The Orizaba is floated. (19 Apr 1922)
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Tag: Apr 1922
The steamer Orizaba is aground (18 Apr 1922)
The steamer Orizaba is aground at Havana. (18 Apr 1922)
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The city will buy the (18 Apr 1922)
The city will buy the dredge Manetto for $15,000. (18 Apr 1922)
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The tug C J Morrow (15 Apr 1922)
The tug C. J. Morrow nears completion. (15 Apr 1922)
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Spoil from the channel clearing (14 Apr 1922)
Spoil from the channel clearing will be used as rip rap on the bank of the causeway. (14 Apr 1922)
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Special section on the Hi-a-le-ah development (13 Apr 1922)
Special section on the Hi-a-le-ah development. (13 Apr 1922)
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Oil refuse from garages will (13 Apr 1922)
Oil refuse from garages will be used to exterminate mosquitoes. (13 Apr 1922)
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The Chamber of Commerce President (11 Apr 1922)
The Chamber of Commerce President Sewell outlines important developmental projects for Miami’s future. (11 Apr 1922)
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The owner offers to sell (11 Apr 1922)
The owner offers to sell the city-rented dredge Manetto to the city for $25,000. (11 Apr 1922)
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Bower Southern will dredge and (6 Apr 1922)
Bower Southern will dredge and Comer & Ebsary will drive the piles for the new city docks. (6 Apr 1922)
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