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Návěští-----nas--2200457-a-4500
FormátER
Logická bázeLICENSED
Kontrol.číslosfxjib1000000000390689
Kód kontrol.č.CZ-OlVK
Datum posled.zprac.20230127213019.0
KÚ-obecné inf.750717d189719uufluwr-ne------0---a0eng-c
Identif.č. LCsn 95047266
*Kód nár.bibl.ag.2605759-1 DE-600
ISSN1940-9761 1940-9761 1
*Syst. číslo(OCoLC)1456015
*Syst. číslo(SFX)1000000000390689
Zdroj katalogizaceSFX-JIB cze OLA001
*Kód ověřenípcc nsdp
Kód geogr.oblastin-us-fl
*Signatura LCNewspaper
Klíčový názevGulf Coast breeze
Názvové údajeGulf Coast breeze electronic resource .
Nakladatel.údajeCrawfordville, Fla. : R. Don McLeod, Jr., 1897-
Údaje fyz.popisuvolumes
Souč.periodicita1x týdně
ČíslováníVol. 1, no. 1 (May 28, 1897)-
Všeobecná pozn.For the people.
Všeobecná pozn.Publisher: Herbert S. Moore, <1915>
Všeobecná pozn.Plný text je přístupný pouze z počítačů VK Olomouc
Všeobecná pozn.Access is allowed from library network only
ResuméGulf Coast Breeze [LCCN: sn95047266] was published in Crawfordville, Florida from 1897 through, it is believed, 1928. The newspaper's first editor/publisher was R. Don McLeod. Later editors were Herbert S. Moore (ca. 1915) and C.K. Allen (ca. 1920). As was typical of most Florida newspapers in this period, it maintained a Democratic affiliation. The Gulf Coast Breeze served Wakulla County and its environs. Crawfordville's population during this period hovered at 200 souls; the county grew from 3,000 to 7,000 during the paper's existence. The paper's masthead proclaimed For the People. Crawfordville was and remains (ca. 2008) the seat of county government in Wakulla County (FL). It continues (ca. 2008) to bear the distinction as Florida's only unincorporated seat of county government. Wakulla County is approximately 20 miles south of the state's capital, Tallahassee. It remained overwhelmingly rural until only recently, in the last quarter of the 20th century. Even today, while densely populated, it remains largely lacking urban centers. An examination of the first issue reveals a rousing smorgasbord of local and international news. Local news covered the everyday and the curious. Among the curious: the taking of a prodigiously large gopher turtle at more than fifty pounds, and, a local minister's wife almost crushed a la Anna Karenina by a local train. International news, as well, covered the ordinary and occasionally the extra-ordinary, e.g., a jingoist editorial inveighing against the Muslim Turks (i.e., the Ottoman Empire) during and following World War I. The Ottoman Empire had been particularly chaotic during the latter life of the Gulf Coast Breeze.--E. Kesse, University of Florida Digital Library Center.
588 Latest issue consulted: Vol. 17, no. 49 (Dec. 10, 1915).
Předm.-Geograf.jm.Crawfordville (Fla.) Newspapers.
Předm.-Geograf.jm.Wakulla County (Fla.) Newspapers.
Předm.-Geograf.jm.Florida Crawfordville. fast (OCoLC)fst01226624
Předm.-Geograf.jm.Florida Wakulla County. fast (OCoLC)fst01218491
Žánr/formaNewspapers. fast (OCoLC)fst01423814
Žánr/formaPeriodicals. fast (OCoLC)fst01411641
*VZ-Hier.náz.místaUnited States Florida Wakulla Crawfordville.
**LokaceVKOL
Elektron.přístupSFX Knihovny.cz
Poskytovatel přístupuDostupné od 1897/06/04 do 1915/07/23. 1000000000003203 1000000000002508 Chronicling America: Historic American newspapers:Full Text 1000000002038799
Poskytovatel přístupuAvailable from 1897/06/04 until 1915/07/23. 1000000000003203 1000000000002508 Chronicling America: Historic American newspapers:Full Text 1000000002038799
Katalogizátor20240513 SVK07 0835
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