Correspondence, 1935 - Part 2

Containers:

Box 4, Folder 1

Scope and content:

Correspondence from 1935 including: Miscellaneous correspondence to/from Justice Rivers Buford (Supreme Court Justice of Florida), Pinellas County Refunding Agency, W. B. Dickinson,North Carolina Municipal Council, Inc re: Hendersonville Bondholders Committee, Paul Hollins (half-brother), J. B. McCrary Company, Inc. Municipal Improvements; Maurice Hollins re: car touble, cost of repairs, Road and Bridge District of Pinellas County Bondssubmitted for refunding, Congressman J. Hardin Peterson, Florida Military Academy, Letter with check ($4) for two days in court of witness fees; City of St. Petersburg re: overdue taxes; George Tribble; Myrtle Sproule (half-sister); Issue of Bonded Indebtedness of Homestaeds in Florida; Request to Louisville Board of Education for extending leave of Myrtle Sproule; Misc. telegrams seeking St. Petersburg Bonds; Hollins lobbying efforts to allow municipalities to refinance indebtedness; incorporating new company, Harbond Incorporated; Don-Ce-Sar Receivership; purchase of tax sale certificates;Reference that Printing Plant and Golf Course are losing money every day; Chain Letter sample which DMH refused to continue; William H. Ellis, Supreme Court of Florida; Overman vs. City of St. Petersburg Bond dispute, attorneys fee dispoute, Thomas Lucas and S. S. Sanford; Refunding City of Dunedin Bonds; letters re: Suit to foreclose loan against Times Publishing Co., Dixie M. Hollins Appointed receiver; Some references to September 1935 hurricane damage;; to The Dr. Miles' Laboratories, Inc. re visit with Edwin Beardsley and Alka-Seltzer; multiple letters re: half-sister's illness resulting in ultimately placing her in Hords Sanitarium, Jack Buford; Bond Guaratee of J. M. Lassing; Foreclosure of St. Petersburg Golf Development Co. property; Lobbying City of St. Petersburg to accept bonds in payment of taxes for certain years; amongst others.

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