Laurel Notes and Local Anecdotes From Good Cheer
A crowded Laurel column reflects everyday life with small-town sketches. Mentions include Gerald Christmas, Agnes and Mildred Phillips at Nokomis entertainment, church and Sunday school work, the stave mill move, farming talk, electric lighting, and hospital visits. Local folks and light society events frame a slice of June life.
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Agnes
Mildred Phillips
Laurel
Nokomis
Nokomis Notes Hint at Sawmill Move and Local Happenings
The Nokomis notes report a new saw mill expected on Curry Albee timber this week and travelers including Lonnie Harn Early Stevens John O Bannon and James Stewart heading to Baltimore for the beach harvest and North fields. Community news praises the Ragan family hospital care and plans a Hawaiian Steel Guitar Orchestra with Prof. E G Sherley seeking pupils.
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Curry-Albee
Chas. S. Curry
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Charlie
Florida
Lonnie Harn
Early Stevens
John O’bannon
Jas
Stewart
Georgia
Ragan
Nokomis
E. G. Sherley
Sherley
Bradentown
Palmetto
Venice
RAT SNAPS advertise poultry pest control in 1950s ad
A rural ad notes a setter found dead and promotes RAT-SNAP rat poison sold by Badger Pharmacy and Archibald Hardware Company with prices 25c 50c and $1.00. Ad claims six rats killed in a week and guarantees the product.
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Badger Pharmacy
Archibald Hardware Company
Mullet Haul Outdoes Razorbacks On Monday Night
Mr. T. M. Wrede caught about one hundred pounds of mullet Monday night. The report notes the abundance of fish despite roaming razorbacks nearby.
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T. M. Wrede
Bee Ridge Socials and Incidents Highlight Week
Bee Ridge notes report visits and travel among residents including Carl Haselton and Charles Mills in Tampa, Edith Pridgeon trip through Oklahoma and Colorado, and Norma Zeigler visiting from Tampa. A Friday night Baptist entertainment raised funds for the church. A daylight attack on day watchman Teachout at the Palmer Florida Co project near Fruitville is linked to four suspects.
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B. M. David
Manasota
David
Cleveland Pridgeon
Mississippi
John MacKintosh
Edith
Oklahoma
Colorado
Tom Antwis
Immokalee
Carl Haselton
H. Clark
Norma Zeigler
Tampa
Bee Ridge
Miss Zeigler
Madeline Clark
Lois Bond
Siesta
Lawrence May
Palmer-Florida Co
Chicago
May
Teachout
Fruitville
Bond
Harvey Clark
Tom Antwins
Immokzlee
Savings Surge as Workers Increase Monthly Saving Push
The Savings Division of the Third Federal Reserve District reports a sharp rise in organized savings amid a merchants price cutting wave. From June 1 to 10, 2021 workers across eastern Pennsylvania southern New Jersey and Delaware joined 55 new Government Savings Societies, directing weekly wage deductions into Savings Stamps.
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Third
Federal Reserve District
Third Federal Reserve Bank
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
War Savings Organization
George E. Lloyd
Wind Up in the Air Sparks New Ventures
The American Legion Weekly speculates on 300 mile per hour winds powering future flight and windrail utilities. It warns of dangers as private airplanes proliferate and amateur pilots attempt long cross country trips, prompting government aerial safeguards.
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Schroeder
Dayton Army
Tower of Babel School of Architects
New York
St. Louis
Aew
New York-St. Louis
Rocky Mountains
The
American Legion Weekly
Regular Boy cast as Huck Finn in Sarasota
Fifteen year old Lewis Sargent, a freckled redhead from a large low income family, plays Huck Finn in the Paramount Artcraft screen version. Sargent began in film as an extra at Lasky studios and earlier ran a paper route in Los Angeles before joining the cast with Lila Lee in The Heart of Youth.
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Huckleberry Finn
Mark Twain
Huck Finn
Lewis Sargent
Huck
Young Sargent
Lewis
Los Angeles
Lasky
Politeness Should Be Everyday Courtesy at Home and Abroad
A feature urging that true politeness costs nothing and comes from the heart. It should begin at home, extend to all classes, and include helping the blind, lame, or deaf. Acts of courtesy are essential to a meaningful life and universal esteem.
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Eustis Lake Rerion
Confidence in 666 Chill and Fever Tonic Grows
Advertisements praise 666 Chill and Fever Tonic for curing chills fever and aiding public health. The copy touts trusted doctors druggists and citizens endorsing the remedy without providing clinical data or dosages.
COUNTY DIVISION WINS IN FLORIDA COUNTY ELECTIONS
The Tampa Tribune discusses DeSoto county electing two legislators on a county division platform, with plans to carve five counties from the existing area. It argues that county division requires coordinated, unified action in the legislature to succeed and warns against disputes over lines and seats.
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DeSoto County
Florida
Tallahassee
Tampa Tribune
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Mr. Varn
Venus
C. O. Curry
J. D
Bob
Dr. Wilson
E. A. Blackburn
Courtey
Ford
Clem
Mr. McLain
Latham
Sarasota
Charlie Curry
Spencer
W. A. Stewart
C. B. Wilson
Ivy Taylor
Taylor
Nemo
W. B. Surls
J. D. Courtoy
Rupert
Mr. Courtoy
Rupert Courtoy
Harold Curry
Jeffie Taylor
Rupert Courtey
Hayward Curry
Turtle Beach
Jim Stewart
O’bannon
Delma
Earley Stephens
A. H. Harn
Carl O. Curry
C. T. Curry
Mrs. Hannan
Main Street
Goodrich and
Firestone
Charles Mills
Boy
the Tribune
Morey
Hunt
Tampa, Florida
OS Leeman Melton
J. W. Harvey Epair Shop
Seventh Street