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Stuart Daily News, 28 January 1926
First page of the issue of the newspaper concerning the 1926 Stuart celebration of the establishment of Martin County. -
Stuart News, 50th Anniversary Edition, 9 Jan 1964
This expanded special issue of the Stuart News features articles and photos focuses on the history of Martin County.
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Index of articles:
A. P. Bert Krueger Stuart's Mister Aviation Since 1917, Ray McClure: BB-6
A. R. Krueger, Nickname Dude Born in Berlin: F-2
Abe Lincoln's Camera Tells Story: CC-8
Ais Indians, A Vanished Tribe, Carol Schmidt: J-7
All Saints Episcopal Church a Landmark of Indian River Area: D-5
An Epic of Quakers, Seamen and Slaves Wrecked Here: 6-I
Ancient Florida Indian Culture Began 10,000 B. C., Ripley P. Bullen: I-6
Animal Rescue League Begins 9th Fund Drive: A-6
Ashley Gang Held Up Train, Robbed Banks, G-2
Band Played When Town of Stuart Born May 7, 1914: F-6
Battle of Okeechobee Fought on Christmas Day Along Lake Shore: DD-4
Before You Hunted Razorbacks You Had to Buy: C-3
Bert Babcock First Sheriff: A-2
Big Fish Always News in Stuart: F-2
Blue Berry Pete Got Fed Up and Head East: BB-1
Bootleggers Lived It Up But 'Busted" When Their Era of Lawlessness Ended: K-8
C. C. Chillingworth First Developer of Palm City Farms, Patsy McCord: K-3
Capt. Blakeslee Sailed the Mail Upriver in '94, C. D. Blakeslee: E-7
Capt. Bob Hoke, Capt. Thomas E. Richards Brought First Pineapples to Jensen Area: D-1
Captain John Miller Was a Famed Pioneer Boat Builder: D-6
Captain Sewall Born in Florida in 1848: G-6
Cecil Johns Has Happy Memories of Old Times: E-4
Charles H. Racey Family Was Among Early Settlers in 1890: D-5
Chas. Schuyler Was Official of Jensen's Bank: D-8
Children Ran Out of Food Till Father Sailed In, Lucie Richards LeTourneau: DD-8
Children Went to School on the Jungle Waterways, Bessie DuBois: J-1
Chronology of this Newspaper: H-1
Church at Indiantown Is Named for the Rev. E. M. C. Dunklin: DD-4
Cleveland Letters Show Friendship With Besseys: E-2
Colonel O. O. Poppleton Was Bee Culture Expert, J-7
Commercial Fishing's Peak was in Twenties: D-6
Commodore Stanley Kitching Was this Town's Grand Old Man: J-5
Confederate Secretary of War and Aide to President Davis Fled, Joe Crankshaw: C-5
Country Club, Fine Homes, Spruce Bluff, Land of Promise (Fultz): G-1
County Seat Was St. Augustine Back in 1821: E-7
County Was Born in Real Estate Boom: I-1
Crisis of the Big Depression :C-6
Curt Schroeder, at 21, Made Reality of His Dream, Curt Schroeder: F-7
Days of Paddle-Wheel Steamers Cruising, Bessie Dubois: D-7 & 8
Delights of Boyhood in Stuart Told, Ernest Lyons: F-4
Development of Medical Scene Sketched by Nurse, Marion Tschischeck: BB-4
Does Black Caesar's ghost Ship Cruise On St. Lucie?, Wallace Stevens: CC-2
E. J. Ricou Was Leading Figure Fishing Industry: C-1
Ed Hosford Was First Planter of Tropical Trees: C-7
Edward Mapp Arrived Here on Honeymoon Back in 1912, Edward Mapp: CC-1
Elias Simmons Family Left Mail Steamer to Settle: E-6
Elliott Museum on Ocean Isle Is Signal Contribution: K-5
Explorer Cabot May Have Found Florida First: I-6
Exploring Everglades in 1897: G-6, 8
Fingy Conners, Stevedore Boss, Built Lake Highway: DD-7
First Bank President Carried on Trade with the Seminoles: F-1
First Beam Flashed from Historic Jupiter Light, Bessie DuBois: J-1
