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Bolle GladeFTla,
My dear LawrQe.se*I.-
Th:anks for wire, Then eaom anotheraeming &Uly A ns day I'm to be in ag,
EentGcenc, itineraq,
I'm putting out a batch of letters for oomamuities on ma Vrp3tLd..Rami
& Lalo. They must meet me,le ar. fnetsand prepare ffitegot Iea rige,
7e must agree,and all talk to sa~ effect% Disap4eeament r ao euraselv
( that wire from .Gladeeg.)zai ht KILL f-RYTIrnIG, I'Pe gs t the e ag. herg
into a: mighty good frame of mind*. Now no one aust q pll it,
Note I p3tn to re-Ih W.P3P.BOoh 04 a,.n8t.-:nd leaVe in evening frLa.
I wonder if you oould not run down there,and meet me, I expect to be-in
Penno's nd O'B-noao's ofiOcs* Jeff* is to sell our rOkeelantt, orfrtifs,
Au.l. I want to look Into it a little, Here are some points,--
1--i'd like to know -theter the SPl.,.Con.,Dsto ha- done :ar4thiug in the
0keel.uta diot. oince I loft, H. d not for yuarsabefore.':ey rush in P little
now re a bluff. i.vve nsked Alli=on to find out "-nd tell yiu. You could
bring word to ne.
3--I'd like to dfid ay baggage straigh- to B.GlAdep1.nd not hr.ul it fiu.
MiaMi. Youx might take it,
;:--I11 r en V.Il night nt Gertrude's. ILaybe you haee some worcd to sent
her.
Th.jt vwe may not misse eabh otherI suggest you write me a lineo/o Fred 3,
Fenneisying what hour you .would xaet me at that offices, ne time will
suit mre ne &ll as another1 think+
Sh.ll. b-e gl'd to get hr-o --gcnin. Want to nee you llq, Tell Bobby 'GraSd.
pa ir coming on the BIG BUS,atd will see her pretty soon, Is going to see
little MSh.ro8btooe Then lobby .end Grendd pa will have fine timen"
I hop .-nn if well.
Allison vrbte me a good lett r on tat Belle Glade Ch.ObC.wire, I showed
it to ven .Iletoher & hic Sr y.,lr-Hill. Allison says "Two men run that *-P
ganizt ion."
-, Ae ever yours
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sW Sear ; raHelmsi-
0 e hIundreI eightyelx day up here( 4 mere yet),am e. stre nou
drieV*ut I'YV PUT OUR MA'TT OV 3R
That e,I've Muasu edeb at this endo, va womeos the Florider ead.
In fla.,at oourseejX wayt ra into the ve# en"aemos They've opened
up on me alreadyfat will do more,. You mszay ot know that they tried to
keep the 'ake peopletrom helpIc g mpu my expense frad for this trip, I
beat thaeathoand have liSeT high EIGHTY -SIX CENTS F 3R DAf.
You'll notice("eturn Trip",)l plan to be in Mimi JkUly 12t, I wst. # -
67 all meaiesito ee 6 R youeald 3e a tlp g as y u may see fit to bring to .
gether* I went over a good bit of the erookedneEB of all tUs F ne dbywith
Se1ryDJte TX a gBand suggested he see u about it. People of ie IChO er of
Coemnero -Fe ought to be in on thLoad be ready for the Iheaings, of
course,I don't know whit % of your Cbhf Coe. is u4a4 up oa the wrong
crowd, I can atav4 plenty of thacait lyg w can get the tried & trfe
togetherithose onoerned in the general s ell-besig*
As I told youth Tao Efignueroaad his a~u Frday4,i Jazx are bWeind
most of tUsa trouble. I bavedeta that put them in a po r light, Bat
they bamy hadthe earherteoforeof the District -.ngin Jr.x,,without doubt.
Hance our matter seat thea noasr got a lIok-lta
iiHo'.everthe tide has turnedufinely ftiw-at this enad* But the JaxlEgssie
esa3r, have neTver at;tn4 the other o r mfy have been working on h1iae.1
reodyVseltn he wae sent there( a month or-two ~es.)
I'd like to ha"w thl s.atory in the Miai paper I've sent a eopy to the
Heraldnad basv th t you Maigt get It into ItheW ws. There Is nothing
in thirI thinkthat both of theam miht not coopeflte on, Ida not ra3ee
qugltions of Goveraeareri or trying to get Q i ,
1oll probably phone youor ea.llearly oa Tuesdayj,-12,/I want to make
sur that the three eagles ta the TUtabgle undetand alikeaan4 estaa on
the same platformland there should be no difficulty in effecting thisBut
*you know the "inside" there so muoh better than I that I want to se6 you
first,
I;Fe kept pretty Isa while here*for I realized that publAi rtX 1Y
stOa t only hand weapons to the misaliefemakers. Bytow, things M osme out
G Cordially yours,
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R]O. -tJ. RGOh
caaeatmu dIy
*- Wear Bro iooh -
I was glad $o receive your note. aoc shows I am to lbe in your neoha
'borhlogd d ). on uly lthiae posseijy the 13tb Don't kaMew tether I
eta gfet dwna to HsmeBtendlbutAt I could,I should greatly like io see
you aid youry faially.
Sy Miami addresses arei-
1--Home of Zsr Daughtervl ,033 Ave*Mariana,Corsl Ghbles;
-Buausines Plan9 of her husband pvreglades Coastnoetion Corporatioat
832 Hw. Twelfth Court,tizwa,- ,Fh.a
They are Mr-and ?BIs HEarod LLane. I'll epend the night oe two with
them.
I.aentioi thee in pos- biltty of your being In ftow then,
The fate of Ms.Ow4ele-'-d the proceedings at tho National Covu atiouns,
showl that your old "frieudtAthe iaexy',are atvll active. I as vwathiug to
the great SatheriUg of represeatat ives f the &ry foroes;to oecur about as
soon as Zth Demaorats get thr ougseaving the country."
I'n sending down a gi, for the Miant paperB,suggesting next Suuday( 10th)
for use, It gives an ideas of my work heresandla the next few week. I haiv
been very ~neses rUl here. Sow I want tit.e Sla, people to soop~er wAith
m ats w.ag.all for the general good,
r i my best regarde to all the familyI ai.
V ry sincerely yours for
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_a fate of 3pe-aa i the Wg a fdi lg t a. s s .
absw that y.oU *jas- 0a0g" t..L.nrgs-. t at tol' ftine.a 0i .stS. .
the great gatria of sneptrntati.vIsat thre (Otit t eeto i cui abet a
I'a s.nui4 down I NM. 't the xtt..ai i 'wi.Bi"lwimts sat suedaiy(1Ot)
for oyest I8ljt tas at Ia.r of my wo*3 heri ait iahe Zniwt few wira I he.Yg 7
. ta r n w~~ al t e Sta* pople tO opa with
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as fotow g tm aweas
Wvowy sireDy youN for
2il K2GnDOM OF GO0S 'N 2SA M4
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:o* find a itnesraan.r In Ld* ZuiBtayllth Rleady to report to Ld.
poaeple ad sofficals latrested in VhAt a VWaton N,OCaal,flid e e*t,
Ins greatly pleased &nd eftataraeSwd wth r3niUtR bsre Elow we matn
NSB UEM S to do as well in Florida.
are- is the potat*'-
I -'The people Mmet know the fetal
2--we ausSt prpOFre for the beIfVtgse&
S-iWe- must have OQE TfEo'TO R for oR.aet ?ad Upper Gladees,an
4- We uost present a SOLID FRONT to Major Dunn -Aen he mtata use A lit%
tie dishaarimoy may spoil everything A United Front will 7IN Th; DATI
I'1 sure of St -The ground3here-,ts so well prepared th ..t there will new
be no farther azsas for failure,
I'm jaut writtng Mrr'S-fansoza You and be en.- work together I hepe we
brve fria.ns in the Chambear of Coumere. It ought t be on ltand4. So should
City Couaoil and CoCCol u~serS, Zort .aathortty.of o-urseThey should LAD,
Id. ah-iuld hlap me got the. hararny with Miam*t I tfel is vital. I kn*w
of o trouble thera. We got together e- r4A.2. o sbld. not f1iht Sover
c, l. .Cao-n is the only one before the Zags, The BIG qu.etion _i not
/ao to ,gdiag.Canalbut 3iy44.. ANX DIAG-,CAAI 13:" R;UCOGuNIr The 2. \
I eane. bv eea fe4 to oael that the SaT,,LUCI C.ANAL & FT.PI2SCa 0o aj
This rotten prnpe ltion is onrseevwtefoi.r LAA& liitaithan for thVe SUpp-
per Glade As aO 1LoVlng agreed wit-t. meOUT-GOINTG tonnage Ie ESBSEZT'IA.
And Report#Mar*34932KILS THIS. DEAD33 AS NIrNMY.,
STie Aeg. "iwdkc, our 2I.ok of outgoing WABag9*s.X don't blram that.
S. :..i .. .. o.,s -. --" ;g a voice cryigl ita ;h
,,,.. PRThODUOCTISw shet "1knl ll .i t witeU
of nore aere4ge efomig-w t ~ic hs cot
,ot ears if they did*. Now It 4 0 -
...lw.wA, The euge. ere look guenot for real
.. i d .'. .. we've GOT TO ImiE.;d estp the 4hait
S ..r *lath to our aances
.-. |That will help rs R -1- down the nie.
s..' ta.&tt donat aind thot,at I WNT
Cordially yeuZ.s
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bws t low
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t&s, ttAs bas met we hamj4th fat rx t, stat Mn
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!hwy ot#t yIW pfflISa "of aft 'lroa -atoes ht
itsbM petrtt1y, The en4er. MwAv besC s
it tW Coast toes &La i 0OiEM Sgt they 414* W
swami tpWns.t sest. Un awhe iso #f
reoht ". to6 commt^se ta1r, ia ta t13
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Attultounbr Kennmeth )3allAlger,
!W Dtear Mr BalUlngeri-
iaolosed d.ita JLud-Lato where I h.qv b ei#whut I have been d4oLagsa
tswher I .hll go nextodT.
I saM Ere SJaMM people eanuot know olearly what they are faoing,in
matters indieated4
Single-hBand". I &h -vewen a great figlttbut It can eaily be lost
jin the next few weeks. All depends on whether our section @aw be made to
(Iunderstand how it has bewn and is beiag betr8rsgand how to save its-
STo this end, have written the enc. AI3w If it could appear in the
SHyerald .nex Say,3_uly i0it would pre are the way for tieo work I
lan to take uprMtrre on TCuaeaeqJuly 12th.
I dBuall have witah be, grip-talU of bt.d4eoa, fully corroborating
anything I may say rW our predinoamntKLow we got therela4 what 4st .
We've been played hores withewile ot lookiBg,and supposing eveqy*
thing was coming along all riahtt.att it's goiUg straight the other wayry
j 'eT turned the tide;but others can easily turn it back unless I get
t.aeesoperat oaI 1 se oa the Coast, I'll get plenty of it--with some
4tWI @P Pstiettl-4Ql the Lace,
w..l. sincerely yours.
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mlrtfAt ladi jfltf i hast. bei eawhat I lhars beS detaflugsnta
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X 2 eatiet ftw *etXt3y fat tWm are fastafU tR
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|i lu8 -asnt few nee.t 41 depewS edn ht r OWF antotl eat be Vat4 to
oidiiran hot it bae bees aS is fling bbfl5ad how to savf t. .
