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Hobe Sound Development is in Forefront&#13;
Florida Taxes are Lightest&#13;
Nature Lovers Reap Benefit of Florida Man's Hobby at McKee Jungle Gardens&#13;
Tournaments Feature the Season at Port Sewall &#13;
Party Halts Inlet Project&#13;
150-mile Waterway is to Open in February, 1937&#13;
Headquarters for Yachtsmen&#13;
Two More Houses Underway at Jupiter Island&#13;
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&lt;li&gt;Stuart News (3 June 1926, p. 2) "River Forest on the St. Lucie" ad for lots&lt;/li&gt;&#13;
&lt;li&gt;South Florida Developer (20 May 1927, p. 7) "Legal advertisement" Dissolving of partnership of Lyons, Atkin, and Innes&lt;/li&gt;&#13;
&lt;li&gt;Stuart News (19 Mar 1931, p. 2) "Forest fires" Harry Lyons warns of fire, mentions syndicate&lt;/li&gt;&#13;
&lt;li&gt;Stuart News (10 Apr 1958, p. 24) "Legal advertisement" searching for last known officers of River Forest, Inc.&lt;/li&gt;&#13;
&lt;li&gt;Stuart News (30 June 1960, p. 13) "Legal advertisement" Vacating the River Forest plat&lt;/li&gt;&#13;
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1. Original Remnant of Florida Seminoles, 4/4/1918 (E.P. Simpson)&#13;
2. Stuart's Pioneers and First Settlers, 4/25/1918 (E.P. Simpson)&#13;
3. When Stuart Started In Trade Boat Days, 5/2/1918 (after an interview with Walter Kitching)&#13;
4. Early Settlers on the St. Lucie River, 5/9/1918 (after an interview with Benjamin Parks)&#13;
5. Stories of Early Settlers, 5/16/18 (after an interview with Magarette Frazier)&#13;
6. The Pioneer Settlers at Sewall's Point, 5/30/1918 (after an interview with Henry Edwin Sewall)&#13;
7. The Oldest Resident Tourist in Stuart, 6/6/1918 (after an interview with William D. McFarland)&#13;
8. Among Early Comers Sailing Indian River, 6/13/1918 (after an interview with Charles E. Guller)&#13;
9. Pineapple Pioneers Who Helped Stuart, 6/20/1918 (after an interview with Robert and Marcia McPherson) &#13;
10. Stuart's First Settlers Liked the Teachers, 6/27/1918, (after an interview with Albert Rudolph Krueger)&#13;
11. Rio-San Lucie Was Re-Named in 1894, 7/4/1918 (after an interview with W.E. Rea)&#13;
12. A Pioneer Cracker Early Stuart Hunter, 7/11/1918 (after an interview with A.D. Fort)&#13;
13. Judge J.B. Adams An Early Settler, 7/18/1918 (after an interview with Judge John B. Adams)&#13;
14. Jupiter Island and Hobe Sound History, 7/25/1918 (after an interview with E.P. Simpson)&#13;
15. Where the Potsdam Depot First Stood, 8/8/1918 (after an interview with R.L. Beville) &#13;
16. First Settlements on St. Lucie River, 8/22/1918 (after an interview with Thomas Jefferson DeSteuben)&#13;
17. Capt. Rea's Wrecks at Gilbert's Bar, 9/5/1918 (after an interview with W.E. Rea)&#13;
18. Settlement of the St. Lucie River, 9/26/1918 (after an interview with Thomas Jefferson DeSteuben)&#13;
19. Settlement of the St. Lucie Continued, 10/3/1918 (after an interview with Thomas Jefferson DeSteuben)&#13;
20. Settlement Stories: Why Horseshoe Bend, 10/24/1918 (after an interview with Thomas Jefferson DeSteuben)&#13;
21. Stuart's First School Teacher Lives in West Palm Beach, 6/20/1919 (after an interview with Katie Hamilton Dyer)</text>
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                <text>Curt Emil Schroeder (1872-1946), born in Berlin, Germany, immigrated to Florida to join his uncles, Otto, Ernest, and Albert Stypmann in Stuart in 1893. He kept diaries and later used them as a basis for a series of articles on pioneer life.&#13;
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