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Attendees at water treatment dedication, 1974
Attendees at the Indiantown wastewater treatment plant dedication. -
Trio at water treatment dedication, 1974
Three people converse at the Indiantown wastewater treatment plant dedication. -
Photographer Joseph Noble holding beakers of wastewater, 1974
Joseph Noble, with a camera around his neck, holds two beakers of wastewater at the Indiantown wastewater treatment plant dedication held on May 3, 1974. The Stuart News published an article about the event and detailed that the beakers held water from before and after undergoing the treatment process. -
Three men at plant, 1974
Three men hold a pipe valve at the Indiantown wastewater treatment plant. -
Three men at plant, 1974
Three men stand on the roof of the Indiantown wastewater treatment plant. Several pipes in view behind them and one of the men turns a valve. -
Treatment plant interior, 1974
Interior view of the Indiantown wastewater treatment plant. -
Indiantown wastewater plant, 1974
The Indiantown wastewater treatment plant. -
Wastewater treatment plant visit, 1974
Several people stand around the Indiantown wastewater treatment plant, which was dedicated in May of 1974. The plant was the first ozone ultrasonic facility in the world and utilized the process of sonozone to remove bacteria. -
Circle T Ranch Contest, 1962
Flyer for the 15th Annual Championship Rodeo Contest at Circle T Ranch. Poor quality copy. -
Indiantown Printing Co. lease signing, 1960
Group portrait taken at the First Indiantown Bank for the signing of a leasing contract which moved the former Record Press printing plant from New Hampshire to Indiantown to become the Indiantown Printing Company. The photo was published in The Stuart News (Thu, Mar 10, 1960) with the following identifications: (seated left to right) Raymond J. Gorman, Indiantown Company president, Brede Klefos, vice president of the Record Press, and Robert M. Post, executive director of Record Press and (second row, left to right) Robert F. McRoberts Jr., Martin County attorney, W. R. Scott, state representative, Robert Scagliotti, Indiantown Printing plant designer, James Z. Burgess, Resources and Development Board president, and Jack Robinson, executive director.