First Girl Who Is Still Living Tells of Past: F-2
First Pineapples Planted By Pioneer H. W. Bessey, Susan Bessey: E-1 x
First PTA Was formed in 1915: CC-5
First Recorded Auto Accident: F-7
First Showcase Trailer Driver Had a Lot of Trouble: CC-5
First Teacher In Stuart Was Miss Hamilton: E-5
First Wave Came by Sailboat in the 1880's: A-6
Five Elected Presidents of Historical Society Have Given: K-4
Flip of a Coin Brought the Fredericksen Family: D-5
Former Newspaper Owner Gives Account of 1923, Edwin A. Menninger: J-3
Forming of County Was Big Battle: I-1
Fort McRae at Port Mayaca, Old Gus Show: DD-4
Frances Langford's Design for Living: DD-2
Frank Curtis Munch Family Came Here from Carolina: D-1
Frank Prescott First Settler In This County, E-1
Fraziers Arrived at Mouth of Frazier Creek in 1887 Flora Frazier Dyer: E-5
Frederick William Willes an Arrival from England in '93: D-1
Freezes, Hard Times, Prosperity Marked the Pineapple Industry; Curt Schroeder: DD-1
George T. Gosling , George T. Gosling: E-7
Gilbert's Bar House of Refuge Built in 1876: I-4
Gilbert's Bar Named for Rogue, Don Pedro Gilbert: CC-4
Glenn Delivered a Telegram Minutes Before Jailer Died, Roscoe E. Glenn: C-1
Good Old Oar Power on Seaworthy Lifeboats Was Life Saving Rescue: K-3
Gospel Navy Brought McQuarries, Mattie Roberts: J-6
Harry A. Dyer Third Mayor of Town of Stuart: E-5
He Saw Loot from Mayan Temples (Fontenada): I-6
Herman's Bay Is Named for Escapee from Indians: D-5
High School Band formed in 1938: BB-4
Historical Gomez Grant Abstract Is A Record of Long Gone Centuries: C-7
Hubert Bessey A Gentlemanly Business Man: E-2
Indians Raided Spanish Forts and Missions Here: C-5
Indiantown Citrus Gold Rush Under Way Where Uncle Joe Bowers Traded: DD-7
Indiantown Story; from Pioneer Days to the Present, DeMarcellus & Knowlton: DD-6
J. B. McDonald First Mayor at Incorporation: F-6
Jensen Beach Was Pineapple Center of World in Early Period: D-3
John Clemison of Hobe Sound Carried Mail By a Wagon, Bessie DuBois: J-3
John L. Jensen the Founder of Jensen Beach: D-3
John Madsen, a Mighty Man of Early Stuart: F-6
Jupiter Island Town Steeped in History: J-1
Legion Post Was Formed On June 1, 1919: C-6
Living Florida Advertisement (John E. Taylor): F-2
Local Flowers Under Light Industry Heart of Mums: C-8
Many Distinguished Leaders in roster of Local History Group, W. G. Corliss: I-6
Martin County's Men Who go to Sea Are Rugged Individualist: BB-1
McPhersons Arrived Here in 1891: F-2
Miss Mary Shackelford Was Early Visitor Here in 1908: E-2
Morris Johns Homesteaded and Was an Early Pineapple Grower: E-4
Moses Frank Wamsley a Loyal Reporter, Edwin A. Menninger: I-3
Mrs. DuBois Writes About Area Post Offices, Bessie DuBois: J-8
Mrs. Haney Worked for Female Suffrage and the Souls of Men: J-7
Mrs. Johns Remembered Paddle Steamer Arrival: E-4
Mrs. Krueger First Saw St. Lucie in 1891, Annie Spiers Krueger: E-1
Mrs. Porter Recalls Events of Early Town; Was Club Head H-14
Murder in 1894 In "Pine" Field Stayed Unsolved: C-7
Music Box turned Into First Piano: K-1
Music Every Sunday Was Important Part of Life, Edna Coutant: K-1
Nature Cut Inlet Through Island Back in 1831: H-8
Neals Came to Open Store in Late 1890s: D-5
Night Adolf Hitler Hit Us With Torpedo from a Sub, Ernest Lyons: K-7
Outlaw Ashley and the Notorious Gang: G-8
Parks and John Families Settled in Early 1890s: E-4
