J. W. Frow, former keeper of Cape Florida and Fowey Lightstations, dies when a naval airplane hits his sail boat in Biscayne Bay. The pioneer resident of Cocoanut Grove came to Dade County 70 years ago. (27 Apr 1918)
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Frances E is still in service making Miami – Nassau runs. (26 Apr 1918)
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After deepening and widening Government Cut the dredge Governor Herrick is taken up the river. (25 Apr 1918)
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Causeway construction hastens as 200,000 feet of bulk head piling arrives. (23 Apr 1918)
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The Dinner Key Naval Aviation Station will be permanent and a new aviation station will be built at Cutler. (20 Apr 1918)
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The Miami Fish Company becomes the larger Miami Fisheries Company. (12 Apr 1918)
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L. B. Boyd will remove excess rock from spoil banks. (6 Apr 1918)
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N. B. T. Roney takes over the lease on Elser pier. (6 Apr 1918)
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Engineer Elliot’s drainage report: 10 dredges are digging in 7 drainage canals in the Everglades. (3 Apr 1918)
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J. Williams, State Shellfish Inspector, says shrimping in Biscayne Bay could become an industry. (3 Apr 1918)
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