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To thts ZhawJ val t wt tthe est. l A go$a a epeqsr ia tb
Cy Hat y weauldtp we the way for tae work I.
pi to tk e u .. u "s. ... e -g a Z
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auvtntg aZ ms y wr2ar amete it stb t tat i tt,
t'e tlfibte&.to sgast wi.l tus It X. ap e a at get-
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keflwatlsVUt m& te- I XWj$ y my n that ta tA
pieo9le awe gtetgidwaL a ota. W U ar oraftias for, I t4
w~i~ I han written baua ,lfl. .as the U Qrt i4g I ha b t ya ly a t
friea d tbhel*-ala with wth as as-t t that wt.O* AM tld TW u. "wm
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SxEsPIet to spegt MondayJuly X11in Yt.Laudt I. deastp to report to
fricaLel of Pornt Eirva ladeithe NSCanalman SteTrgldeem sudcessgenerally.
Careful preparation should be ma4se fr the H.IB S I have tnaistetV
we MIJST HAV3pi aLa shigh GenUlBrown definitely pro4sod Iee
X these hie: rings we vae winXer Use finally, We met agree,and
show our earnestessi ofA piarpos*e
I hara not yet MPt Mjer wPamson whoa testEjlarg&lypour successB, Sat
I fel T hI-ae miAIty good frienis bher It D.C. with the TzEne, f17r Rivers
& Harbors, Q O wteo was against uBe,ad very hbit -hattyobaangSd caqu-
fletely about. Sil last word to me uia J~ou ougt to be bare 'iwa yoea
matter Comee upo agsa. And you ought to see- laor Dman." 'ia si-n
boljs as tIUportaEt pIrtse bare for us. l h as beetn against us4
The SOy; of the Booad I habT e be snom well acus-itSed with. He has 3 14
me repgaitdfly" Nsuw you saSa ase ME4or DmUn. He*' you* man*." &e at J oa
v:irgas me t see Bht Smuly 68th
Following the t'l1 sotme- to -* I beep you may see that thV right
people are tnfogrxataan a seeatiag Is arranged for* Then I o to M at
which I have written* TheaoI'll see the Upper 3Gadeas I have plenty tf
friends thern-along with sash as seat that wire. Am told TWO mat SUt
that body* Organised soine I left there
I buwle reparsd a story on this which Ld*people ought to seE. I am
sending a copy to Editor Barghrrd# Over a year agoes decided he wanted
re of at But$,anu I hatv not trweblud him. Howswerw if we woet to sate
.sur saNOW 1S E I T2MXc TH PUBLIC OUGRT TO SrOW THM FACTS,
.. .. vusy ty yours.
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Wvy 2,1932,
Mr, August 2urghar3Vts4itor.
Ft%.nd r dailyy News
Wy dear Mr, ftghaRd --
I esolose a MK, I think the Ldpeqople will be interested iLseertaitnly
1i-a who desire the life sad suecese of Port SWerI&ates--now oeomedl by
Sla&t report of U.S.L*Ste. for Rivers & KHaarorestardh 3,1l92. '111 b.rin
with: m a tloy of this tapublishe report(aeoy paid for) that our fries4s
will want to see,
The people rud methods I espooed iu the HWes a yeVar ago got 1P t-heir /-
work iLn .agnifioet shlpey az theJ.. was "nothing left but the f tuneral,
for usB f Now the tide lIm. turnOdrjand if the friend of our sentiQarit \a
ar, awtrofg ead eareast as their enemies save bees fW'LL WaiH o0 M3 LASt
EOUND, -
As a asrnle of tat I h ave to fe.es. oaWlose a wire sent Se3nslet1.s-
to Stp iWUll* Happ8lyothe ttae tbH pausedt esea tho the Senator had
given it consideration. We&ve known each other su nee 9~t9Oand I oaeneiTed
aad compilet U.S.Sen.C Do 89, (1911),w hih he put thru the 0Joi Come.
oe ?"Im ting and %he Gf~ 0.so we know eash other pretty well. (That is
the EsVo.oof facts,.1,ar, )
It i imperative that the sne anglee" in th4eTiangle j r e
and Qoop*Wat $fit we wish to wiat lapt, UI Eng.iof.jor Dunn n so
differtinaand appoealg eano o ther1l Bay be expected to drop 4a tbouht.
of change for our goodlatd he would be right. People who won't sooperatl
Sto save their lives might as well 4teeand leave valuAble apace.
Xf usedt.ts meB should appear on Saturt&ky,9th.tnt.
Very truly yours,
wr." irB.G. to--
e'rtrude,HelaCari Wvaf,
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SMi.etelds SE.La riaee,
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h.i'Uk you for your letter. Showed it to SeaSlPet4et adi to his Bey,
t3ial, it h-elped,s
acft i literary ai'n sseding a batoh of letters aloc~ tho Ut*te~tiags-
-Yo sbehoult know the fasetea r d
-We afset prepare for thn BARIGB*e Aet
3--w must STAND ON Tlh S3AMf LANAPOE, A. little b-Lketag :iaoug us May
4arl all that has 'bace dosneor migkt yet be done.
This goes toF-tX4 .&e MiiLa,
Tihehapwhaen I hit Balle GQl.de,we aJt do the sams all along the Lake 8Mli
ana Isl1. t 'If all these agreaswe'll WU#, The sags. here are fully pre
pared for tbiax.l m a rii No one eVer before opetnd up sueh a view to them
Sas they got.
I have niver rmet Moajr lumn yet;andl he is of VItAL IEO2RTAiGE to our
oause, Bis report 4I thinkSabout settleo it all tli way u-. Tiht's wwbh
we've been haipnod raght along Certain gns FIg33D P If 3 JAX, JA GGTVt+fG, Awki.
all above hima cople what iu~ said, I'd gueased this. out fS&r myselfsan4 sw
Uone of tla-e here v&rtu;alltcoamet to mw thatJi e S iLt- areAt Tr
aere fair enou.ih o seay "NT YOwj M'J T S' S. WX OR DUNTw. t S Yr T-VA. I" see
theo oint.,T'; m1 st see he gets our saidetoo.
One of the veoy imp ortant e gia*eea said to me re entlys Au- 1ye tbhtA
matter oes up er* aggr4utYOU OUW'?O -O0BE And he h,' d been hastilft
1 4 li L- to tew r eteb r Thea e.ia *CarDet-*as done anyting In th.e Okes
W.alp ,aea sic lft. I know they haid dens wetWaig bef6rf6or parusui
COan t you tell Lairteyee,.it they hartg ij may Inquire o0a the Goest
.robbers at g puntsts can- oaaaue -to rea periaaently. Its asking
Lawrence t6 meet me inW.P.B.oa Sat.,raJuly'P. If they've jaJuMed i aend mede
a. sho-w of i4ork just before selling the paists I ought to hnow that.
' 'Look for me s.of after the 13sth
Cordially you#S-
P,*. 4y does, make a .showing forf taloe w.yo
have daoe the 'taffS .iagand it's a Weaer.
Mighty good RadmaUtionl And I's aot afraid to use it,
%Shewed GenleBro3owa all he had time. to see;& he gpV me TERUC2 HOURS on a sEla
,.Le he-,aring. I'vn put aoie IMrambles La ts pa a of the stuffqre hereafter.
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NEWCOMB CARLTON. PRESIlDENT J. C. WILLEVER. IIIST VICE*PRESIDENT
The filing time as shown in the date line on full-rale telegram and day letters, and the timeof receipt at detlinatioa as shown on all messages, is BTANDARD TIME.
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Ret, B1401ade, 814e328, 6 -
l Total 9 7 p'il TotaU of I y,3 -S
How stand costs? Lee^itBla will illustk4ta 167 daea.C0ash outlay pr.da,v
Hatd a room t uishdd in D.COgalso quits a no.of brkftts.
And BBSILT8~----&Tal W'elat e bflyaftt' St.aUF.adoBw N.Cal to 20-Ma.BUdj -.:;'
,fork threo 1 btrohvto fitidjl to ,l*.01,&R Miami. Had ONE good hlpra Rep.
Rasersorf ItLLd? Tblgetheklw put it thr~u. ews is Phlis hed4 RBd, .will strt :
budlin l ow almost any tle., I've worked & taught fr the ar, since 1518
Ita trail ai almost staBamt with bhood. The cooks who have tried their bes
beat eat of th.s OR ANY ROADf AT AL.sat Okeelastas wpuld almost make a Roguen a,
Gallery,. ..DnCc Obletiveal Itaerest Chief of Engineers of Riters
HlaEbrS to bhTe surtry at4r.e&ii- tvgs'-au thesa- tw s--
r.SC a-lwith fiew to hWv.it ado avrble,
A. .it wide Ueath at Miami Canal(Lake esd),beight,say,15 ft. When va-
ter rwis that highE t will flow outstver wild land. Exee.s may be emattted
thragihark R4Asto Gulf*
BJ -Beinefits -a -
a-Save the lives of the ISLAND dwellersDOOMaD by PresentC'Ellot) p la -
Sbw-Save the lives of the Lake Shore dwellersliable to killed in a *etm'
S ziBdespite Lee, Leveoese break? Ours should be watched and maintainedli ationB
will not, fla.wou d perform no such okUaele, St.Lufle outlet utterly untrust-
worthy, he o-tly* CGloos, outlet not'atdo. 1B arisiawater piled agnst,.let-
eewitheno ottlsis,. liable -to B U S T and w eo all before it.
*--Wet dows.the wild land,now ( in dry spells) burning frightfully.
d--Take mnsa8 water off land Noof Belles Canal,up to LakestS to hilZ.`
Canal,& W. to west edge of Glades. Waterin wet ti aeDAMlED BACK on us by ret
adanetrtta,
*--Supply farm and Sities of S.E.Coast with water for fire-pretedtioe
irrigation and city water.
I have apan$ YARS studying thi emastering the St.& Yed.doomats, The case
is glear to me. But Fred Elliot & Geo.Hillseating out brad~,fight the right
policies with all their Might. They have fooled the Fed.Engs, into agreeing
with WRONG pans and getting them into ConglLaw.
This wretohed situationuI went to D.c. to fight. There I wen. The ehief
said he would gladly have the surveys made and hold the hearings. Then I hao
to get the Com,on Conpa f, of the Senate to send Genl, rownprequesting him to
to Besa things* Se. Bnl helped meaand 'we put that over,
S Now @amas the FIGHT IN FLA. Here is where the misehietf-akere are STRONG,,a'
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VOTE "YES"
ON THE
Broward Drainage District Referendum
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This referendum ought to carry, BIG. It's the ONE THING that will help the Back Country.
And the Back Country will then help the town.
Lauderdale needs the Glades worse than the Glades need Lauderdale. Lauderdale can't live
on tourists. SHE MUST PRODUCE.
That means her Everglades must be farmed. Then, as in Dade County, factories will follow.
These will bring pay-rolls, and a YEAR-ROUND TOWN.
But the Everglades must have reclamation funds. Hence the Broward Drainage District must
sell its bonds.
But it must first have more people and more values in it. This the bond-buyers insist on.
This won't cost Lauderdale one cent. It will cost Broward County one little mill on the dollar, about
$7,000 or $8,.(00 per year.
But the new taxep and new business this will bring will turn this little outgo into a BIG INCOME.
Further, it will help put a foundation under Lauderdale, and make it a city.
Do you know how the Everglades have been carrying the Coast?
Do you know Broward's Everglades have paid in $700,000 or $800,000. most of which has
helped build the Coast. rather than the Everglades? .
Do you know that. for 15 years, most of the 20,000 old Everglades buyers have been barred
out from their own properties. kept from voting, and taxed without representation?
Do you want to keep this up? Do you know that, badly as it hurts the Everglades buyers, it
hurts you still worse?
If you want to do justice tq Evergladers and yourself at the same time, VOTE "Y E S" on
this referendum.
Some have said, "'We won't vote any more money to the old Board."