Pineapple Center of World in Early Period: D-3
Pioneer Churches Met Spiritual Needs of Indian River Settlers: D-5
Pioneer Descendants, 'Early Settlers Association,' Erected Tablet by River: D-8
Pioneer Teacher Tells of Hardships, Susan Sanders DuBois: J-5
Pioneering Is Still Going on in County (Newhouse): C-4
Platt Family Carved Out Indiantown Home from Wilderness: DD-4
Port Salerno Has Had names of Alicia, Aberdeen and Mulford: CC-2
Post Was Named for Hero Killed in Bataan Fight (Murphy): CC-5
Power Came to Stuart in 1916: A-6
R. L. Beville Stuart's First Railway Agent: E-2
R. R. Ricou & Sons Fish Co. Started in 1886: D-1
Ray Robertson Recalls Days When Carloads of Pines Used to Roll to North: D-3
Real Estate Story Is a Record of Blood, Sweat, Failure, M. P. Nelson: CC-7
Rev. H. H. Jones Formed Church In Jensen 1906: D-6
Rev. Sawyer's Family Came to the Old Town of Tibbals from New York: D-5
Robinson Crusoe Was Filmed in Stuart: H-3
Saw Seminole Fleet of Canoes, Lucie Richards LeTourneau: D-8
Scientist Celebrating Golden Jubilee: A-7
Seaboard President Hoped For a City at Indiantown: 7-DD
Sharks Finished Local Fertilizer Plant Try:CC-3
She Danced Out Soles of Shoes At. Pioneers' Christmas Party (Cassie Gore): I
Society News as it should be written (Ehrhart): C-3
Sorensen Family's Sloop Arrived In Sail from Titusville in 1889, Harry Schultz: D-1
Special-Edition Inlet Deepening 54 Years in Past: F-6
St. Lucie Canal, Approved in 1914, Is Boon to Agriculture Here: H-6
Stanley Kitching Sold First Autos: F-7
Story of a Little Girl With a Great Big Voice and Sincere Devotion: DD-2
Stuart Commercial Club Forerunner of Chamber: CC-5
Stuart Rotary Formed in '29: CC-3
Stuart Was named For Homer T. (H) Stuart: E-7
Stuart Woman's Club Has Aided the Area In Many Activities for half a Century: H-8
Stypmann Brothers Real Pioneers: H-4
Sweet and the Bitter Were Mingled in Early Days Efforts at P. C.: K-3
They Located in Wilderness in Waveland (Edwards): D-6
Thomas Hellier and Wife Picked Jensen in 1898: D-1
Times told Of a Flight by H. Willoughby: G-6
Titus Hart Came to Jupiter Isle in 1890, Lucy Wethington: K-8
Tom DeSteuben First Lawyer Jensen Area: D-6
Town (Jensen) Was Incorporated on Date of Jan. 18,1926: D-5
Tribute to Forgotten Pioneers: C-4
Twenty-seven Men Started Kiwanis: CC-5
Uncle Joe Bowers, Old Batch, Married on Horseback in 1940: DD-4
View of the Past and a Glance at the Future: C-4
W. A. Roebuck Family Settled Toward Indiantown: BB-1
Wallace Stevens, Editor's Son, Tells of Life in Early Stuart, Wallace Stevens: H-1
Walter Kitching, Merchant, Left Personal Record, Walter Kitching: F-1
We've Had Four Big Hurricanes In Past 42 Years: C-5
White City Founded by Danes Who Were Bilked: C-7
Who Were Members of Indian River Armed Occupation? William Henry Peck: F-5 & 6
Will Hawley Stevens Founded the Stuart Times: H-1
Willoughby Papers a Priceless Gift to the Historical Society: G-8
Willoughby the Inlet Is key to This Area: G-6
Willoughby, Pioneer Aviator on Point: G-6
Woman's Club Incorporation Approved 50 Years Ago: CC-1
Wreck of the Brigantine J. H. Lane: I-4
Writer of These Memoirs Civil War Newspaperman (Peck): F-5
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Stuart News, 25th Historical Edition, 9 Nov 1950
This expanded special issue of the Stuart News features articles and photos focuses on the history of Martin County.
