Farming for Profit on Indian River Tract in Florida
The Merida East Coast Fruit Land Co. offers a tract on the Indian River near Jacksonville Florida ideal for oranges grapefruit and other fruits plus vegetables and field crops. 500 acres planted and hundreds more under cultivation with two railroads and the Dixie Highway along the frontage and riverfront access via coastwise boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merida East Coast Fruit Land Co
W. Bay St
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida land sale offer at $40 per acre with terms
M CHENLEY of Sebastian Florida offers land at 40 dollars per acre with 10 percent cash and the balance without interest or taxes. He will be in the state to study conditions and respond to questions about Florida or Indian River Park.
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Florida
Indian River Park
M. Chenley
Sebastian, Florida
Big-Souled Men Needed in YMCA Overseas War Effort
Dr. W W Alexander calls 500 top secular and church leaders from the Southeastern YMCA for overseas service with the Red Triangle Forces. The last quota was exceeded by 128 enlistments and now executives with broad business experience are sought. State recruiters list contacts in North and South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi and Tennessee with YMCA offices and hotel contacts for applications.
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Southeastern Department
Red Triangle
W. W. Alexander
War Personnel Bureau
Army and Navy
Department
America
France
Chas. M. Norfleet
Winston-Salem
N. C
Heath Bartow
Columbia
S. C
W. E. Hearon
Atlanta
Croix de Guerre Awarded to New York Y M C A Worker
A French army captain pinned the Croix de Guerre on Edwin Ely of 73 West Eighty Eighth Street New York a YMCA secretary of a Foyer du Soldat. Ely was invited to dinner by the Commanding General who saluted him and thanked the YMCA for its work in France.
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Edwin Ely
West Eighty-eighth Street
New York
Ely
Foyer du Soldat
France
Quotas Fixed for Fall Y M C A Drive in Southeast
Seven hundred delegates from seven Southeastern states set the drive target at 112 million dollars with regional quotas totaling about 5 million. Florida 577 584 Georgia 1 043 784 Mississippi 280 000 North Carolina 680 288 South Carolina 644 896 Tennessee 1 095 920 Alabama 504 000. Twenty five million of the total will go to the Y W C A to support war activities. Prominent figures at the Atlanta conference include Dr John R Mott and Geo W Perkins with other campaign leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeastern Department
National War Work Council
Atlanta
Florida
Georgia
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Alabama
Army and Navy Y. M. C. A. Bureau of Finance
A. H. Whitford
Chas. S. Ward
National Campaign
A. M. Catton
Boys
The Y Men Sent Under Fire in France
The Y M C A workers in France are in active service under shell and gas fire. Over a thousand Y secretaries are in advanced positions and dugouts, praised by American Expeditionary officers for indispensable Red Triangle work amid no quitters and steadfast loyalty to troop locations.
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France
National War Work Council
Paris
Red Triangle
Subscribers Notice Adopts Cash Basis For Subscriptions
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