But do you know that these men are all out?
You ask, "Who will' follow them?" I answer, "Let the Everglades owners name their own
board, by petition; and then let us all petition the Governor to appoint them. If, later, the Ever-
gladers want these men removed, let the Governor remove thenn" That's POPULAR GOVERN-
MENT, and it's the solution of this problem.
VOTE "YES." And then help the Evergladers get their own kind of a Board.
S- THOMAS E. WILL, .
209S. W.- Sixth Ave. Cit .
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in the 4rata t, think it a"ased
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athetas few prlae Pa. eWve stuatdi
at^? W01K so MaSy let things slU* I
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sabnt years .34QtbbYrwe flhlhlt 1 aibefrlalab'e) Sn'c as rtt i
4. ?is matsflt She rune i o m withaoit otLtoat r he a r t pe 5
S t O t .',t ag . ;.-
Was at Tax. O ft rWe9satly, T&i. rI et ~lX a~erp piet bihiind j uv taxes i
N oW r swamw pd it 4altaq0a4t. 1 RO E.BSR" tats I 4 so to mt t n .e
244 ljAAptiXas) Sta sNe if *a aL list.r nane.t Y ,
ppWj ~baS k ew tauts* Kaly have batts uset their las,. &et4tta a S
to? kie .h. reiOu ligt t. et t ja the xai t l,& teo at ia 4
uanderstoolm e a3ttlieSat nbouIA b. PUtJOVbly a GOQT s prJttaI oly It
tIt aCret pliia let -e t. n ka happflhd to ttdttta
fe&ataillty of that plat Blut NW PlXr a emrthMbal semlitt ;t'..
I 1 ea& 6t6batk to ii nexMt asalA Ut Cgt ,I to 1work with ta at
of thea UctB.upet BX-atlot get 0ag, t p"ase ]Ai 'l odag thw :ai
tiUs8' of that rh.9th g16t sZtyteBrlROBStD & "OUTfn buy-ers should .W aU.."
lowed to TRA3 X1til -Atade their nwitllabi* t# .4for one ie tI 44Stl Ki
asest. Taka leab nsa&Bgsif requirged- I'd gadly a 1se aB i, Whe 'Jfl 3t
8 as, in fruittrEBtuwth thTt MstiB#i t Ls.10r 7sl.*. L
Ho U keep Ln tu-a- little at 6last-wit o aXift 1 reo I anm vpl.
1 t be glad to flaow hnw Ortlake is Lrpapslerit g loa ttlme wAste to
eaaQ to la. Too asy basV blXaws1 *s.toAtt. TYet SA has beep very kiti
Soe t leases and
l I? A I i toM A nMot go all the iaii by t ueal4 5 UI
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This referendum ought to carry. BIG. It's the ONE THING that will help the Back Country.
And the Back Country.will then help the town.
Lauderdale needs the Glades worse than the Glades need Lauderdale: Lauderdale can't live
on tourists. SHE MUST PRODUCE.
That means her Everglades must be farmed. Then, as in Dade County, factories will follow.
-These will bring pay-rolls, and a YEAR-ROUND TOWN.
But the Everglades must have reclamation funds. Hence the Broward Drainage District must
sell its bonds.
But it must first have more people and more values in it. This. the bond-buyers insist. on.
This won't cost Lauderdale one cent. It will cost Broward County one little mill on the dollar, about
$7,000 or $8,000 per year.
But the new taxes and new business this will bring will turn this little outgo into a BIG INCOME.
Further, it will help put a foundation under Lauderdale, and make it a city.
Do you know how the Everglades have been carrying the Coast?
Do you know Broward's Everglades have paid in $700,000 or $800,000, most of which has
helped build the Coast, rather than the Everglades?
Do you know that, for 15 years, most of the 20,000 old Everglades buyers have been barred
out from their own properties. kept from voting, and taxed without representation?.
Do you want to keep this up? Do you know that, badly as it hurts the Everglades buyers, it
hurts you still worse?
If you want to do justice to Evergladers and yourself at the same time, VOTE "Y E S" on
this referendum.
Some have said, "We won't vote any more money to the old Board.'"
But do you know that these men are all out?
You ask, "Who will follow them?" I answer. "Let the Everglades owners name their own
board, by petition; and then let us all petition the Governor to appoint them. If, later, the Ever-
gladers want these men removed, let the Governor remove them." That's POPULAR GOVERN-
MENT, and it's the solution of this problem.
VOTE "YES." And then help the Evergladers get their own kind of a Board.
THOMAS E.. WILL,
209 S. W. Sixth Ave.. City.
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PIONEER SERVICE STATION
BELLE GLADE. FLORIDA
July 8, 1932
Dr. Those. '7ill,
c/o !-'re'.. E. Fenno,
'est Palm Beach, Fla.
Dear Dad,
Recd your letter, a nd will try to meet you in
Fenno's Office at either 9 a. m. or else at 12.
Will be glad to take your baggage home.
So far as I know the S. Fla. Cons. D. has not done
any work in the Ok dist. as yet.
See you tomorrow.
K1 cii%^
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IN REPLY PLEASE
REFER TO
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WAR DEPARTMENT
THE BOARD OF ENGINEERS FOR RIVERS AND
2848 MUNITIONS BUILDING, WASHINGTON. Q..
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July 9, 1932.
Dr. Thos. B. Will,
625 No. Duval Street,
Tallahassee, Florida.
My dear Dr. Will:
There are being returned under separate
cover certain data which you left with General Brown
and which were given consideration by this Board in
its study of the reports on the North New River Canal,
Florida. The report has been sent to Congress, and
realizing the effort you must have devoted to the
preparation of your data, and assuming that you may
desire to use the compilation again, I am returning it
for such use as you may desire to make of it.
For the Board:
Very truly yours,
J Loving,
Lieut. O/, Corps of agineers,
Resident Member of thW Board.
Under sep. cover:
Data mentioned above.
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FLORIDA SEIT ALR MAIL CONTAINS NOTE.
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NOTARY PUBLIC KETCHUM, IDAHO
July 11, 193:
Dr. Thos. ..,ill.
S BelAle Glade, Fl .
Dear Lr. ,'ill:-
'ias very glad to receive your letter of 3i"d.iist.,but re.rot to lec.-rn
that R.eal-estate conditions in the Gl.des are in such dis'favour .
The tissue oopy Uyu seit to me, I wa returning haerewuith as you requested.
Several ofyour statements regarjdiaL cause & effect w'.erie i ereat surpriee to me,
for all alont* for past several years, I had the opinion that .evelopraent of the Glades
'a s being steadily pushed to satisfactory end,tht fromj the Lalte to the .tilatie border
. the drai-n zge sy.t.em was beinrc v'orked out properly for the protection of a;rcillturil
crops'" nd safe residenttil sections _t least to Judge by the tax bills that 1 have
paid e-.ch year,'.'ould indicate such progress,vivL- "Lvoralades Drainag-e Di.strirt" 37.18
"Okzeechobee Flood Control" 14. B, "liapolean iB.irovward Draiunage" 28.19 42.47
"L;avi tion r& rort Tax" 11,1 1. i0
Tctal for Improve!.:ent and maintenancee 1931 = 1.73
This sun. co.mpose1 ;/Z of .l' tota.l taxes,and on that t.bis f'r eaCch
owner, I have been believir.n that anZ early .edir:nption of the Jladc-s '.'s forth-cuminir
Referrivr! to yoitr statement that the railroads have built solid filling
road-bedv across the canals and streames-seeme surprising to me,because it wouild-be safer
for tlhemiselve-. to conf.t.-act abittment .alls and bridge raross,thus perimittini free flow'-
age of water to the Lea. BSEldes I should s'ippzse i'oth the Federal -cvT. and the State
S Govt. 'would aienforce such coratruct.on -and flow v -f su'Tlu. waters .
It st-enqs hard to Irn.a.ine any intentional desire to binrder full and cc-op-
erative efforts from every oormunity :-m the Coast to speer the developrient of the Glades
and to produce comrroditles for shlip:ment through the 'orts of T-.iLa anid Fort Lauderdale
via water r rjaites c roc's 3tate water route. fpr:n F't. Lauderdale to the Lake a.id the
westerner n o-utl-t to the Gulf is most ir.jportant for movirg the products of the ilades .
It should not be expected that the Cities and Countles ojf Southern Florida
can be responsible fo:r the entire development of the: Glades,and therefore the Federal
Govt. and the State Lesis-;ature should unite to make a speedy job to bring the entire
Glades inrtj condition -for frnmirt; and resident crnjunitni.ies,r.hich, n er, o(paion,vwould be
readily appropriated -.i soon si available .
I Lpr-eciatt-: the eaffor'ts f ai.y Aoe th-t i:-: '.:.r in fur the beInefi:.t of
a :aultitude, for the trait of selfishness !i.- upper-most. in! the iajorit; of Iluian BeinG -.
I tbrst that your hopes .re to be reali zed,and if it ir p-ssible for r.e to et to Flor-
ida this covinci ..inter, i shall mra-e'e every endeavor to o so .
V'ey trll. yours
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July 18,1932.
Dr. Thorns E Will
Belle Glade, Florida.
My dear Doctor:-
If you have failed to receive my previous letter sent
to Liiami, kindly sign the enclosed note and return same to us at
once. It cane due on the 13th. and we ..-anaded to have it held over foe
about a week, but it will come up again in a few days. The present
amount is $140 and we will reduce it to $120. I do not see how we can takb
the note out of -ank at this time.
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rtde looked gu tU a lau who aerro Uhs piAbL9 gratia, us must wa&t^
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ToSlayI aB Bsettling and gettlug r ady# SoB I sha1 be "out among tha*
arragit at for ea g( Se* 9e obt)foring the pepl o
wo must play togethergand pushing On the Me#
I have so much datasoin e und of the latter tat I shall have to w it.j'
arralksgi tat, for huar iu( Sept, e9,o doubtz iuiemtung the people of %t )I$
* w must play togsthezr'and pushing Ou the Mu, ,.l.
.i have so much datgon me uoEki of the latterthat I .shall have to writeP a' i
good deal,the in oondensed form. I'll* get it to youof course, I hope te ep*
some time li Laud. while we are working that all up,
Then as to helpers I aB thinkaig we might get Mr.Alles,(with Clarenoe -
Xeiotor) to get up those efsts re shippig from hear in past year He fstaMi
h reand. ly eon uaderstandsL he made BOms money -which not all didA ea is
N'lly oempatent for this matter. With i.H-ectorgh in interested is both "
ends of thg If.Cuaal, FurthcLrI judge he is at leisure at this coasaB- It
will relive me of that loat4I'll be better able to do dthe r twhich leoon :
prtty high1
S You ay tell MrAlle.S MWoMotIbaetr. told sm he had all the data on the
staff aehpped from thO Le reagiou~this eeaaonia n lahis ;ileland will fufst
it* Mr.Allen can get that from hi as well as I ca,* .
I saw IftCoylPeaa4 was to have a full ooefereneo with his--but for.q s6eyv-
g isg, I'll try to see him yet, Ie has inside data we should put out. 'TUo
we should get fasts froa boatmen a to how they wer treated whee W iyt .ag .
0 use this oanal, I know the story from old'but it should be in the rIn.s'1i
!4~t.st e Gan give you smq of .it, '.
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VOTE "YES"
ON THE
Broward
Drainage
District
Referendum
This referendum ought to carry, BIG. It's the ONE THING that will help the Back Cuntry..
And the Back Country will then help the town.
S Lauderdale needs the Glades worse than the Glades need Lauderdale. Lauderdale can't live
on tourists. SHE MUST PRODU.CE.
