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The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-03-31
POLITICS WARM UP AS NUMBER OF new
CANDIDATES TOSS HATS IN THE RING
TO Build Home

Postmaster Leon Mizell has puf-
chased through S. F. J. Trabue, agent,
two lots adjoining his fathers prop
erty on Cross street and will build a
home thereon in the near future
Mr.. Enggren, who with his wife has
spent the winter with S. J. Hewitt in
the eastern part of town, has pur-
chased a lot at the corner of Mary
has had filled in and upon which he
will build a handsome residence when
he returns from New York next fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enggren intend max
ing Punta Gorda their year-around
home.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-03-31
PROPOSED NEW LAW WOULD
SAVE fLORIDi'S SCHOOLS
Proposed Constitutional Amendment
Will be Voted on at Election in
November

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The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-03-31

One of the most important real es-
tate deals made in Clermont was
closed recently when p J. Pool and
son, C. NJ. Pool, went there from Win
ter Haven and bought the John
Hooks land, 147 acres, lying in the
southwest part of the city, inside the
corporate limits. About As acres is
now in grove, and said to be among
the best in this section. The Pools
will Immediately take steps to devel-
op the remainder of the land, plant
ing 40 acres to tangerines and 40 to
Temple oranges. Coming here from
Winter Haven, where they already
own several hundred acres OF grove
these gentlement can see in the Cler-
mont section a wonderful future for
the citrus idustry.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-03-31
PRESBYTERIAN Church

The sacrament of the Lords sup
per will be observed in the Presby-
terian church next Sabbath morning.
New members will be welcomed into
the church at that time. An oppor-
tunity will be given to parents for
the baptism OF children Sabbath
April 9th.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-03-31
TRAMMELL WON'T Be RUN
RUN OFF BY ". ]. BRYAN
Will Stay in Race; Says Mr.. Bryan
is Not Yet II Citizen of the State
OF Florida

vi
That be will not step aside to
allow even William jennings Bryan
to make his way into the United
States Senate from Florida; tha'
Bryan has not lived in that state long
enough yet to be recognized as legal
voter in Florida; that the main de-
mand for Bryan to run for the senate
comes from Trammells political enc
mics; that rumors that Mr.. 1rammell
to some federal commission at a $40
600 a year salary are without founda-
ton; and that money is being spent
to secure circulation of petitions for
signatures urging Bryan to enter the
primary. These things are summed
up in a statement by senator Park
Trammell of Florida, and he closes
the statement with the emphatic an
nouncement that he will remain in
the race and is confident of rcnOmina-
tion and reelection
Senator Trammell says in his state
ment
Il am a candidate for election to a
second term in the senate and feel
confident OF winning by an over
whelming majority in the June pri-
mary. While some of my political
enemies and some Republicans have
for months been trying 10 stir up op-
position to me, they have been unable
to arouse any great amount Of Op-
position. 1t seems to be quite gen
orally believed that | will not be Op-
posed by any public man Of Florida.
who has heretofore been identified
with the political and public affairs
of my state. These public men, who
have for years been identified with !
Florida, and many of whom would !
make good United States senators, as |
Florida has just as capable and able |
public men as any state in the Union |
realize that a very large majority !
of people of my state are satisfied /
with my services in the senate and |
they are favorable to my reelection. |
II seems '"al "'J oi'i5 poSSipIe op- |
poSi'loh Is non. W. D. bryan, WI"
'7 NOT " FeAIS'''eu 'otef III lo'I"'
ana VINO '"''l'"' ''N'9'I ""''l 7"''''
I'VE OF SIN "o'hS p'i ore tH' 'Uil' p' r.
mary "S ne "'7 nov 9el 'e'" d ',"-
|o" VI lhe state one A'"I' any """,
as Is Wen kno"h' WIS 'l'l"eh an"
Nol'F oI NeOfaSh' uii''' recently nav
IhI oooh " c"hul""'' III '""' 7'"l'
less IMAM TWO years "Eo'
"As to Mr. Bryan's personal atti-
tude regarding his possible candidacy,
! have no comment to make. In re-
gard to the fight being made on me
by a few, however, ! will say | do
not propose to sit idly by any longer
and permit them to continue by mis-
representations and fallaCiOUs argu-
mcnts, to try to deceive the people
Of Florida into bringing about oppo-
5itiOn to me.
"We Floridians have felt a great
DrIde in our state we have been
proud of Florida's wonderful growth,
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-03-31
TOURISTS LEAVE AS ICE
BREAKS UP BACK HOME
Many Winter Visitors Leaving, but
the Tourist Club Continues
its Meetings


