Key Biscayne Brims With Oceanfront Pineapple Paradise
Long a Tequesta homeland, Key Biscayne rises as Crandon Park on a two mile reef protected beach. Dade county funds 11 million for Crandon Park and six million for the Rickenbacker Causeway linking Miami to the island. The Tequesta festival opens November 9 to 11 marking a public playground famed for 10 000 coconut palms and historic ties to Ponce de Leon Fontenada and Cape Florida lighthouse.
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Nation in Bloom As Flower Week Observance Set
Nation in bloom marks the third annual National Flower Week sponsored by the Society of American Florists. Florists and greenhouses host open houses with displays as unusual facts about flowers are shared with the public.
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Woman of 101 Likes Long, Fast Car Ride
Mrs. Jennie Gilmore of Hutchinson celebrated her 101st birthday with a 3500 mile auto trip to California. Grandson Chester Hedges, 54, drove and said she enjoyed the journey, grumbling only when speeds dropped to 40 or 50 mph on desert stretches while she preferred around 70 mph.
Miniature Fleet Contains Famous Ships
August Crabtree built a 14-ship miniature fleet over 20 years, including an Egyptian galley from 1500 B. C., a Roman merchant ship, a William the Conqueror era vessel, Columbus’ Santa Maria, and the 1840 Britannica. Beginning in Portland Oregon, he carved models of Columbia River ships and paused during wartime to help plan the first Liberty ship and allied landing craft at a Vancouver shipyard.
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Lone Wolf Stassen Emerges as GOP Pro Candidate Hope
Washington report centers on Harold Stassen as a solitary Washington figure with a bold bid for the Republican nomination. The Minnesota governor, aged 39, rises from modest roots with a tough campaign style, challenging the party Old Guard and advocating a more dynamic program.
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Vandenberg Won’t Fight for Presidency This Year
Credible authority reports a secret poll among Republicans showing Sen. Arthur Hendrick Vandenberg of Michigan leading as the preferred candidate. He later told a national magazine he would not run, saying the Senate is his service and that he would seek no convention delegates. He praised bipartisan foreign policy and noted his shift from isolationism to international leadership.
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Congress Will Convene in Special Session 1947
President Truman ordered Congress to convene at noon on November 17 to tackle rising prices at home and the need for rapid emergency action abroad with European relief given priority. Byrnes defended restraint on force and urged German peace talks, while a Kansas prison convict revealed to surgeons a stomach filled with metal loot after medical removal of a nail.
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South American Nations Break Ties With Russia
Brazil and Chile sever diplomatic relations with Russia over press attacks and Communist influence. Chile also cuts ties with Czechoslovakia as González Videla accuses Communists of crippling copper and nitrate output and seeks to end Communist control of mine workers. The move tests if breaking ties can halt Comintern influence.
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Farm disaster looms as rains needed for wheat
A sweeping drought from Texas to the Canadian border threatens wheat supplies. Dry weather has delayed seeding and germination, forcing farmers to dust in grain. Cattle pastures shrink, stock losses loom, and experts warn prices could jump above $3 a bushel unless rain arrives soon.
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Property and farm for sale in Minnesota and Iowa
Classified section includes a forced sale offering a combined business and home along busy highways in Minnesota with a brick house, store and tavern, leased apartment, and farm buildings on 1.5 acres. owner Charles F. Perry listed in Hastings Minnesota. Also multiple separate farm listings across Minnesota and Iowa, including 482 acre diamond stock farm near Geddes South Dakota, 125 acre Scott County Minnesota farm, and 232 acre Iowa farm with 810,000 asking price, all with detailed descriptions of improvements, electricity, outbuildings, and locations. Aimed at buyers seeking farm real estate and investment opportunities.
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Hay grain feed Benton oats price offer Somers Iowa
Moeller & Son Somers Iowa advertises certified cleaned Benton oats at 5.00 per bushel F.O.B Somers with a minimum order of 9 bushels and a 1.00 per bushel down payment, balance on delivery after September 15.
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STOP DISEASES AND POULTRY REMEDY ADVERTISMENT
A damaged sale page promotes Hagedorn livestock remedy promising 85 to 100 percent disease stoppage in two days at 20c per head. It lists Manning, Iowa area contact WM Hagedorn and mentions poultry gear, chicks and equipment, and seed offers. Also touts height building shoes and a Bayonne New Jersey address.
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