That means her Everglades must be farmed. Then, as in Dade County, factories will follow.
These will bring pay-rolls, and a YEAR-ROUND TOWN.
But the Everglades must have reclamation funds. Hence the Broward Drainage District must
sell its bonds.
But it must first have more people and more values in it. This the bond-buyers insist on.
This won't cost Lauderdale one cent. It will cost Broward Cournty one little mill on the dollar, about
$7,000 or $8,000 per year.
But the new taxes and new business this will bring .will turn this little outgo into a BIG INCOME.
Further, it will help put a foundation under Lauderdale, and make if a city.
Do you know how the Everglades have been carrying the Coast?
Do you know Broward's Everglades have paid in $700,000 or $800,000, most of which has
helped build the Coast, rather than the Everglades?
SDo you know that. for 15 years, most of the 20.000 old Everglades buyers have been barred
out from their own properties, kept from voting, and taxed without representation?
Do you want to keep this up? Do you know that, badly as it hurts the Everglades buyers, it
hurts you still worse?
.f
If you want to do justice to Evergladers and yourself at the same time, VOTE "Y E S" on)
this referendum.
Some have said, "We won't vote any more money to the old Board."
But do you know that these men are all out? I
You ask, "Who will followethem?" I answer, "Let the Everglades owners name their own
board, by petition: and then let us all petition the Governor to appoint them. 'If, later, the Ever-
gladers want these men removed, let the Governor remove them." That's POPULAR GOVERN-
MENT, and it's the solution of this problem.
VOTE "YES." And then help the Evergladers get their own kind of a Board.
THOMAS E. WILL,
209 S. W. Sixth Ave., Ciy.
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Wright Printery
S '. Broward BIv-d. at 12th AAve.
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July 2041932,
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Broward Drainage District Referendum
SThis referendum ought to carry, BIG. It's the ONE THING-that will help the Back Country.
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And the-Back Country will then help the town.
-' Lauderdale needs the Glades worse than. the Glades need Lauderdale. Lauderdale can't liye
on tourists. SHE MUST PRODUCE.
Thai means her Everglades must be farmed. Then, as in Dade County, factories will follow. ,,
These will bring pay-rolls, and a YEAR-ROUND TOWN.- '
But.the.Everglades must have reclamation funds.. Hence the Broward Drainage District must
sell its bonds.
But it must first have more people and more values in -it. This the bond-buyers -insist on.'
'... This.won't cost Lauderdale one cent. It will cost Broward County one little mill on the dollar, about.-
S$7,000 or $8,000 per year,
-But the new taxes and new business this will bring will turn this little outgo into a BIG INCOME. ..
S- Further, -it will help.put a foundation under Laudeidale, and make it a city.
S- Do you know how the Everglades have been carrying the Coast? ,
Do you know Broward's Everglades have.paid in $700,000 or $800,000, most of which has
helped build the Coast, rather than the Everglades? "
SDo you know that, for 15.years, most of the 20,000 old Everglades buyers have been barred
out from their own properties,'kept from voting, and taxed without representation? ,'
Do you want to keep this up? Do you know that, badly as it hurts the. Everglades buyers, it
hurts you still Worse? .
If you want to do justice to Evergladers and yourself.at the same time, VOTE 'Y E S" on
1' this referendum.
Some have said, "We won't vote any more money to the old Board." -.
But do you know that these men are all out? i
.- You.ask, "Who will follow them?" I answer, "Let the Everglades owners name their 'own
Board, by petition; and then let us all petition the Governor to appoint them. If, late, the 'Ever&-: .
.' gladers want these men removed, let the Governor remove them."-. That's POPULAR GOVERN-
MENT, and it's the solution of this problem. ': '.
S. VOTE "YES." And then help the Evergladers get theii-own kind of a Board. .
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FETER NORBECK.E.DAK.. CHAIRMAN
SMITH W.BROOKHART. IOWA DUNCAN U. FLETCHER. FLA.
FHILLIPS LEE GOLDSBOROUGH. MD. CARTER GLASS. VA.
JOhiJ G. TOWNSEND, JR .DEL. ROBERT F. WAGNER.N.Y.
FREDERIC C. WALCOTT.CONN. ALBEN V.. BARKLEY. KY.
JOHN J BLI4NE. VIS. ROBERT J. BULKLEY,OI10
ROBERT D. CAREY.WYO. CAMERON MORRISON.N C.
JAMES E. WATEON. IND. ThOMAS P. GORE. OKLA.
JAMES COUZENS, fMtCH. EDWARD P. COSTIGAN. COLO.
FREDERICK STEIIER,OREG. CORDELL HULL, ENIN.
JULIAN W. BLOUNT. CLERK
JICniteb zAcfles 2rcncate
COMMITTEE ON
BANKING AND CURRENCY
July 25, 1932.
Dr. Thomas E. Will,
Belle Glade, Florida,
My dear Doctor:
This will in the absence of Senator Fletcher
for a few days acknowledge receipt of your letter dated 22nd
instant and say that when available I will forward you copy
of the Emergency Relief Act.i
I notice the Senatorts name was not mentioned
by you in the article which was enclosed with your letter.I It
occurs to me you might have stated it was through the efforts of
Senator Fletcher based on your request, that "a resolution was
obtained from the Senate Committee on Commerce and sent General
Brown, requesting him to do this work,"
Be that as it may, we will not take exception to
your oversight.
Very truly yours,
Secretary to Senator Fletcher.
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VOTE "YES"
ON THE
Broward Drainage District Referendum
This referendum ought to carry, BIG. It's the ONE THING that will help the Back Country.
And the Back Country will then help the town.
Lauderdale needs the Glades worse than the Glades need Lauderdale. Lauder;dale can't live
on tourists. SHE MUST PRODUCE.
That means her Everglades must be farmed. Then, as in Dade County, factories will follow.
These will bring pay-rolls, and a YEAR-ROUND TOWN.
But the Everglades must have reclamation funds. Hence the Broward Drainage District must
sell its bonds.
But it must first have more people and more values in it. This the bond-buyers insist on.
This won't cost Lauderdale one cent. It will cost Broward County one little mill on the dollar, about
$7,000 or $8,000 per year.
But the new taxes and new business this will bring will turn this little outgo into a BIG INCOME.
Further, it will help put a foundation under Lauderdale, and make it a city.
Do you know how the Everglades have been carrying the Coast?
Do you know Broward's Everglades have paid in $700,000 or $800,000, most of which has
helped build the Coast, rather than the Everglades?
Do you know that, for 15 years, most of the 20,000 old Everglades buyers have been barred
out from their own properties kept from voting, and taxed without representation?
Do you want to keep. this up? Do you know that, badly as it hurts the Everglades buyers, it
hurts you still worse?
If you want to do justice to Evergladers and yourself at the same time, VOTE "Y E S" on
this referendum.
Some have said, "We won't vote any more money to the old Board."
But do you know that these men are all out?
You ask, "Who will follow them?" I answer, "Let the Everglades owners name their own
board, by petition; and then let us all petition the Governor to appoint them. If, later, the Ever-
gladers want these men removed, let the Governor remove them." That's POPULAR GOVERN-
MENT, and it's the solution of this problem. -:
VOTE "YES.;' And then help the Evergladers get their own kind of a Board.
THOMAS E. WILL,
209 S. W. Sixth Ave., City.
1 Wright Printery-
W. Broward Blvd. ai 12th A';e.
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PLANTATION, DRAINAGE, IRRIGATION
AND IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
BROWARD COUNTY
SUPERViSOiR *
ENGINEER SECRETTAY
S. E. LAWRENCE R. F THOMFSON
BRYAN ARCADE PRESIDENT
J. P SIMMONS
ROSS L CLARK
FT. LAUDERDALE. FLORIDA
July 29th, 1932.
Dr. Thomas E. Will,
Belle Glade, Florida.
_Dear Doctor:
I have your letter of recent date and I have also had
another letter from Major Dunn. Commodore Brook has re urned
after a two weeks absence.
Major Dunn would much prefer not to have a public hear-
ing, on the North New River Canal question because he believes that
most good will come from carefully prepared written statements
submitted in documentary form. He also states that under their plan
of conservingrexpenditures that he would prefer not to hold the
hearings about which he formerly wrote us. From-previous experiences,
I am convinced that carefully prepared data is #ore effective than an
open meeting where the opposition may have an opportunity to muddy
up the water.
I noted in your letter that you refer to Mr. Alle1p, who
you thought could secure the data on tonnage shipped from the Lake
region. I do not remember a Mr. Allen in that area and after talk-
ing it over with Commodore Brook, he is of the opinion that you
could do that particular part of it better than anyone else, and
that it would have more_.Aeight with the engineer department. If
you compile these figures, could you not do this using some of the
data which appeared in the paper j~ublished in the Lake area and
supplementing these figures with other* tonnage data which you might
be able to secure direct fromarail road or from shippers?
/ Commodore Brook and I will probably make an inspection
of the No. 3 lock and probably other sect&nns of the canal. I am
having certain information prepared at the Chamber of Commerce here,
but so far no great amount of the data has been put into final shape.
Yours very truly,
S. E. Lawrence
SEL/gkli.
Cytambtr of arnmmercr
FORT LAUDERDALE
FLORIDA
OFFICERS
A. H. BROOK, PRESIDENT
WM. M. KETCHIN, VICE-PRESIDENT
J. D. CAMP. TREASURER
E. P. HUBBELL, NAT'L COUNCILLOR
HARRIETT ORR. ACTING SECRETARY
BROOK. A. H.
BROWN. LOGAN r
BRYAN, J. D.
CAMP. J. D.
DRESBACH. I. S
FLEMING. T. F.
JELKS. HOWARD C.
KETCHIN. WM M
POWELL. J S
RAYMOND. J. A.
SNOW. RUSSELL G.
WHYTE. RAY
July 29, 1932
Dr. T. E. Will,
Belle Glade, Florida.
Dear Dr. Will:
Your letter received and I note all you say in
regard to the work you are doing.
Mr. Lawrence advises that it will be necessary
for you to get the tonnage and the data that you and he
figured ought to be obtained, as I know of no way that it
can be done here,
Enclosed find check for $15.00 as per your request.
Mr. Lawrence and myself are going to make a survey of
the burned-out lock the early part of the coming week.
Yours very truly,
ABB:0
A. H. Brook, President
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Fort Lauderdale Invites You To Visit Her "TROPICAL WONDERLAND"
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This referendum ought, to carry, BIG. It's the ONE THING that will help the E
And the Back Country ivill then help the tdwn.
Lauderdale needs the Glades worse than the Glades need Lauderdale. Lauderda
on tourists. .SHE MUST PRODUCE.
That means her Everglades must be farmed. Then, as in Dade County. factories
These will bring pay-rolls..and a YEAR-ROUND TOWN.
But the Everglades must have reclamation- funds. Hence the Broward Drainage
sell its bonds.
But it must first have more people'and more values in it. This the bond-bu'y
This won't cost LauderdaIe one cent. It will cost Broward County one little'mill on the
$7,000 or $8;000 per year.
But the new taxes and new business thiswill bring will turn this little outgo into a B
Further, it will help put a foundation under Lauderdale, and make it a city.
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look out for this Rmwer I -was POSITIVELY /
PRBOISSDaast 3ESI IT3LY,$jpoby GelJ3rowuthe SUR-
VEYS iaS tbh HEAING8,S
RBmarber.li er Dean is a now 3 ud bt ia 1ta
Jaarsoile.O That is a hiad-qiar~ r for our en-
mie, ItZ is SI that vay7 town that tWy hbaV got-
Ste/tsmir ait wore. T2 reports show this. 0 tBeo
than ke "HalaWs r aub,"
Of aooire those Fr., ma -do Sot nBtt the lid palled
d offand they watopreummabiy, the lAutersts of the
e ftlteesta' thay aren witheared for. They knov
that if our plan is carried tt, the Fed].i gs. will
quickly lear how wellthese tla~msm sta"d here,anr
how their planagwarkiana what "their statruasts are
worth.