President and Mrs McAfee of the
Punta Gorda Tourist Club leave for
their home Thursday. Well, the
Tourist club meetings are not over
/ for the season, not by any means, but
one can kinder" see the beginning
of the end. Now that the ice and
snow have begun to melt away 'up
home" many of us must soon turn
our steps northward. We have had
| a good time together this season.
| Possibly no tourist club in Florida
has been more congenial nor enjoyed
better entertainment Under the
Leadership Of President McAfee, who
we all love. the club has moved along
IsmoothIy and Progressively and also
financially. We regret that he leaves
us Thursday. or al all for that mat
ter. but we wish him and Mrs. Nc
Afec a safe and pleasant Journey
home and will look with much pleas
urp for their return God bless them.
Mrs. P. c. Goldie. first vice presi-
dent, will occupv the presidents
chair for the remainder of the sea-
son
The committee APPOINTED TO audi
tbe treasurer's accounts found tha,
Rev. Dubois has kept accurate ac-
count of our finances The club has
about seventy dollars to its credit.
Our seasons membership numbers
one hundred tbirtv-four
Mrs Goldte announced the regular
meeting Of the needle work cIub at
tbe han and wishes TO impress upon
the ladies who have no speciaI sew
ing that thew are welcome also. Come
aIono and eniov an afternoon to-
gethar
Inst about at tbis iuncture Mr.
pattareon announced that Iadv|
waited outsida to see Pres NTcAfee
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-03-31
Comfy BOARD of Trade

Monday, April third at 1880 p. m.
is the regular time for the monthly
meeting of the County Board of
Trade. The meeting will be held in
the lower room of the Masonic hall
and all members and others interest
ed are invited 20 attend.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-03-31
Arcadia Defeated

Arcadia's high school baseball team
was badly defeated by hurriedly
gotten up team of Punta Gorda boys
when the two teams met here last
Friday afternoon, the final score be-
ing to - in favor of the local boys.
The Punta Gorda boys had not prac-
ticed together at all before the game,
but easily handled the visitors. The
local team was composed of Rose,
Goff. Roberts, Lancaster, Willis,
Rawls. Knight, Chadwick and Goff,
knight doing their pitching.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-03-31

The water-glass method of preserv-
ing eggs is practical and cheap and
easy. Ask your county or home dem
onstration agent to tell you how it is
done.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-03-31

The Skipper interests of DeSoto
county have combined with the How
ard Cole Land Company and the
united firm will establish the biggest
cattle ranch o. the state in the Indian
prairie country in the northern part
of Glades county. The new corpora
ton has 100000 acres of fine land
and is now fencing the land prepara-
tory TO establishing the ranch.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-03-31
Punta GOrda

Is the county seat of
Charlotte county. Popu-
lation of town, 1920 CEN
sus, 1926. Increase for
10 years 2S percent.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-13
ELWEIL

Mrs. Al. Tompkins of Alma visited
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
SlngluT Saturday.
Jack McLachlan and Dan Schutt
were Alma business callers Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Waber and little
son, Dale, and Mrs. Geo Law and
little daughters, Betty and Phyllis,
were Alma callers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ferris and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Ferris were Alma
callers Saturday.
VIM. Hutchinson was business
caller in Ithaca Monday.
Miss Ethel Shenk, Ralph Olmstead,
and Herbert of Hilsinger Mercantile
Co. are able to return to their duties
after being confined to their homes
with the lagrippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marble Slingluff and
Miss Amy Mallory were Alma callers
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Bssell Of
Breckenridge visited their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bissell, over the
week end.
Will Gee was an Alma caller or
Tuesday.
Lee Rockafellow was a caller il
Alma Tuesday.
V. Parks and Mr.. Going of River
dale were business callers here Mon
day
Mrs. Ike TIilsinger of st. Loui:
visited her mother, Mrs. McLachlan
and brother, Jack, Monday.
Mrs Frank Martell Of Alma visit
ed relatives here the week end.
Mrs. Nettie Osborn left Sunday
for points in Ohio where She will visit
relatives for few months.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-13