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Index of articles:
12,180-Acre Gomez Grant Deeded For Aid: B-5 (I)*
18 Prospective New Palm City Families Came Here in 1917: H-6
A Safe Anchorage…(Wreck of Wilbert F. Barlett Caption) G-8
A. D. Fort Recollects Much On Early Hunting Days Here: B-1 (I)
A. R. Krueger Came Here in 1886, Nicknamed Dude: page 11 (I)
Adams Home Was Museum of Nature: page 19 (D)
Albany Ave. Band Stand (caption): C-1
Ashley Gang Terrorized This Area For Decade, Alfred and Katherine Hanna: E-1 & 7
B. W. Mulford Was Salerno's Big Developer: page 17, (I)
Baptist Made Start in 1915: page 13 (D)
Battle of Okeechobee in 1837 One of Most Decisive: John Halbe, page 19
Black Caesar, Gasparilla Made Bloody Pirate History: page 20
Boom Days Surveyor (William H. Roat caption): B-5
Bootlegging Here Was Dazzling Era of Fortune, Piracy, Death: G-8
Cabot May Have Found Florida in 1496: A-1 (I)
Capt. John Miller, Walton Pioneer, Came to Florida in 1886: H-7 (I)
Catholic Church Built Here in 1916: page 13 (D)
City's First Lodge Building (Woodmen Hall caption): B-7
Col O. O. Poppleton Was Here 31 Years, Became Bee Expert, A-7 (I)
Commodore Kitching Was First Iceman: E-8
Company That Dug East Coast Canal Was Formed in 1874: G-5
Congressional Act in 1842 Led to first Colony on Indian River: page 9
Conners Highway Opened With Celebration 1924: H-5
Contract Drawn in 1882 to Dredge St. Lucie Inlet: page 9 (D)
County Bond Debt Cut 45 Per Cent Since '30: C -8
County's Creation Was Hard Work: A-1 & 2
Dickinson Park Has 11,123 Acres, Lewis G. Scoggi:, page 20 (D)
Dickinson's Shipwreck Diary is Great American Classic: A-3
Dunkin Carried Gospel Word 17 Years To Indiantown: 17 (I)
Elias Simmons Brought Family Here In 1889: B-5 (I)
Ernest Stypmann, '82 Pioneer, Bought First U. S. Land Here, Laid Out Town: D-7
Facts Prove City, County Prospering: B-1
FEC Worker's Named Adopted For Potsdam: A- 7
Fire Destroyed Stuart's Largest Building in 1927: 19, (I)
Fire Struck in 1908: H-1
First Episcopalian Services In Area Were Held in 1931, George Huntington: 13 (D)
First School Teacher: page 10 (I)
Fishing Remains A Flourishing Sport Here: F-2 & 7
Five Martin Communities Once Were Incorporated Town: B-1 (D)
Fort Marked Port Mayaca Start in 1837
Four Kitching Brothers Settled on Coast: page 13 (D)
Frazier Family Arrived Her 63 Years Ago: G-7 (I)
Fredricksens Took Florida Trip in 1893 on Coin Flip: H-1
Game of Baseball Played Here for Half Century: F-3 & 7
Gilbert's Bar House of Refuge Built in 1876: F-4 & 5
Gold in County Awaits a Finder, F. D. Eaton: page 20 (D)
Gosling Founded River's First Town: G-7
H. H. Stuart Came to Area to Hunt Gator: A-7
H. W. Bessey Came to State in '80, Built First Home Here: G-3
Henry Sewall Born Here, Settled Point: page 13 (I)
High School Band Created With Enthusiasm in 1938: C -7 (I)
Hogarths Started Winter Visiting in 1890s: page 20 (D)
How Did Stuart Get Its Name?: A-7
How Papers Do Change in Century: G-2
Incorporation of Stuart Began May 7, 1914: B-1
