Florida Real Estate Speculation Sparks Editorial Reply
A Florida real estate speculation debate is aired with concerns over advertising sums spent by realtors and chambers of commerce. The writer argues most Floridians pursue speculative gains, not steady labor, noting agricultural land can be a prudent investment if bought for farming returns rather than quick resale.
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California
Pampa
St. Peter Be
Wakeland
Pedro
Pravida
Miami Ft
Petersburg
Lakeland
Roger Babson
Euclid Ave
Cleveland
Epotile
Orland
Land of Sunshine
Elyin
Judgizs
Emis
Mas Teaver
Tampa
Jacksonville
Oraig
THOR
Babson
Arida
Alabama
Florida Investment Debate Warns Against Speculation
A Florida land speculation discussion notes 37 000 000 acres, 2 500 000 cultivated, and 100 000 ears of perishable crops sent north. It argues quick profits lure investors, warns of losses, and urges prudent, income based investment while acknowledging Florida's winter climate and long term agricultural value.
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Florida
Union
Crliter
Navy torpedo boat destroyers ashore near Santa Barbara
1865 1923 seven torpedo boat destroyers of U S Navy went ashore off Arguella Light north of Santa Barbara California 23 crew drowned. Today marks one year since aviators flew Boston to New York and landed at Mitchell Field Mineola. Today's birthdays include Rev Charles P Anderson Howard Sutherland Bertha Kalich David Bancroft Lew Tendler.
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Arguella Light
Santa Barbara
Calif
Boston
New York
Mitchell Field
Mineola
Charles P. Anderson
Chicago
Kemptville
Ont
Howard Sutherland
United States
West Virginia
Kirkwood
Bertha Kalich
Lehberg
Galicia
David Bancroft
Boston National League Baseball Club
Lew Tendler
Philadelphia
Beaty Py Opens New State Civic Event
Colorado Federation of Women’s Clubs launches annual Beaty Py celebration with program noting openings and community activity. Franc and NS groups participate alongside local leaders in a staged civic event.
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States City
Inomas Poe Cooper Named Economics Chief
Thomas Inomas Poe Cooper, long time agricultural administrator and educator, was appointed chief of the bureau of economics under Secretary Jardine. Born in Pekin Illinois on March 2 1881 he held multiple posts at the University of Minnesota North Dakota Kentucky and Kentucky State College of Agriculture before joining the department.
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Inomas Poe Cooper I
Bureau of Economics
Thomas
Department
Jardine
Henry ©. Taylor
Bureau
Cooper
Pekin
Niinnis
University of Minnesota School of Agriculture
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Agriculture
University of Minnesota
North Dakota
Better Farming Association of
Kentucky
Agricultural Experiment Station
Agricultural Extension
Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station
College of Agriculture
University of Kentucky
Liva |Stock Sanitary Board of Kentucky
Kentucky ~K
Poems That Live When the Sleepy Man Comes
A short verse by Charles G. D. Roberts describes the Sleepy Man as he quiets the earth and opens slumber. It evokes dust in his eyes, hush melodies, dreams of mermaids, and travels to Dream-a-way Lane and Sleepy Man's Castle by Comforting Ferry.
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Charles G. D. Roberts
Victor Lawson
Chicag News
Nichols
Congregational Misionary
Soiety
Agricultural science writings by a state board member
A state board of agriculture member and American Farm Management Association member has authored several bulletins and reports on agricultural subjects. The works cover farm management, crop science, and related topics, reflecting ongoing efforts to improve farming practices.
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State Board of Agriculture Science
American Farm Management Association
Florida Real Estate Stampede Provokes Reader Debate
A reader defends Florida real estate growth against editorial doubt, arguing Florida’s climate and natural resources support sustainable investment. The letter cites soil quality, river frontage land at low prices, and Florida’s capacity to ship crops and goods to the North, urging caution against sweeping judgments.
Florida's Spirit of Co operation and Progressiveness
The writer argues Florida embodies cooperative progress, contrasting Northern towns with Florida's infusion of pep. He notes recent warnings against visiting Florida and suggests the state should welcome newcomers from the North, echoing Henry Ford's philosophy of embracing change. Written by Kenneth Ml Whitehead.
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Florida
Henry Ford
Kenneth Ml Whitehead
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
Francis McConnell, bishop of the Methodist church, is bold and finds courage to speak frankly about many issues. The hop, a social service leader, advocates free speech and argues that a street corner orator should have unlimited chance to express radical philosophy.
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Francis McConnell
Methodist Church
Wedding Party and Royalty Echoes Brush Past Formalities
The piece blends anecdotes from a monarch joining a wedding party and a bishop arguing about governance. It then notes Victor Lawson’s estate and a Congregational mission statement. It ends with social observations on women imitating men and habits linked to tobacco and flair.
Elyria Day Ads Run Tonight Amid Labor Day Break
The Elyria Day advertising appears in tonight's paper due to a Labor Day break. Elyria Day merchandise sales are set to begin tomorrow Wednesday September 9, continuing into the next day.
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