Mr.. and Mrs. George Arts enter
tanned on Sunday relatives from near
VIM.
The Christian Womens Board of
Missions Of the Church of Christ Of
Vestaburg and their families enjoyed
their annual social gathering at the
Nj. w. A. hall Friday, April z. Fifty
five partook of the bounteous dinner
which was served at noon and very
pleasant time was enjoyed socially.
Twenty-Five attended the regular
meeting which was held at the home
of Mrs. NJ. G. Hubbard that afternoon
and an interesting program Of Mis-
sonary work was enjoyed by all. The
next regular meeting will be held at
the home Of Mrs. James McGilliviary
the first Friday afternoon in May.
The Junior Christian Endeavor Of
the Church Of Christ met at the
church on Saturday afternoon, April
s, for the regular meeting. Meeting
was called to order by the superin-
tendcnt, Mrs. George Pcasley. Two
songs were sung then Mrs. May Of
fcred prayer. This was followed by
the children telling stories then their
regular program was carried out
Mrs. May spoke on what the Junior
Christian Endeavor stood for and
what was expected Of them, then all
were dismissed for a social time. Mrs
l.. X. May Of Alma, who had organ
lied this c. +. last fall came here
Saturday with her daughter, Gretcil-
en-, as a surprise to the members ano
brought Easter baskets and candy
eggs which she gave to the members
She presented each of the % mem
bers present with an Easter Basket
then had the children hunt for tn,
candy eggs which she had hidden il
various places about the church
Geraldine Van Horn who proved t,
be the most successful egg hunter
found 26 eggs. Cake, sandwiches
and coffee were served after which
all left for their homes.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-13
HAS EIGHT CHILDREN

Mrs. P. Rehkamp, 2404 Herman St,
Covington, KY, writes: 81 have been
using Foley's Honey and Tar for
nearly two years and can find no bet
ter cough syrup. have eight children
and give it to all of them They all
were subject to Coup from babies
on" 1t is a safe and reliable medicine
for men and women as well as chill
dren. Don't let the cough that fol-
lows grippe hang on and weaken you
1t is easier TO get rid of 4 cough or
cold than Of its consequences.
SOLD EVERYWHERE IN ALMA
(Advort i.cnncut1
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-13
VESTABURG
GIVE BENEFIT PLAY

The royalty play, "And Home
Came Ted" a comedy of mystery in
three acts, will be given by the SEN
ior class of the Vestaburg high
school at the M. W. A. hall in Vesta-
burg on Saturday evening, April Is,
as benefit for the Senior class in
their commencement exercises. The
east Of characters
Skcct Kelly, The Clerk-Kenneth
Peach.
Diana Garwood, the heiress-Flor-
encc Brown.
Miss Loganberry, the spinster-
lIulda Cummings.
Ira J. Stone, the villain-Charles
Freeman.
Aunt jubilee, the cook-Rhoda
Bunce.
Mr.. Man, the mystery-Glenn
Blough.
jim Ryker, the lawyer ~ Kenneth
Mobiles.
Mollie Macklin, the housekeeper-
Bessie Brown.
Henrietta Darby, the widow-Fac
Sharp.
Ted, the Ralph Miller.
Elsie, the bride-Neva Sinclair
Senator NJ. Corkle, the father
Merton Wilson.
Mrs. Ida DoloG and children have
moved to Stanton.
Mrs Charles Pangborn, who ha.
been spending the winter at the Wo
mems Annex at the Soldiers HON,
in Grand Rapids, returned to hcl
home here Saturday.
Mrs A. BRADLEY spent from Thurs
day to Saturday in Grand Rapids a
the Women's Annex at the Soldier.
Home.
Donald and Leonard Hubbard
spent Saturday in Alma.
Mrs. L. K. May and daughter
Gretchen, Of Alma were here Satur
day visiting Mrs. Edna Hubbard an,
other friends.
The Junior class Of the Vestabur.
high school will go to Crystal Fri
day evening, April Nth, to play tn,
three act comedy drama "Sta
Bright" There will be special musi
and recitations between acts.
A base ball game will be played il
Edmore Friday afternoon, April IA
by the Edmore and Nestaburg higl
school teams.
There viii be Easter exercises a
the Church Of Christ in Nestaburg OF
Sunday evening between the Chris
tian Endeavor meeting and regula
preaching services by Rev. Hen
bricks.
Herman Smith spent from Wednes
day until Friday in Sumner at tn
home of his niece, Mrs. Arthur Man
ley, who is recovering from her i'll
ness.
Bert Vcnton and Ernest Mamie
were in Alma Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Berd Howay and tn
latter's daughter, Bertha VanwycE
of Edmore were Sunday visitors a
the home of his brother, Fred HowaS
and with other friends.
John Marsh has moved into hi
residence which was made vacant b
Jollie Hare and family moving fror
here onto the Charles Hicks farm.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-13

