeitung arguing that American actions against German influence are crippling Germanism. It notes closures of German schools, disbanded associations, and asset seizures, including shipyards and German estates, signaling a shift in trans Atlantic commerce and future postwar control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Lloyd Lines
Germany
Regular June 3 1918 City Council Minutes
City Council minutes show regular session actions including acceptances of May 20 minutes reports from Public Works Chief and Police, bridge closure on Seminole Street, bids for painting municipal piers, and halting Ringling boat house work until permit conditions are met. Bills paid and ferry pier fender piling bid awarded to Glover Construction for 200 dollars. Adjournment follows. The piece notes peach farming expansion in the county and a Wakulla pig club note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Hebb
Franklin
Prime
Commissioner of Public Works
Carrier
Seminole Street
Osprey
Orange Avenues
Municipal Pier
W. E. Hover
Alabama Paving Company
J. B. Martine
Ringling Boat House
Sarasota Times
Archibald Hardware Co
Western Union Tel
G. E. Prime
Bank of Sarasota
Frederick A. Reigel
Sarasota Ice & Electric Co
Electric
Penn. Telephone Co
A. N. Shinn
Paul Thompson
L. D. Hodges
Henry Behrens
John Capo
G. W. Franklin
Highsmith & Bright
E. J. Messer
W. O. Lamb
E. J. Munsey
Pier Fund
H. N. Hall
C. M. Jones
Geo. Hamlin
G. B. Prime
First National Bank
Fender
Glover Construction Company
Army recruiting stations announced across Florida
Fourteen recruiting stations are listed in Florida including Jacksonville St Augustine Palatka Fort Pierce Miami Orlando Ocala Gainesville Tampa Arcadia Live Oak Tallahassee Marianna and Pensacola. The Tank Service Corps calls for qualified drivers and engine specialists while the United States Guards seek experienced policemen firemen and veterans. Other branches open to volunteers 18 to 40 include Coast Artillery Engineer Medical Cavalry Field Artillery and Quartermaster Corps. Lieutenant M J DePriest praises state newspapers for public response.
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Uncle Sam
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
Palatka
Fort Pierce
Miami
Orlando
Ocala
Gainesville
Tampa
Arcadia
Live Oak
Tallahassee
Marianna
Pensacola
Florida
Tank Service Corps
United States Guards
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Artillery Corps
Engineer Corps
Medical Department
Cavalry
Infantry
Field Artillery
Stevedores
Quartermaster Corps
M. J. DePriest
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. A. Morris
Braxton Beacham
Red Cross
O. W. Caswell
Bradentown Bank & Trust Co
First National Bank of
U. S
Bradford County
Wakulla County
J. Knighton
Sarasota
Agent For Consumer
Monument Comp’y Phones
W. Y. Perry
Bank of Sarasota Building
Sarasota, Florida
E. A. Kartack
Bank of
Sarasota, Fla
C. B. Wilson
M. D
Nenet
Joseph Halton
H. Helveston
Sarasota, Fia
Geo. T. Taft & Co
Virginian Theatre
Georgia
W. E. Foreman Grocery CO
Seaboard Service
Seaboard Air Line Railway
the Progressive Railway of the South
D. Williamson
J. P. Sims
Fla
Edwards
Seial Estate, Loans and Insurance
Sarasota Bay
Slate Seed Company
Ellenton
Sam
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