The steamer Thames departs the bay via Government Cut instead of its usual route down and around the Cape. (14 Aug 1919)
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Richard Martin breaks his leg while salvaging lumber from the Miami Beach surf. (13 Aug 1919)
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Bowers Southern now has 3 dredges working on the cut. (12 Aug 1919)
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Fisher buys more bay bottom near south Miami Beach. (12 Aug 1919)
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The attorney general is gathering information to prosecute the Florida East Coast Canal Company for not keeping the waterway open. (11 Aug 1919)
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The steamer Crescent is in port for fuel. (7 Aug 1919)
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Miami Anglers’ Club will mark the coastal canal between Miami and West Palm Beach. (6 Aug 1919)
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Experiments are done on building ships from hardened Everglades muck, referred to as “muck rock”. (5 Aug 1919)
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Miami fishing schooners drag cages of fish back from the Bahamas bought from Bahamian fishermen. The catch is then marketed in Miami. (2 Aug 1919)
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Councilmen decline to take a stand on the billboard issue. (2 Aug 1919)
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Miami Maritime 