As to hostile people in the hetrings--I think I
a amngting thataby man-to-man calls. I 'd mau;
rafter meet that kind face to face~in a public meet-
ing thanh~va th-m tell their story where there
was te one to meet it.
VsMahoulUl we yield o thet hearings tre are
still the mares. THESE IMST BE IADE. With the1
no a h astounding statements could be made as
har, been masde
Glad you are to see he Caa3, looks A Year7 tpa
portaut thing is to getthe bottom fact on that se-
rious siftatioe at the Canal forks--so Col. Prasier
thought. He .naggerates It ;bpt our engineer should
bottom that. Ralph Horteo can give some infoza tion.
I think the actual trouble there is not 1% of wat
the St.Luale, represeatsgyet ours is apaii dad
the startling St.Lc.eoaditious are sait led, The
same has been done with thi seats of the 2 S- als.
a e te^Bjy ,u 0?aall through and fed into the
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drainage District Referendum
ht to carry. BIG. It's the ONE THING that will help the Back Country.
then help the town.
Glades worse than the Glades need Lauderdale.- Lauderdale can't live
PRODUCE .
glades must be farmed. Then, as in Dade County. factories will follow.
and a YEAR-ROUND TOWN.
nust have reclamation funds. Hence the Broward Drainage District'must
more people and more values in it. This the bond-buyers insist on.
one cent. It will cost Broward County one little mill on the dollar, about
Snew business this will bring will turn this little outgo into a BIG INCOME.
put a foundation under Lauderdale, and make it a city.
SEverglades have been carrying the Coast?
d's Everglades have paid in $700,000 or $800,000. most of which has
er than the Everglades?
r 15 years, most of the 20,000 old Everglades buyers have been barred
ies. kept from voting, and taxed without representation?
this up? Do you know that, badly as it hurts the Everglades buyers, it
ice to Evergladerg and yourself at the same time, VOTE "Y E S" on
Won't vote any more money to the old-Board."
tthese men are all out?
follow them?" I answer, "Let the Everglades owners name their own
let us all petition the Governor to appoint them. If, later, the Ever-
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aXt all Cwr pople Efrw sie 4a1t the p- ,
Hf I.XlaIP plane. It aisttal
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acr *xameswth the s.S .yAMalsbnfls flnt to
a fll as ad carefla tinVettStteO eft to, o C&-
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es asite us damalgS epeWbAy stt1m Vasa
Vaf tuaily yoams"
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it a"t eelpaet eynatN O as tes ay 3 ta
Sealed {ro ar basa sa eolasprM44i
I have bew maissiagE Ie- is tbs reaaaEs-
I-Bei*ggaigB 4--16*3SL1 VaGt to Tallahas a wfa
exhafate a h powers to jet thg n thetm U9 *S2",
we aflant for dafcayze lkw *e PSa a 3 toll* us *
road.builing ai-s gh* ..S0
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-Teo got te Xrth Caa.1 autmred to- rigatiea,
2--To tte iel greatly iapri&d without
out ami ayji5
Th e wgln ser D .C. save awa fMn uaw-zamt,
* na meson that la ,I n ly ilhav. sat 9y anMoths
It oa twa Casltafl to fSt IL rss THIGS i
Mao. tere vi, fl e. eLswifstuntal- y a17 home.
YsurtWtah bam* to waESK wie"Ut py o el-4idri g
arot naftottg us. "gPll* fgtef Abfiffiti a
X--whtle saving Sbtew) the Glatne numtry it Li
PAR THE WORST COnDITO h I Uhas" iamew Sa-the 23 yWWPe
hesE ts it bgattlase. havso proof that -aesn
of VtAX ir telg se to n 4 at4aseMalty,
X ataualipI bave no the Ir atM.Ya8i Ieowa*
DAC..eraraett isOan,p2, tBea tanat- .
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This referendum ought to carry, BIGS 'It's the ONE THING that will help the Back Country. '
And the Back Country will then help the town.
Lauderdale needs tbe'Glades worselhan the Glades need Lauderdale. Lauderdale' can't live
on tourists. SHE MUST PRODUCE.
ThIt means her Everglades must be farmed. Then, as in Dade County, factories will follow.
These will bring pay-rolls, and a YEAR-ROUND TOWN.
But the Everglades must have reclamation funds. Hence the Broward Drainage District must
sell its bonds.
But' it must first hae more people and inore values in it. This the bond-buyers insist on.
This won't cost Lauderdale one cent. It will cost Broward County one little mill on the dollar, about
$7,000 or $8,00)"per year.
But the new taxes and new business this will bring will turn this little outgo into a BIG INCOME.
-Further, it will help put a foundation'unde'r Lauderdale, and make it a city.
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psiisXattr sni23 y tsi3 a *t*a sufA ans a
*at &ploates, soal get a U*B.GvGt.241-tinft
Yet aLsw we Oe~ h let ot Mlo b"eate cu COULD
Gar so If this wa Meot trawiag it ftwuez ema
Tint s rearity' feature is ater8tla e Salon I
aHs selle from By bm.afan & settlesest Vy OF-
uiCIA. MAAIdn ISTRATION I ag- taO f&Tlo heady),
X 3cPt all 1y tRaxes up gI tS
Deits into ade leve ar seas I sauld ait Eet4 w4 sa
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Lauderdale needs the Glades worqe than the Glades need Lagderdale. Lauderdale can't live
on tourists. SHE MUST PRODUCE. .
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Thai meani'her Everglades mnust-lbefarmed. Then, as in Dade County, factories will follow.
These will bring pay-roll, and a YEAE-ROUND. TOWN.
But the Everglades must havleec1nmation funds. Hence the Bioward Drainage District must
sell its bonds.
SBut it must first have more'pet'le and more yalues in it. This the bond-buyers insist on.
This won't cost Lauderdale one cerrt. It will cost Broward County one little mill on the dollar, about
$7,000 or $8,000 per year.
But the new taxes and new businesslthis wil bring will turn this little outgo into a BIG FNCOME.
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VOTE "YES"
ON THE
Broward Drainage District Referendum
This referendum ought to carry, BIG. It's the ONE THING that will help fhe Back Country.
And the Back Country will then help the town.
Lauderdale needs the Glades worse than the Glades need Lauderdale. Lauderdale can't live
on tourists. SHE MUST PRODUCE.
That means her Everglades must be farmed. Then, as in Dade County, factories will follow.
These will bring pay-rolls, and a YEAR-ROUND TOWN.
But the Everglades must have reclamation funds. Hence the Broward Drainage District must
sell its bonds.
But it must fir.t have more people and more values in it. This the bond-buyers insist on.
This won't cost Lauderdale one cent. It will cost Broward County one little mill on the dollar, about
$7.000 or $8,000 per year.
But the new taxes and new business this will bring will turn this little outgo into a BIG INCOME.
Further, it will help put a foundation under Lauderdale. and niake it a city.
Bell Gadi&ed'la,
Aug.8,1932,
Mr.Chae. H.Grt -thoua.e,
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My dear Bro.G0rthouse --
Next Sat. Is the TH=IRTEZETI To avoid the
rt#u snd waorjlean't you sedat the fois.st
one.
Of oourse,I do not know the amount you will name.
CGtdially Yeareo
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Broward Drainage District Referendum
This referendum ought to carry, BIG. It's the ONE THING that will help the Back Country.
And the Back Country will then help the town.
Lauderdale needs the Glades worse than the Glades need Lauderdale. Lauderdale can't live
on tourists. SHE MUST PRODUCE.
That means her Everglades must be farmed. Then, as in Dade County. factories will follow.
These will bring pay-rolls, and a YEAR-ROUND TOWN.
But the Everglades must have reclamation funds. Hence the Broward Drainage District must
sell its bonds.
But it must first have more people and more values in it. This the bond-buyers insist on.
This won't cost Lauderdale one cent. It will cost Broward County one little mill on the dollar, about
$7,000 or $8,000 per year.
But the new taxes and new business this will bring will turn this little outgo into a BIG INCOME.
Further, it will help put a foundation under Lauderdale, and make it a city.
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aug. 11,1932.
Col. J.J.Loving,
flesident Member,
Bo.,rd of engineers for Rivers and Harbors,
2848 M.unitions Bldg.,
Washington,D, C.
My dear Col.Loving:--
The packagee reached me at last. Thank you. It contained the Press-Story sec-
tion of my contribution. I turned in,also,a Ms. of about a dozen pp. Mr. Freer
still had it 'while I -.as in D.C.
That matter I want to use,again,and enlarge up-o.. If rulcble,I should' be glad
to receive that,a.lso.
Col. Loviin,I'm in an embrr.ssing position. You know, I've be:.n on this job,
.longer,lmo-t ,th-n any or.e else;and h:,ve,ithout doubt,done more work on
:the proble.I, ." How mr-y the Florid:- E vergl'desbe mnide fit for h b it -tion and use?"
th:n his any otl-er hwua-.n _. 'ing ,living or dead.
f:y fi -s :re .jarued -:ith the accLunul ti-n-n of ye-,rs. The' fundemn:ntl f- cts J ire
as simple to me as is the rule of three.
,AnJyt I run up .-;,-.inst"engine-rs",whose vie7ws--m ny of them,?t least,--are
absolutely in conflict with mine.
.almost all .these engineers live remote. Their Everglades study has been brief.
Your district engineers et-y but a feL. years. They are some 500 mis. ,away from -
the scene of action. Thot"Review Boerd",to whose conclusions great importance
-as attache ( is,yet,I fear, That Canal-D-,imniing scheme was au:ted once more in
.our report of 3-3-3,');th-at bcard vias on the job but 42 days. In that time
they: could n.t learn the alphabet. Two of them--the fair two--live in D.C. ~.nd low
a,respectively. They p.s,.ed,finally, ( it w1.as assumed),on issues vital to the
Everglades; .ndJtheir most important decisions were 3DAD '.7R011O-.
An exa:-nple of the :'w.rongness" of the RPeview Eoasrd is sho.'.n by that "Canal-Dam-
ring" proposal,' quoted by your men from Brooke in Doc. 215,to Frazier,in above,
Sof .7-3-3', Th prpos 1 h-s ?en isedj as -. main reason for killing the ITorth
Canal--most important c.n'l in the Everglades. lovw,at the meeting in your of-
fice,I-',y 1 and ",19'8,IG.E'.Hills,'7ho ;-.s there,and Fred. C.3llic.t,in Tallthassee ,
AUIHiLATED th 1t proposal. Hills '."'-s emphatic ~rhat whatever courtesies had been
shown it officially ,it `i, irzV' E2 11 ADO"TED. :D T'
There's a whole bunch of funny" things about this very point:--
1--Hills .as one -.f the Rev.Bd. that made it.
2--Hi'lls had been given some very direct orders a short time before going to
your meeting.( This is not generally kno-.n. I got it from the man r. o gave the
orders.)
3--These orders undoubtedly caused both Hills and Elliot to change on that point
at that time.
