The steamer St. Augustine is ashore near Delray. The auxiliary schooner John G. Crosland is standing by. (8 Nov 1919)
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The yacht Tarantula, turned over to the Government, was sunk during the war. (7 Nov 1919)
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Cape Sable highway construction continues. (6 Nov 1919)
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A boundary line between Miami and Miami Beach must be established as more islands are created in the bay. (6 Nov 1919)
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The dredges Atchafula and Florida continue digging on the cut at the south end of the peninsula. (4 Nov 1919)
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The steamer Maria Julia has not been heard from since sailing from Havana on 22 October. (1 Nov 1919)
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The 16 MPH 150-foot yacht Balamenia has been purchased by the Bimini Bay Club and Miami – Nassau Transportation Company for runs between Miami and Bimini. (1 Nov 1919)
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Miami Maritime 