Florida resources and growth urged by McRae
The article argues Florida should diversify crops and become self sufficient year round. It highlights rich mineral resources, new uses for kaolin and fuller's earth, experimental stations, and a push to reduce reliance on imported foods while comparing Florida to Belgium’s prewar farming. It notes population gains and the need for better farming methods to cut $30,000,000 annual food imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
W. A. McRae
Manufacturers Record
United States
Fuller
Sellards
Rose
Belgium
Europe
America
South
United States Department of Agriculture
Twin Screw Cruiser for Chicago Buyer Under Construction in Sarosota
Mr. Geo L Roberts builds a luxury twin screw cruiser for H L Hall of Chicago in Sarasota. The 48 by 13 foot craft features two 40 hp engines, 150 gallon gasoline tanks, galley, bath, staterooms, 12 berth capacity, and mahogany main cabin with white enamel elsewhere. Roberts expects completion by fall per contract.
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Geo. L. Roberts
Sarasota
H. L. Hall
Chicago
Roberts
the Times
Hall
Mr. Roberts
Mr. Hall
Representative Here Major Browne Sees Road Work Near Sarasota
Major Charles A Browne, engineer in chief of the new Sarasota Venice paved roads, said he had a wire from Continental Public Works Co New York that a native inspector would arrive this week. The preliminaries would be reviewed and the week pushed to completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A.browne
Sarasota-Venice
Timesman
Continental Public Works Co
New York
They Can Play Ball In Sarasota Parrish Clash
Sarasota scores 12 Parrish 4 in a local game showing strong offense as the teams clash on the field. The brief match highlights competitive play and key moves by Sarasota players.
Sarasota Defeats Parrish 12 to 4 In Local Rivalry
Sarasota’s A1 baseball team routed Parrish 12 to 4 before a large home crowd despite a brief pregame shower. Pitcher Byrd quieted Parrish after the first inning as Sarasota hitters and catcher Bill Franklin controlled the game, while Parrish’s defense faltered and produced little support. The crowd, loyal to the Bay boys, watched Sarasota notch another scalp in this friendly regional clash.
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Sarasota
Parrish
Byrd
Bill” Franklin
the Bay
Parrish Boys
Sarasota Scores Late Rally in Baseball Victory
Sarasota edged Parrish 8 to 2 as Sarasota tallied a final inning burst. Parrish managed only two runs as Cooper and Bob Franklin contributed two base hits apiece. The game summary notes Sarasota eight runs to Parrish two with earned runs eight to two.
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Sarasota
Parrish
Cooper
Bob Franklin
Walker
Proposed Municipal Pier Draws Growth Plans
A growing city outlines plans for a new municipal pier. Officials present a shift in waterfront development focusing on recreation and commerce, with potential impacts on tourism and local businesses.
Sarasota municipal pier plans urged by city officials and paper
City Engineer Bruce outlines bid specifications for a Sarasota municipal pier and golf links project. The Times interviews residents to gauge support, aiming to publish opinions and encourage neighbors to voice their views as Sarasota positions itself to attract tourism with the new development.
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Times
Sarasota
St. Petersburg
Proposal for Municipal and Recreation Pier Work
A proposal to build a municipal pier in Sarasota of at least 700 feet with a 24 foot roadway and 70 by 150 foot wing including bathing areas motor boat landing and multiple buildings. The project is capped at 15000 dollars with reinforced concrete construction and plans specifications and a 50 percent surety bond required.
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Sarasota
City of
United States
U. S. Bureau of Standards
Captain Bland urges Florida boat building from timber resources
Captain J. H. Bland, naval secretary to Governor Trammell, tells The Times he favors establishing boat building in Florida using local pine and timber. He cites profitable past sales in Tampa and argues ready capital could launch a thriving industry with lower costs and strong returns.
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J. H. Bland
Jacksonville
Trammell
Times
Florida
Bangor
Bath
Maine
Contract payment terms noted for faithful performance
The document states payments totaling 80 percent will be disbursed on monthly estimates. It emphasizes faithful performance of the contract obligations as a condition for payments.
Appeal to Aid Blind Youth in Florida Fund Drive
A Florida appeal by Mrs. J. J. Crowley of Miakka seeks donations to send a blind young man to a New York specialist who pledges to donate his services. Estimated travel and hospital costs total about 250 dollars. Crowley urges immediate gifts to cover this worthy, penniless case. Dade County moves toward securing fair grounds as a statewide push for county exhibition facilities.
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J. J. Crowley
Miakka
New York
Dade County
Florida
Correction clarifies Browne in charge of paving project
The Times corrects a prior report on the lifting of the paving injunction for the Sarasota Venice district. It states Major Charles A Browne, engineer in chief, has full charge of the work and was employed by the County Commissioners. The paper confirms Browne’s stewardship is the best possible.
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Sarasota-Venice
Charles A. Browne
Times
Major Browne
Attorney Spicer views Sarasota citrus land potential
Attorney Charles W. Spicer of Cincinnati visited Sarasota for several days and expressed strong interest in investing in citrus land here. He believes the area is developing and may soon attract more buyers and opportunities.
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Charles W. Spicer
Wiggins Block
Cincinnati
Ohio
Sarasota
Spicer
Smallest City in the U S Sarasota Leads State Militia
Sarasota is highlighted as the smallest city in the United States within state militia discourse. The piece notes civic status and mentions local defense readiness. It underscores unique municipal size while tying in state militia themes and regional identity.
Sarasota youth sworn into state militia deck division
Captain J H Bland administered the oath to fifty two Sarasota youths forming a deck division of the Florida Naval Militia in Turner's Hall. The oath commits them to defend the Constitution and states, and to obey higher command during enlistment. Dr Halton examined applicants, finding only one unsuitable. next drill slated for June 23 at 745 PM. Governor Trammell praised Bland for leading the ceremony and the orderly conduct of the lads.
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Sarasota
United States
Turner’s Hall
J. H. Bland
Jacksonville
Trammell
Florida
Bland
Jack” Halton
Governor Trammell
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