4--"1.it sai1( -ire to Hill-) ,'Contract let for remainder requires compl-tion
to laT!e in 36 mos,". c. ( Spe-.1:ing of L.Canrl,abote Arundel work,ending at 25%
miles up.) How this was in line with the orders,but wn to me,
5--On 12-1f27,a responsible officer of the Arun.del Corpor tionell knond te ,s
in ans-wer7 to my earnest inquiry .hieth er,under the TTwenty-i llio Bond
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the North canal,would notat list,be made right,he(th; man who would,undoubtedly,
have doie the work,if done at all,,.nswered,that,"IT IS NOT A PART OF T-HE PRFSE3IT
PLAITS OF TI- STATE C .JDOF DRAIITA.GE COMlIS--IOI1rRS TO '01TTIiJE THEIR IMPROV ZTITT OF
,TIH~ 10RTH -NEW RIVER CANAL,EV- iT IF TfHf '0_LD<'ZTS ITS $,20,000,000," .Yet,on L.:y 1,
1928,t he wire was read in your meeting th:.t the contract for completion irh.d be -
,rlet. And',-ince thenwe've never heard a word of any such contract!
T Tow, my records swarm with this kind of stuff. I suppose I'"i the only fii-n
who has k-p-t them. But I was fighting for the .VTY LIFE OF T!- 22 -oLD3 AI..J
ITS 7-10E-'L and ,long since,I learned to ?IGHT WITH FACTS.
l:ow,your men have had no such: collection of inside dataso they've follo-ed
alon:,innocently but blindlyon the crooked trail made for them by just such
men as above quoted.
It's been assumed that because a man is an engineer",and holds a big job,
9' there'f6re he is a safe guide. At least I'm assured that view is taken,and natuarl1
ly.
But I rise to assure you that #in this caseydur people CARCL OT,AFZLY DO THIS.
It's the broad road that leads to destruction,
v s-ecial job has been,and now is,to see that your people !learn the VITAL,
FUl'Lir'rTALEAC TS. Genl.Brown and I had it all arrnced that this should be
done.
I went to Jacksonville by op;.9ointment,and was assu ed that all that would be
done;certainly as to Hearings and Surveys.
After conferences at Ft.Lauderdale,and correspondence with Jacksonville ,date
for first hearing was set:Sept.8,next.
T7ow it seems the hearings have been called off. liether the surveys,too,I
do not know.
It -'as :-n.: is by '..erinfs r.nd surve's-yh,.o ring, s HEI-: tl-i.F.t I h ve hoped -:.e
6 iiht,for &nce,esc.-=e the sn-re of the fowler,:.n.:l ive Government men a chance
to l=-rn white front bl -.ck.
.t or:tt J..cklonvill,,t-he DP.r!:eners of Counsel are not f-.r a'.ay. Iy guess i. they're
,on ~ooi:e -f the pssibilit.- of your conin do'"n here -.,hil-. this ia.tter is on.
o't ou do it It' inmpertive.This project 1,ST T A SU DL of the-
G!-,des country is lost. DAL of the
The Y'la. Drain.;ge Bc-rdc is bmnklrupt, .nd b-.rely brea hthinE
iTe ir. Flood ard is 03,0 behind ,,n its )-tinents on this project. "Eut
S r of completion of thi project?
Don't fool ourselfel. '.ith this )reject cc'-moieted ,s plrnne ,.-cu I! rb-.b y
tr-ther lrola the bl-. nce of thnt F :, 0:, e,-t plh0.n evr? :'..?.rob.bl.
l--Th? isl..nd people will feel tlhir do..n is .ealed.
--he iie i-Lru, District wil feel they hlve been :be ten out of the traffic
-2e-, expected -Lnd h.1vve ,been ':-'-ing for.
--The v-ergl.,des roper--9 of the 'w.hole--,-ili comp-,re :--
--.'contr e .f richi lnd in the vrgl :..dO,," that h t flood-
controion o( moc.1l5,p.4;jittop.1.
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ditto Hearings,Com.on R.&.H.,5-19-28,pp. 10--ll;ditto,Hearings,Com.on Flood-Con-
trol,an-Feb. ,1929,p.83),with
B B--ConditlPts in which they will then find themselves;i.e.,
a--iTo reclamation from Flood-Control plan;or from the moneys they have
been ":"'ing fpr 20 years for reclamation, ,ever yet delivered;and they'll swear and
e#- say," Sold u gin I'm through't In fact,as it Is, they're getting through at
a distressingly rapid pace. If they don't walk out,they're forced out;as I was
in 1920-21. Have never yet been able to return to the First Upper Glades Set-
tlement",my own,founded Oct.24,1913;in the most strategic place in the Iver-
glades". ( Testimony of F.E.C.R.R. Genl.Freight Agt.,1924.)
We're at the Cross-Roads. Barring a miracle,FLORIDA IS THROUGH,( with Ever-
. glades.) T.sted the Everglades and genl.Swamp Land Fund, 9-2-50. Gave most of it
to railroads. Destroyed,in recent years,her new power of selling Everglades
lands and bonds and collecting E7. taxes. She has never yet paid ONE CENT out of
her Treasury on Ev-rgl:.des;and deftly squirmed out of PA.YITG OIT CENT on this
.Flood scheme. (Loads it all on a small district:small beside the :Jcte.) And
,at a fearful rate,by neglect and lack of knowledge,she is allowing the region to
be BURIED UP.
This :.9,000,000( aside from God Alimghty) is our ONLY HOPE. If it is spent as
.,planned,that hope is also. dashed.
I'm nmt t lkin,: the lInlguse of a man tryingto wheedle money out of the Fed.Govt.
bu$ of one who has given 23 years to this region;and sees it,now,at its last gasp
unless the Fed.engineers can be induced to L.A7LJt' TIH FACTS,and then make such
costless changes in the plan as will SAVE T'TD DAY.
"Frinding my ax?" That was my ax is buried so deep under ROBBER T.'I3 that no
one knows when it will pay any one to dig it out. I'm working for the COITD:T
CAUSE 3: the G1iTERAL '.LAR,.
Please pardon a long letter,but it is a wire beside what ought to be written to
get this mess straightened out.
Please strain a point to come. Let me show you some things. You'll first see
the Lake Shore,and think I've been doing the fooling. This petty,favored strip
looks well. That is IT SPITE of Fla. maladministration. T-.ture did some reclaiming
and 7IGITGT.RS OFTIIE "TAR DET, FOI-.E D vlEESTRUCTIO OF L.A:l] "AVIGATIC'ir. Then they
-IZT A 2-,ID .iT,I want them to follow now. Don't let that be your one-and-only
act of saving -r'-cecdone in theteeth of the maladministrators. Keep on doing acts
, in their teeth2and we'll get somewhere yet.
.S. Some think I got in late. You'll guess Sincerely yours,
he reason. The ruling class" took good care
of that1-their long-time rule. Then,as I r':.- !ized
how tr-l ic the situation that -. developin-,I
forced the issue;.and .. AYT 7AY- Lot a penny of
official funds to whichh I had long contributed,
"Tischief-makers are still drawing thousands from
those fund, c-" ... ed as tnheie .o7, aire,"L.-,tel,'but I
;,s .or,-in: ,despera.tely, on the job,all the time.
And it's never too late to mend."
I'll be glad if you sea fit to go over this tih
Genl.,rown. T. .,7,
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UBAeo .H.mazwell,
Vaffglta DWa.C.
jW dear Mr axwelai--
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I hope the hot weathe ha eaot gotten Yj4rawd
tktvt you will soon he a Caugruesuma. You'd be the
first I'd wa-ntto see.
I woa mr tight i D3cG,.1t have to si t it hb t- g..
Atd there are gina sadtxaps ihred ( In 01d4 Pla* -
iladl kIeepa her aide a few la. ) Som of w ais
flas helpere sh r,hav.e talles fr -the e ta th i -
* Sfto L.ew daspuifally.'OlUR" leve0eUll be the .
Ideal Ark- of sfety,
WSe &erlM; is .I a PU NOT YOUR T UST IN
I'm willig tzhey ball build aaimt I saat
VAV ,o Ia In tth right la.c =,- it saJ
aman our utt r undoi Lg,w e theim.; -Lati
Otmt of yo-ur abua&ise~ oat y' sceta am 4
the satJ ra rthxieatBt 1SY l ueBsUad qg I
s0s09sM I!'1 use' them.
I'utWa fdllowings sraber t hewt bm e sarBo 1
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Do you know how the Everglades have been carrying the Coast?
Do you know Broward's Everglades have paid in $700,000 or $800,000, most of which, has
helped build the Coast. rather than the Everglades?
Do you know that. for 15 years, most of the 20,000 old Everglades buyers have been barred
out from their own properties. kept from voting, and taxed Without representation?
Do you want to keep this up? Do you know that, badly as it hurts the Everglades. buyers, it
hurts you still worse?
If you want to do justice to Evergladers and yourself at the same time, VOTE "Y E S" on
this referendum.
Some have said, "\We won'-t vote any more money to the old Board."
But do you know that these men are all out?
You ask, "Who will follow them?" I answer, "Let the Everglades owners name their own
-board, by petition; and then let us all petition the Governor to appoint them. If, later, the Ever-
gladers want these men removed, let the Governor remove them." That's POPULAR GOVERN-
MENT, and it's the solution of this problem.
\'OTE "YES." And then help the Evergladers get their own kind of a'Board.
THOMAS E. WILL,
209 S. W. Sixth Ave., City.
Wright Printery
W. Broward Blvd. at 12th Ave.
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iens Ethel Watscn.
1338 Glean Ae .,
Gele SpariaCaelCo
S ear Misa Wataetst-
I ebro not heard from you for some tiau;pe'st-
1bly siuoa y .n rote mg oit Ma&rch 1901930, That
was & sad time.
I havJ woidred how you are *Miwga onS
Last year,I L;pebt 3 apoath iLa Taliabshnaenand,
this y7.r4I Mave speat &4 mas* ia Dc4( 6 us.
caBntinag bwh 1a trpj a otih these tra were ia
the Interests a S the eSRerglades,
The Tallabassee Trip trougsk St*Rbat 2O.02;te
gos frra South S-y to the 20wBi .bald,HCaalaptcrk
tborsae br. auh to '1t*lA4wke other t.o N tmt Canal
and 41miC
I aw t i 3D.C0oonsent of the CQif of Sika to
review ad re-conasider wr6ug deciaistoens Msite
USl."will give us the I. baEalaut go.A' oanitiew
to arry watMr aBd BOA8 agin, Alasrelumantlon
of Upper Glaades naludIg lqare and TsIauglW*aad
afar better system of 32loat Coatrl.
Prastiaally all this work 1 s gratia*. Migesn
I coVert with optty proceeds et selaetieat. 214
Seqp whro others spend -thousand ssafail as,*
Isa resolved to see the Glades tbrougaoar d. try.
Corti 11y Xotuwl
4 ULou rom their own propertie-s. kept from voting, and taxed without trepresentation?
Do you want to keep this up? Do you know that, badly as it hurts the Everglades buyers, it
hurts you still worse?
If you want to do justice to Evergladers and yourself at the same time, VOTE "Y E S" on
this referendum.
Some have said, "'We won't vote any more money to the old Board."
But do you know that these men are all out?
You ask, "Who will follow them?" I answer. "Let the Everglades owners name their own
board, by petition: and then let us all petition the Governor to appoint them. If, later, the Ever-
gladers want these men removed, let the Governor remove them.u That's POPULAR GOVERN-
MENT, and it's the solution of this problem.
VOTE "YES." And then help the Evergladers get their own kind of a Board.
THOMAS E. WILL,
209 S. W. Sixth Ave., City.
BW'right Printery
W. Broward Blvd. at 12rh Ave.
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EOllU x"La eofa, A
TAa for e. 1492.
ayr, Ia reada,
sl j1ad Car-&;fcpmleBtfrmaal VUpper Gladstfor SAM :
thr ytarsY CAR ONtLY For tFol yeBare era a tr
baRaea slho-ioa-. 570 ee an.