Follow directions closely. DO not
use too strong a solution, or keep
covered longer than given in direc-
tons, as it will injure the terminating
power of the seed, DO not let the
wet grain freeze, mould or sprout, as
this also Injuries the grain. Treat
grain on a warm, dry day, if possible.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-13

NOTICE OF HEARING AND REVIEW ON
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL no.
FOR THE YEAR 1921.
TO:
Grace McNinch Lansing Archer
Floyd Maxwell Frank howbray
Geo. Huffman Arthur simcuton
T. L. blanchard Orillc Allen
Leroy Carroll j.. A. Leonard
Edw. T. ShouNlcr laos. Smith
Mrs. John Smith Catholic Church
lothian Allen Mrs. Anna G. Ndrht
and to all other persons interested,
TAKE NOTICE
spccial Assessment Roll No for the
year 1921 for the purpose Of defrayinv that
part Of the costs. the City Commits de
cidcd should be borne by special scssmcnt
for the purpose or object of huildnr pave
mcnts, cutters and cCrbs and other. improve
mcnts according % the re-olGtion OF the City
Commission heretofore made uIon that cor-
tain district known as No. q, being West
Duwnie Street from the west line OF State
Street to the east lire of Park Avenue, Is
now on file in my office for public inspection.
Notice d also hereby niyon. that the City
Commission ard the Board Of Special As
SCISSORS of the City OF Alma viii be in scs-
sion at the Commission rooms ia the city hall
in said city on the 2sth day of April, a. d.
1922. at the hour of eight O'Clock y. m. On
review said special assessment roll at which
time and place opportunity will be given al
persons interested % heur and make ohiec-
tions thereto and at which time and place
said special assessment roll No. for said
district for the year 1927 Will be reviewed,
and certified for collection IN accordance with
the city charter providing Tor special assess
ments and Improvement.
Dated. Alma. Michiean. April -. 1922.
FRANCIS G. HAYWARD.
47-3w City Clerk.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-13
NOTICE OF HEARING AND REVIEW lON
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL NO. III
FOR THE YEAR 1924.


SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL NO. ~
FOR THE YEAR 1921.
Dr.. T. r. Lamb Lee Rasciaft
viii kaufman td. Lake
Bert IhOrp Raymond Mclaughhn
John Gamble Henry MeNamaN
Pen Walker VIM. knudson
Mary Thomas Mrs. Sadie Soule 4
ard 20 all other persons interested.
TAKE NOTICE
Special Assessment Roll No. II for the
year 1921 for the purpose of defraying ~ at
part of the costs, the City Commission dc
for the purpose of building pavcmc nts,
cutters and curbs and other impr we
mcnts according 10 the resolution of the City
Commission heretofore made upon that ,cr-
tain district known AS No. IL. being West
End Street from the west line of 81 tate
street 10 the east lire Of Second Avenue. l.
now on file in my Office for public insi Zee
tion.
Notice IS also hereby given. that the Jity
Commission and the Board of Special As
SCISSORS of the City ~ Alma will be in Ises-
zion az the Commission rooms In the city hall
in said city on the 2Sth day of April A. d.
review said special assessment roll at which
time and place opportunity will be giyer al
persons interested To hear and make U0jec-
| tinns. thereto and at which time and place
aid special asses mCnt roll No. II for said
district for the year 1927 will be rcvsewed
and certified for collection in accordance with
The ely charter providing for special sscss-
mcnfs and improvements.
Dated. Alma. Michigan, April ~. 1872
FRANCIS &. HAYWARD,
| i7-3w City CLERK.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-13
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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-13
NOTICE OF HEARING AND REVIEW ON
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL NO.
FOR THE YEAR 1921.