Indians Gave Hobe Sound Area's Names: H-6
J. P. Lees Owned First Paper Here: G-2
James H. Rogers Founded Port Sewall: H-8
Jensen Incorporation Jan. 18, 1926: H-1
Jensen Was Pine Center of World: H-2
Jensen, Waveland Division Line is Recollected: H-1
John W. Martin Realized Dream To Be Governor: page 13 (D)
Joshua Smith First Settled Gomez in 1886: H-7
Just What Was Stuart Like 25 Years Ago? Edwin A Menninger: C-1 (I)
Karl H. Bentel Opened first Bakery in 1915: E-7
Largest Fish Company: H-1
Legal Instruments Measure Trend of Times in County: C-8
Letter: to J. R. Parrott about St. Lucie River Fill, Chas. O Haines,: B-2
Life in Eden Was Rough Half A Century Ago, Lucie Richards Letourneau: B-2 (I)
Lions Club City's Newest Civic Group: B-7
Local County Club Founded, Golf Course Built in 1924: F-1
Local Horticulture Report During 1900: H-6
Local Inlet That Was, Wasn't, Then Shifted Is Fascinating: A-1 & 3
Manatee Plentiful in St. Lucie in 1858, Andrew P. Canova: G-3
Martin County Has Made Healthy Comeback from Many Hurricanes, Ernest Lyons: G-5
Martin County Has 69 Years Postal History: page 2 & 5
Martin County Taxes Best Since '27: B-5
McPhersons Arrived Her in 1890s: E-8
Miles-Hansen Grant was Gift in 1813:B-5
Morris Johns Held Public Office Here: page 9 (D)
Most Martin County Offices Have Seen Little Turnover: B-5
Music Vital to Pioneers: C-1 (I)
No Ails Forced First Doctor to Leave (North): 19 (D)
Novel Describes Early Mail Service: B-1
Obstructions Caused FEC's U-Bend Here: B-2
Otto Stypmann Settled Here in 1882 to Work 47 Year for Stuart's Good: D-5
Palm City's Only School (caption): H-6
Parks, Johns Families Settle here in Early 1890s: page 9 (I)
Pennocks Dairy Started in 1910: page 15 (D
Phones Mirror City's Growth: E-6
Picking King Oranges at Indiantown (caption): H-5
Pirate Gilbert May Have Had Lookouts Here: page 20
Platts Carved Out Indiantown Home from 1898 Wilderness: page 17 (I)
Postal Mishap Led to the Naming of Rio (W. E. Rea): H-3
Power First Came to Stuart in 1916: Palm City, Jensen Service in 1926, E-4 & 7
Presbyterians Began in 1925: page 13 (D)
P-TA Organized in 1915 : G-6 (I)
R. L. Beville Stuart's First Railroad Agent: page 10 (I)
Rail and Sail, Vied for Freight (caption): B-7
Rev. H. H. Jones Organized Church In Jensen in 1906: H-1
Sale of Lands in Palm City Began in 1910: H-6
Sales of 3 Items Exemplify County's Health Progress: C-8
Seaboard Came to Indiantown 25 Years Ago: B-2
Seminole Chief Little Tiger (caption): E-1
Southern States Land and Timber Company, Edwin a. Menninger, 17 (D)
Stories of First Parrots Recounted: page 14 (D)
Stuart Band Formed in 1915: C-7
Stuart Bridge Built in 1933 For $385,814: G-3
Stuart High School's Football Saga Began in 1926: F-1
Stuart Legion Post Founded In June 1919: B-7
Stuart Negro Baseball Club Began in '26; F-1
Stuart News Staff of 1950 (caption): G-1
Stuart Newspapers Started With the Times in 1913: G-2
Stuart Training School's Athletics Started in 1927: F-1
Stuart Woman's Club Begun By Two Women in 1913: G-6