To thtaMdi for elleG.l e~dg toy~BprwesB 30 k EaU.
Tfhei there ar tiho terkMe. o record on the~5 haa
been eapt, there are haoe tra kes e.ntd trtnka fra tar
and wdeags far as e^w Jeraq aa4d Donna. Pnople
b ea their twaeo fro a these roaot poitay ,te t i
favored rgicanhaul bacsk their Xeiaerad4 lap se a
record, .
A oo guest at it might be arrived at It tLl ways --
XIn t.Laudtcross to to So.eide of the Strauahaft
brige,to first 3,& U. street. }ollow that aet 1/2
bleekl o %s side.
er TO DeAo MrE. .J.4.wlaa veote ra trater hauq ton
frwa here e to am o io he liveIUs ino Pt.d. and ihis
Laughter is theu ehiiamp ion asia ter.
Get hiLs igpraan haU his ask To gIoL an eti-
mate as e gan of t uetotal thatw;skt 4ut by tato .
Stress the scariety of aBag stutt i4omq m aear thi
worshlpa l StJtvie--Elliot'a peot Jote how itpiUea
UP at the SoQ.ed of the Lake.
AkAl emaaAarYoldAyS, that the trfLueaus e hat tr to
leill 2vso-aalsanad drW all1 busiass frea, brv. to th*
#osertLare tihe sama asmto dateWRV CHOKDB THE Ef.PROPEF
ER TO DESAH, That 4,570 is eat a fla bite to the too-
aag6 we't be asisixags if the WION HAND wn ofef -ar
throats Mssig s t i Is slxants; the muatl patt,
P.84I's piliAg up &atae. CnAgally youu r '
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Do you know Broward's Everglades have paid in $700,000 or $800,000, most of which has
S helped build the Coast. rather than the Everglades?
Do you know that. for 15 years, most of the 20,0.00 old Everglades buyers have been barred
out fr6m their own properties. kept froru voting, and taxed without representation?
Do you want to keep this up? Do you know that, badly as it hurts the Everglades buyers, it
hurts you still worse?
If you want to do justice to Evergladers and yotirself at the same time, VOTE "Y E S" on
this referendum.
Some have said. "'\'e won't vote any more money 'to the old Board."
But do you know that these men are all out?
You ask. "Who will follow them?" I answer. "Let the Everglades owners name their own
board, by petition: and then let us all petition the Governor to appoint them. If,. later, the Ever-
Sgladers want these men removed, let.the Governor remove them." ,That's POPULAR GOVERN-
MENT, and it's the solution of this problem.
VOTE "YES." And then help the Evergladers get their own kind of a Board.
THOMAS E. WILL,
209 S. W. Sixth Ave., City.
Wright Printery
W'. Broward Blvd. at 12th Ave.
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I yoo4 your let tr of ate D9tbt MW%
-.spl till I toulPd get soam iafomatio1,
vow I bh.Ve j.ust read sime that looks Inte -
eating. I EhallfgUnt w it upjad if it proves o.i ,
we'll. have something worth rooasediug wiSth
There had been Zf.1aure with cropssta tbe v .,
eooatrynund tih t Ivas made ma hesitate. The aeo p
X bo ismaiBnd LB Mifty. goodg a140th~ae-A4ns a.
eluaecof asmurmarkoet for it toa, T.hat AilEbtt
5 wutto lea-r3 about.
The poet of seed and aretiai g will b4 Ugt,
Ipirr 4 k"sW tf ta1To' & a la- SU
.ABBWi beata elS y-a S ao
Staerely yearas
D6 you know how the Everglades have been'carrying the Coast?
Do you know Broward's Everglades have paid in $700,000 or $800,000, most of which has
helped build the Coast, rather than the Everglades?
Do you know that, for 15 years, most of the.20,000 old Everglades buyers have been barred
out from their own properties. kept from voting, and taxed without representation?
Do you want to keep this up? Do you know that, badly as it hurts the Everglades buyers, it
hurts you still worse?
If you want to do justice to Evergladers and yourself at the same time, VOTE "Y E S" on
this referendum.
Some have said, "We won't vote any more money to the old Board."
SBut do you kInow that these men are all out?
You ask, "Who will follow them?" I answer, "Let the Everglades owners name their own
board, by petition; and then let us all petition the Governor to appoint them. If, later, the Ever-
gladers want these men removed, let the Governor remove them." That's POPULAR GOVERN-
MIENT, and it's the solution of this problem.
V'OTE-- YES." And then help the Evergladers get their own kind of a Board.
THOMAS E. WILL, .
209 S. W. Sixth Ave., City.
Wright Printery
W. Broward Blvd. at 12th Ave.
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S dear Sin t--
I am founder of First Upper GMs Settlswmewt
-- Okselan-ta,Oeat .,1913,,
Cif9 a m 7wolQ tie towaa gttiag Qelare mag-
ditiets whter they abrow14 Caye eean U5 3eaj aWo.
3*gntly bvf rrmasi.otasotatrip to Wabtlagt,.,
Dooaio n this earraod, ,
LS i tb pb mu is ac slow sa y'eIad
I as told yJu oMntract for 6an=otau, y the agter
at the markat prise at timGe of delivOry.
If this is ooe'rectol could furnish you with a or'
tow aerea af this cro.P An early as 191#eI heated
I t eat with greao4 at tlcS,( on seamr la"a I
vwald use ww.)
TS references are of scecountI tae ibwa
Btap1 MSaht sine l U e no* Jae. AJbro*e.VB-
itWd Okeela'nta about 1915, P
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Do you know Broward's Everglades have paid in $700,000 or $800,000, most of which has
c i helped build the Coast, rather than the Everglades?
: Do you know that, for 1.5.years, most of the 20,000 old Everglades buyers have been barred
out from their own properties, kept from voting, and taxed without representation?
SDo you want to keep this up? Do you knowothat, badly as it hurts the Everglades buyers, it
Shurts you still worse? ,-
If you want to do justice to Evergladers and yourself at the same time, VOTE "Y E S" on
this referendum.
Some have said, "We won't vote any more money t6 the old Board."
*But do you know that these men are all out?
S You ask, "Who will follow them?" I answer, "Let the Evergladel owners name their own
board, by petition: and then let us all petition the Governor to appoint them. If, later, the Ever-
gladers want these men removed, let the Governor remove them." That's POPULAR GOVERN-
; MENT, and it's the solution of this problem.
VOTE "YES." And then help the Evergladers get their own kind of a Board.
THOMAS E. WILL,
209 S. W. Sixth Ave., City.
Wright Printery
W. Broward Blvd. at 12th Ave.
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*e* CH.lrYthea house,
-RewlytilYa,
Wr dear are.Gastheuse e'--
aid Iot know tiae had beena ebtcldetal see carrying leat we were late I
ay be fall art, unat
'.t n a s .. . -- .
Lmaelssee no inagset. a Pleas zi L in AsA awe
b nks for hint re fld*Loase. I made iaquiry before leav AI blaU) theo,
Q, 8-6,1 wrote our Co g4t,,stating wy desireasEad qUtatigmI-w
f-.Con~e passed a Relief Sills ;and
a Hema Lwoat blll,(B ask bill); also,
>* 2ThSl aMJdth AsMadwi. to the Re@. ?QResCotCp, authorisiag COP PPDUCTION Q,,OAN
,e'MR3 without any SECURITY XC.1T A LL~II ON THRIR 0ROPS, .
I aaked for adviaopaad addedt*- That nseurity' feature bis itoraetsugag Eeft
tI vs erpullS from my hmesftarm and settlement by OPSICIAL WZ1AAIfIISTRA!T'iIONf
I hOav the fp -e l cyI kept El lay taxes pal4 up to the saautate
SDriven inat efxilef course I could not do this, Heaseto, balnable seemrity* 4
i* but oue store blow to, kill us finally," Tea daye agee Neo RiPLY Yi. tT.
lS land is buried fa da : uudar ROBRS^ 'iAXSb. If I eau 'borrow un Cryp S %
Ourty.lIll be glad,idesedto try again It'u 11 years einoe I raised 3W of eoep F .
from all our land. 'Wae6 in a dry apell n~wa May l&at 64. year. Seeom to rna
that ways Wet--*Dry--'iet--Dry. '
Jsa* office Fed.Lase, agreed to have Mea here in fiLrt bearing 8eps-48
Staeepthey seea to be ba-king off-saud want it all 1 3SS Whoethet the eanem (tiJ
& Tal) hasa be.,n after r thea again is the question. I saw uar Island ppl. a&d they
are with m1,'2di SI STICALLY. ,t,.Ld. & i.all right Stopped V ltigvand e stltd
dnt to making the 5ags. A ;OOXKwlM I bVea that proposal. May wrti Goal. Bre.wt
theo,te sea i' he knows his definite agr4wunts with ae AR 1NOT 3*ING C&.AR11,IDM OUT,
You k)ov tht-t wire from hera to benaltetlaer WIll6 I wa told here the Oh* of CGp
dA not mee t t allgbut that ONE ;IAN carried that wire to ANOTHER MANW ata HAD HX I'
S 13 IT AS T;'W' ',OPL. OF Ti2H CKUoF COM, I've had experiesees like that befePre athat'
o reason wnre no farther along, Baek-stabl ersa
jtioking to the deskla' oet in positionuowlto solicit subs, Hopy to r-each t
V. o rklig thru florida' is a bad propeostteeo I've nearly Lost all the faith 1
Vter had In Yia. cfmietalnd If we oat s- -waosu3Lp h ads"-y & I--.oad get s<0?
Mwittg smay thru the Ag,Depttoe whblch have both belonged' like ti to try that.
It wmial feel MIGQHT GOOD to earn.f0O o ee more. /CoAedi y yot-rs.,
3-*0 It 3 t US" Ms. ftJBihed,9t assured it wll raise ,
the aitaP. ia f it doe not gltt reat %this tiae,asa the
Aet repot is jaNed afll of the stutf V utp by th* tra- i
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VOTE "YES"
ON THE
Broward Drainage District Referendum
This referendum ought to carry. BIG. It's the ONE THING that will help the Back Country.
And the Back Country will then help the town.
Lauderdale needs the Glades worse than the Glades need Lauderdale. Lauderdale can't live
on tourists. SHE MUST PRODUCE.
That means her Everglades must be farmed. Then, as in Dade County, factories \yill follow.
These will bring pay-rails. and a YEAR-ROUND TOWN.
But the Everglades must have reclamation funds. Hence the Broward Drainage District must
sell its bonds.
But it must fir.t have more people and more values in it. This the bond-buyers insist on.
This won't cost Lauderdale one cent. It will cost Broward County one little mill on the dollar, about
$7,000 or $8,000 per year.
But the new taxes and new business this will bring will turn this little outgo into a BIG INCOME.
Further, it will help put a foundation under Lauderdale. and make it a city.
Do you know how the Everglades have been carrying the Coast?
Do you know Broward's Everglades have paid in $700,000 or $800,000. most of which has
helped build the Coast. rather than the Everglades?
Do you know that. for 15 years, most of the 20,000 old Everglades buyers have been barred
out from their own properties. kept from voting, and taxed without representation?
Do you want to keep this up? Do you know that, badly as it hurts the Everglades buyers, it
hurts you still worse?
If you want to do justice to Evergladers and yourself at the same time, VOTE "Y E S" on
this referendum.
Some have said, "W'e won't vote any more money to the old Board."
But do you know that these men are all out?
You ask, "Who will follow them?" I answer, "Let the Everglades owners name their own
board, by petition; and then let us all petition the Governor to appoint them. If, later, the Ever-
gladers want these men removed, let the Governor remove them." That's POPULAR GOVERN-
MENT, and it's the solution of this problem.