NOTICE or HEARING AND REVIEW ON
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL NO.
FOR THE YEAR 1921.
TO:
A. W. Davis c. Mcnamara
l.. G.. Thornton g. X. Carr
E q Crandcll d. Coleman
John Luchini lyda Wofden
ccorpe Bahlke Iuchni and Banghart
c. r. Renodict n. =. Wait
Will Irott Carrie whitman
James n. Campbell Charles Crcaser
n. T. Erwin y. NJ, Leafy
q q Crandell Fred Eyer
James DeRushia NJ c. and &. Dclavan Est
Carrie smith l.. j. Lockwood
A. j. Archer J. d. and Kate spinney
o. A. Wood Alice Nyant
Daniel Gogpin NJ G. and G. Deavan Est.
Jessie McKnzie l.. +. Rather
Edith Giles John Cook and wife
J. f. schwartz Joseph Battles
Way and Murray A. NJ. Bnfting
r. X. BasOrc Bertha Hurst
Mary T.. Walcott I'd. Deveraux
Mrs ID. =. Strublc H. }. Hyde
Alice Gongwcr G. J. Dana
Roscoe {. Ely J.. ". Chadwick Est.
A. Morley Mrs. O. y. Parker
G. l.. Markham !. d. Clcnncn
r. j. Carney ". j. GALLAGHER
Fred A. Slater Charles Wickman
George Ward y. Cummings
u. Coleman and wife G. Cummings
Paul Crandcll &. i. GALLAGHER
/. T.. Mills H. l.. smith
and To- all other persons interested.
TAKE NOTICE
Special Assessment Roll No. for the
year 1921 for the purpose OF defrayinv that
part of the costs. the City Commission de
cdcd should bc paid ard borne by special
aasessment for the purpose or object OF
building pavcments cutters and curbs and
other improvements according 90 the resolu-
tion of the City Commission heretofore mad,
upon that certain district known No. g
being Woodwork Avenue north from the
north line OF Superior street 90 the south line
Of East End Street. is now file in my Of
fee for public inspection.
Suti,, = a'-n hcrei.v viven. that the Cit,
Commission and the Board OF Special As
SCISSORS of the City of Alma viii be in scs
sion at the Commission rooms IN the city hal
/ in said city on the 2Sth day of April. A. ID
1922 at the hour of eight O'Clock ID. M &
review said special assessment roll at which
time and place opportunity will bc given al
persons interested 10 hear and mike ohioc
tions thereto and 40 WHICH time and rlac
/ said special assessment roll No. for sai'
district for the year 1921 Will be reviewed
ard certified for collection in accordance wifi
I the city charter providing for special assess
ments and improvements.
! Dated, Alma. Nichiann, April -. 1922.
FRANCIS G.. HAYWARD.
i7-3w City Clcrk.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-04
DAVA VICE NEE NADEJI.

Anglicky filosof a basnik
Samuel Taylor Coleridge ma
psal: "Nejlepsim lekaTem Jest
jest ten. kdo neilepe vnuka ma
deli" Trinerovo Horke Vino
dava YAM vSak mnohem vice
nez pouhou nadeji. Pomaha ur
cite pr nechuti k jidlu, zacpe,
nadymani boleni hlavy a j.
nych. zaludecnich potizich.
"Stonal jsem IL mesicu, mic mi
nepomahalo, ale pax isem po-
cal uzivati Trinerovo Horke vi
no a nyni jest mi lepe, nez kdy
pred TIM" psal pan Jiri Mege
la, 1888 Poland Ave-, Yongs-
town. Ohio, dne II. prosince.
Pc 80 let Trinerovo Horke Vi
no test Sc vytetne povesti. Je-
no jmeno Jest jednoduche, po-
vida kazdemu, re tento lex Sc
pfipravuje Z horkych bylin Is
cascarou sagradou v cele) a vi
ma. Strezte Sc leku S nesmysl-
nymi jmeny, ktere jen klamou
a zadejte sveho lekarnika ne
DO dodavatele leku vzdy, by
YAM dial jen ne~jstarsi a puvod-
nj Trinerovo Horke Vino, jez
je hrdO ma sve upfimne .jmeno
i ma SvOu poVeSt.