The garbage disposal problem continues. (28 Jun 1918)
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Causeway construction continues (26 Jun 1918)
Causeway construction continues. (26 Jun 1918)
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City councilmen talk over possible (25 Jun 1918)
City councilmen talk over possible disposal solutions as garbage piles up. (25 Jun 1918)
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Captain Neustidt commander of the (22 Jun 1918)
Captain Neustidt, commander of the successful U-151, was a carpenter in Miami. (22 Jun 1918)
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The 2-masted schooner John G (21 Jun 1918)
The 2-masted schooner John G. Crosland, the largest boat built south of Jacksonville, is launched by the Miami Fish Company in the Miami River. (21 Jun 1918)
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Despite shortages of oil and (21 Jun 1918)
Despite shortages of oil and skilled men the drainage dredging continues at a fast pace. (21 Jun 1918)
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The yacht Kemah tows a (11 Jun 1918)
The yacht Kemah tows a downed Dinner Key seaplane in from 35 miles offshore. (11 Jun 1918)
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The U-boat menace shows the (8 Jun 1918)
The U-boat menace shows the need of an Atlantic coast inland waterway. (8 Jun 1918)
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German sub attacks along the (6 Jun 1918)
German sub attacks along the Atlantic coast prompts the War Department to ask for establishment of balloon and seaplane stations along the coast. (6 Jun 1918)
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The city considers dumping garbage (5 Jun 1918)
The city considers dumping garbage 3 miles offshore since the incinerator was damaged by fire. (5 Jun 1918)
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