VOTE "YES." And then help the Evergladers get their own kind of a Board.
THOMAS E., WILL,
209 S. W. Sixth Ave., City.
Right Printery
W. Broward Blvd. at 12th Ave.
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Am belisne -e of th aemst telling t _tB
-i the intter -.e 1 praep.a o a1 e.
(55a ts5ally -' ea a-d y the Ndoeam '
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I asmaES all saW2 dfat 'se filed in your arftme.
It -r- SBall greatly a-ppX.Sltte a eOpy f.tre. .-
It It abold not s eef Mmritqablt Ien you to tusak
the *StaI t f0fht s le 3 otvfhieiaUaM atn aet,
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VOTE "YES"
ON THE
Broward Drainage District Referendum
This referendum ought to carry, BIG. It's the ONE THING that will help the Back Country.
And the Baak Country will then help the town.
Lauderdale needs the Glades worse than the Glades need Lauderdale. Lauderdhle can't live
on tourists. SHE MUST PRODUCE.
That means her Everglades must be farmed. Then, as in Dade County, factories will follow.
These will bring pay-rolls, and a YEAR-ROUND TOWN.
But the Everglades must have reclamation funds. Hence the Broward Drainage District must-
sell its bonds.
But it must fir.t have more people and more values in- it. This the bond-buyers insist on.
This won't cost Lauderdale one cent. It will cost Broward County one little mill on the dollar, about '' .'
$7,000 or $8,000 per year. ..
But the new taxes and new business this will bring will turn this little outgo into a BIG INCOME. "
Further, it will help put a foundation under Lauderdale, and make it a city..
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I Ia. g iri v to learn of h asking of nr old
fmrisl33r Jaeiaes abugh Iselwra tie1 is one I shall
alwys rmsaieOr : o lratsffalijguat, fe and ao
strewg for th. .better world this side the tret.a
he has ersswad, Please *apres; Liy sentEaenttEas
oportualty affordstgo MIrs, KeeLey and otier tilead
6t tke t*partedo
Ir .Qrea.thi.s
Syo k.now I w=n my otbjeCotiLy I- 0.: the aif.
of iMgiaeers agreed ta oaspy daith my raqueati s Hiel
hearing and maakeLr Barveys to ascerthia:*-
sfl-shethar the North CaaaX should be, made fit -fr
-ls9lth a. aepifllhay ahosalt not lbe s-ade at S@-
a e of t lakmiSat ezCnss watenynWa atead of breaking
- ps vews at 4estr oylga Uomi8ght gaittse eveo -
#7W l|tkB0t t o at.o Atg? the opp4tea dare --
4 $or bokib-astbbt nt traatihn.e onw
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Do you want to.keep this up.? 'Do you know that, badly as it hurts the Everglades buyers, it
hurts you still worse?
If you want to do justice to Evergladers and yourself at the same time, VOTE ';'E S" on
this referendum.
Some have said, "We won't vote any more money to the old Board."
But do you know that these men are all out?
You ask? "Who will follow them?" I answer, 'Let the Everglades owners name their own
board, by petition; and then let us all petition the Governor to appoint then. If, later, the Ever-
gladers want these men removed, let the Governor remove them." That's POPULAR GOVERN-
MENT, and it's the solution of this problem.
\'OTE "YES." And then help the Evergladers get their own kind of a Board.
Wright Printery
WV. Broward Blvd. at 12th Ave.
THOMAS E. WILL,
209 S. W. Sixth Ave., City.
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Do you know how the Everglades have been carrying the Coast?
S 'D you know Broward's Everglades have paid in $700,000 or $800,000, most of- which has -
helped build the Coast, rather than the Everglades?
Do you know that, for 15 years, most of the 20,000 old Everglades buyers have been barred
out from their, ow'n properties. kept from voting, and taxed without representation?
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Xrb wean te/S Eha be glad tU talk.
re-y Qaid1er of CoErerae on TueasayAu"g*ZQ
If youtr people really care to know vby we gn t
-- eTh -the Evorglades, I can bring proofs
that ai~bol coIvie r.nyo.. It is Uot .in aOcci-
&duteir the result of lake of NoMW.* lor is
ijL tinhe yoiat. of "AN A ACT OS GODP a some -ke
to sall tti Others than God are responasble, .u
"e SAM CH UG1 -:L: THIS if w wwilhlsd 1i; ivi
al"a to know hiat is the &.ttw-, :
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Sty the Leloy, jelatia wn bA i *&1l
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Do you know how the Everglades ha'
Do you know Broward's Everglades
helped build the Coast. rather than the Eve.
Daq you know that, for 15 years, mosi
out from their own properties. kept from v
S a; Do you want to keep this up? Do yo
hurts vousstill worse?
SIf you. want to do justice to Everglade
S this referendum. '.
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Some'have said, "We won't."ote an:
v -': But-do;you knowV that these nmen are
: ;'--You akk, "Whowill follow them?" I answer, "Let the Everglaue., owners name their own
-' boPrd, by peltion;,and.:then letusall petition the Governor to appoint them. If, later, the Ever-
gAaders want these'men removed, let the Governor remove them." That's POPULAR GOVERN-
SMENT, and it's the solution of this problem.
VOTE "YES And then help the Evergladers get their own kind of a Board.
S. THOMAS E. WILL,
209 S. W. Sixth Ave., City.
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3tro Saal *Coap vr toe' me. yesterday of his czll
atyaur offweeaca your talk. about the sbject of
RaW recast letterI
hIeaDeiq doubgiL telate Cr Dinae
you can easily get thje.Mse data, by lcylisLation
rhey "e of .P-' la value i prpohiring the
matter the Rderal -._giueqrs -want. a7 -air SPrO
* If thW aa ,oL.tion crna t be 'dd ntordty of hi c.ll
greatly apprenia&t it.
Very Truly M."uiiar
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/I SZ gli~ng it a tyxagraB. 9ee .du~, alt
toBVy4a t3oGnedate.taestaaaE* ;
I i9as 2V=8a I'wv boew down hiere I'w na
OM=w OfmT offam- fund of any ktI4wt a
*oelf ea paert oft the d Id.lara loaenad spent
tie ^eamef & aiasme opp#tptitieS I figute were
wthfi. _Lt 0- to menaia L. TAiOSW A .. '-
bLlbPh gbd n Od reJd twJice from aReaiatoi uathei -
.rT.. tter fram them to-daLy say t' s-
MeOilf you can find out whether this fed. fiid id
Sis all a RICH MAN'S-PLOPOSITION, ad we are .le t l ,
as uanalithat will relieve sa of giving it aa tts
ut ono at all
q tUsfeewhan a e2 who t l kows the rope sgoee
Ar~t to te pe ople wRho are hit-dling t ei j
and konws the crocks aaM turas -s we' r ethr ,dog .
he9 ea work turasleu,.
Thiat. about what I lid vith Geol.. .ut I's-
eot bettins,for there are RIVR;M; YO CO T.eG
Slorida orooke seaei to itave GCR2T infla.teaicora I
say harv to break- that doiis.
Bealel 31afolsnmau.Ya &.bing on our Jobrfrom J;z.,
wais ja BSla. B-1- to 19. thai be ok to j&x,. I aid
at ea .. Sea aes i M lett -t here with Law s
ta seIF In-dicnt that he is still ij t
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f Ir M ELAotI I've get the dcpeljat swattag It atin-
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So.ing tt:ere, so. 'lhady I wsls ..y u would' '''
't-e' '~t iht.gs and ei 'rat m.itia be waiting foer. 1
ro~:~~Ld w&Ta haii the *..OWLR=DG.. ra t PILL. .-
'lJ ltou Zetter msay bea f eted d w on thae kagr ,
Sfih.1t a4-red BMCIALALTIWc* *I in. anotT Mdtuos4
* ati..n &its f'try. s glse aht ..St al-t-a*rtty
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tig,if er it e ....,. '
S. i had .the billathey wonl4 help--elp;one ,e .,
s-"a t' 1 .'.. 1 . '
( I kqOw I owe you lmousyan that I can't pay till
/I got. ae, I _at to get saoae. right.nayai
ipay' ns *t.t. Jletp f~rm ~ t on i.tters like abeov
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West Palm Beach, Florida
August 24, 1932
Dr. Thos. E. Will
Belle Glade, Florida
Dear Dr. Will:
Your letter of the 17th to Mr. Scott has
been brought to this office for the attention of Mr. Herr,
the Secretary of the Drainage District,who is that Dis-
trict's custodian of records.
The Drainage District's office was closed
and its records stored about July 18th last and Mr. Herr
remained secretary with the understanding that he was to
do no clerical work since he was receiving no pay and
probably never will. He can execute and sign papers if
same are prepared for him.
I have asked some of the early employees
of the Drainage District about the data you mention and
am informed that a report was made to Mr. Elliot or his
predecessor, but we are not sure that such reports were
moved to this office I am inclined to think they were
not as Mr. Elliot retained certain records as connected
with the engineering work and valuable to him as the the~
Chief Engineer of the District.
Mr. Herr is out of town, called north on
account of his father's illness, and we are not sure
when he will return.
I would suggest that you write Mr. Elliot
regarding the data you want or have some friend in Talla-
hassee request it.
With kind regards, I am
Very truly yours,
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Fullen's Easy Waxer Company
3221 N. MCKINLEY ST.
(NORTHWEST STATION
OKLAHOMA CITY. OKLA.
Glendale California,
August 27, 1932.
Dr. Tnomas E. Will,
Belglade Fla.
Dear Dr. Willsa
It has been so long since you nave
heard from me tnat you till probably be much sur-
ptised to receive this letter.
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Altho I have been absent from Florida
several years, in fact 6ince just before the big storm
that country has seldomibeen out of my thoughts for
long.
The years pass along, and it Is hard
to realize that so many have passed. Many changes
come into our -lives and, the usual number have come
to me.
For eight or ten years, I have made my
home in California, and while the climate is satis-
factory here, I do ,not think there is any climate In
the United States dompatable with Florida, and I wish
I could be there.
K Mrs. Full n passed away more than a
year ago, which would lpeve me alone excepting that
my son lives here and I am with him. He is in ed-
ucational work, having been connected with the schools
here for about fifteen bears.
However I do want again to live in
Florida,; and it is in order to learn first hand
:from s.ome.one who really knows, that I am writing
to you..
I notice so .ich prope-,ty.;, bLig sold for
;'taxes there.' The last F.t LairiSrdale' paP .r had s-olid
pies of names.' In fact my'bown holdlrgg' therei,,:ave.
,, be dme a burden, with all tne improvementt charges .'and
'...I Just wonder whether t!he continued. paying of s.auch
l ,,,lrovml n-t tax-s, .agalqth untmproved and hon-income
n-1u.c g laid ..Ls' warr'eihnted ,
S' ." I shoeld41'lie to know your opinion about
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' A~f-AXi3 T'hcd.uld J1. o. .. ;h-e t he. p,
S : y selling, buy tl g 6r t .ing gding. t :'n :'e''" I..
'.-.,Me" lands, arid If so,! to ..nom might I write about t
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3221 N. MCKINLEY ST.
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OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA.
PHONE 4-6932
I have some land I wouldn't cure to part with, but
(I would sell some If it is at all possible, as that
would make it easier to protect the rest.
Is there any appreciable development, or rather
/ re many people coming in arid putting land under
(cultivation.
One of my sons is especially interested, in
tne advisability of' g:ing down tj settle and develop
and if he went, I would go too, so we are just anxious
tI o know all about the glades from all angles, and
would truly appreciate an early reply.
I hope things nave gone well with you and your
/ family since last we met.
Sincerely yours, /
1145 Tnomnpson ave.,
G.lendale Calif.
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