Stuart's First Bank (caption) B-1 (I)
Stuart's Theater Going Began When Lyric was built in 1914: 6 (D)
Taylor, Watson County's First State Legislators: C-8
Telegrapher Disputes How City Got Name: W. F. Steever: A-7
Telegraphic Service Began In Martin County in 1894: E-8
The Pink Paper Now the Palm Beach Sun: A-1
This fine New School Was Built in 1923: page 14 (D)
Tom Britt Began Haircut Business: C-8
Tom DeSteuben Was Initial Lawyer Here: H-2
Town Football Team Played 3 Years: F-1
Twenty-seven Men Began Kiwanis Club Here in 1938: B-7 (I)
W. A. Roebuck Family First to Settle Toward Indiantown: H-5 (I)
Walter Kitching Came to Florida In 1882, Bought First Land Here, E-1
Willoughby Was Versatile Area Explorer: H-8
Worth Reorganized City Band in 1920: C-1
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Ads for Lincoln Park, 1915-1916
Two ads, one from the Stuart News (5 Nov 1915) and one full-page ad from the Stuart Times (25 Nov 1916), promoting Lincoln Park "for colored people." Ads describe the amenities of the development, including an Odd Fellow Lodge, two churches, paved streets, public school, and a restaurant. Former mayor Jackson Beauregard McDonald (1863-1948) was the sales manager for the development, which was the only area where African Americans were allowed to buy property. -
Ad for the Hotel Commodore, 1956
Description of the newly renovated Hotel Commodore, in the building formerly occupied by the Peacock Arcade.
Stuart News, 6 September 1956, p. 4Tags Hotels -
Sheriff Marion M. McGee's concession note, 1932
Published in the Stuart News (29 June 1932). Marion M. McGee (1885-1933) took the office of Sheriff on 1 December 1926, and lost to C.E. Christensen on 9 Nov 1932. -
Tropical invitation mail-away, April 10, 1941
Magazine section of the Stuart News. Published at Stuart, Martin County, Florida. Thursday, April 10, 1941, to give broader publicity to Spring and Summer Vacation, Sport Fishing, Bathing, Home-Building and General Resort Opportunities in Stuart and Martin County, Florida. Publisher Edwin A. Menninger, Compiler Ernest F. Lyons, Photographer Florida Photographic Concern.
Articles, including Tropical homes... home by the sea; Saga of the sailfish; Stuart sailfishing facts; St. Lucie River summer fishing; Cruising a jungle river; Homes by the river; New homes in the town and by the river; Samuel W. Traylor is building this home overlooking St. Lucie Inlet; This island park and landlocked harbor were made from a mosquito swamp; Hobe Sound's most modern store celebrates successful season in Martin County's most exclusive resort area; How to retire on $100 a month; $17,609,398 have been spent on waterway across Florida; Discovered! An economical vacationland; Spring and summer flowers of the tropics; Shark hunters; Squidders vs. sea; Stuart, Florida... a yachtsman's utopia; Agriculture in Martin County. -
“Early Settlers of St. Lucie River” : Curt E. Schroeder Series of Historical Articles
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.
