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State Archives of Florida, Series S908

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Flier for conference on elimination of disease carrying mosquitoes.

Date

1912 (circa)

Creator

Florida State Board of Health

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Fliers (printed Matter)

Coverage

Florida Boom and Progressive Era (1900-1926)

Topic

Health and Safety

Subjects

Simons, George W. Jr.

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Daytona
Volusia County

CONDEMNED TO
DIE
By The
STATE BOARD OF HEALTH

AT
DAYTONA
DECEMBER 6 - 7
The execution will be passed on
AMOS QUITO

All interested in the elimination of
this arch culprit and murderer are
requested to be on hand.

FLORIDA STATE BOARD OF HEALTH
BUREAU OF ENGINEERING
GEORGE W. SIMONS, JR.
CHIEF SANITARY ENGINEER

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Condemned to Die: Amos Quito

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Flier for conference on elimination of disease carrying mosquitoes.

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Florida State Board of Health

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State Archives of Florida, Series S908

Date

1912 (circa)

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fliers (printed matter)

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eng-US

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Text

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s908_b001_f07_01

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Florida Boom and Progressive Era (1900-1926)

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Daytona (Fla.)

Volusia County (Fla.)

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Simons, George W. Jr.

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Florida State Board of Health. Condemned to Die: Amos Quito. 1912 (circa). State Archives of Florida, Florida Memory. <https://www.floridamemory.com/items/show/297361>, accessed 30 November 2024.

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Florida State Board of Health. Condemned to Die: Amos Quito. 1912 (circa). State Archives of Florida, Florida Memory. Accessed 30 Nov. 2024.<https://www.floridamemory.com/items/show/297361>

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