The first article of the series was published January 18, 1945, entitled: "Early Days on the 'Santa Lucia' - First Opening of St. Lucie Inlet." Subsequent articles appeared under the heading "The Early Settlers of St. Lucie River." The articles always appeared on page 4. The series ended without any comment. His articles were published together in a book-length feature in the 25th Anniversary of Martin County edition of The Stuart News on November 9, 1950.
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Jensen Beach Mirror, 1961-1980
The Jensen Beach Mirror was published between 1961 and 1987 by Richard E. Campbell (1929-2012).
These scans were created from low quality microfilm made in the 1990s. The originals are located at the Historical Society of Martin County.
Click here to access the issues on archive.org
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E.P. Simpson 1918 historical newspaper columns
E. P. Simpson, Editor of the Stuart Messenger in 1918, hoped to write the history of Stuart. In preparation he ran a series of articles based on interviews of early settlers. The articles detail life in early Stuart and the people who settled here.
Simpson was a great promoter of Stuart, and at the time the series was published, was President of the Commercial Club, forerunner of the Stuart/Martin County Chamber of Commerce. Suddenly, on September 3, 1918, E. P. Simpson is replaced by Miss Frances Bouchelle as Editor of the Stuart Messenger and appears as the Associate Editor of the Tropical Sun in West Palm Beach. Simpson submitted the final installments of the series to the Stuart Messenger but retained his interest in Stuart's pioneer history and on June 20, 1919 he published an interview with Katie Hamilton Dyer, Stuart's first school teacher, in the Tropical Sun.
This collection includes transcriptions of the articles in the Stuart Messenger and a clipping of the Tropical Sun article.
1. Original Remnant of Florida Seminoles, 4/4/1918 (E.P. Simpson)
2. Stuart's Pioneers and First Settlers, 4/25/1918 (E.P. Simpson)
3. When Stuart Started In Trade Boat Days, 5/2/1918 (after an interview with Walter Kitching)
4. Early Settlers on the St. Lucie River, 5/9/1918 (after an interview with Benjamin Parks)
5. Stories of Early Settlers, 5/16/18 (after an interview with Magarette Frazier)
6. The Pioneer Settlers at Sewall's Point, 5/30/1918 (after an interview with Henry Edwin Sewall)
7. The Oldest Resident Tourist in Stuart, 6/6/1918 (after an interview with William D. McFarland)
8. Among Early Comers Sailing Indian River, 6/13/1918 (after an interview with Charles E. Guller)
9. Pineapple Pioneers Who Helped Stuart, 6/20/1918 (after an interview with Robert and Marcia McPherson)
10. Stuart's First Settlers Liked the Teachers, 6/27/1918, (after an interview with Albert Rudolph Krueger)
11. Rio-San Lucie Was Re-Named in 1894, 7/4/1918 (after an interview with W.E. Rea)
12. A Pioneer Cracker Early Stuart Hunter, 7/11/1918 (after an interview with A.D. Fort)
13. Judge J.B. Adams An Early Settler, 7/18/1918 (after an interview with Judge John B. Adams)
14. Jupiter Island and Hobe Sound History, 7/25/1918 (after an interview with E.P. Simpson)
15. Where the Potsdam Depot First Stood, 8/8/1918 (after an interview with R.L. Beville)
16. First Settlements on St. Lucie River, 8/22/1918 (after an interview with Thomas Jefferson DeSteuben)
17. Capt. Rea's Wrecks at Gilbert's Bar, 9/5/1918 (after an interview with W.E. Rea)
18. Settlement of the St. Lucie River, 9/26/1918 (after an interview with Thomas Jefferson DeSteuben)
19. Settlement of the St. Lucie Continued, 10/3/1918 (after an interview with Thomas Jefferson DeSteuben)
20. Settlement Stories: Why Horseshoe Bend, 10/24/1918 (after an interview with Thomas Jefferson DeSteuben)
21. Stuart's First School Teacher Lives in West Palm Beach, 6/20/1919 (after an interview with Katie Hamilton Dyer)