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Title: Rinaldi's guide book to the city of Tampa, containing map of the city, street car schedules, railroad and steamship timetables, points of interest, and commercial, historical, statistical and general information ..
Year: 1915 (1910s)
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Publisher: Tampa, Fla., Rinaldi printing company
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: The Library of Congress

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. Cigars manufactured during 1915, approximately 300,000,000. Internal revenue receipts, year ending June 30, 1915, a mil-lion dollars. Weekly clearings of the banks of Tampa, more than $1,-000,000. Valuation of property owned by the City of Tampa is ap-proximately $5,000,000. Some cigars made in Tampa sell for $950.00 per 1,000—95cents apiece. Tampa has a larger wage roll per employee than any othercity in the world. The banks of Tampa have combined deposits of over $9,-500,000. The number of vessels entering and clearing the port ofTampa during 1915 is placed at 1,800. - The cost of pavements in the City of Tampa, up to and in-cluding May 31, 1915, is $1,255,752.. 38 RINALDrS GUIDE BOOK &£»^H£&fc>KHeKH^ SEMINOLE TAILORING CO. E. C. A. NORWOOD, Proprietor * RELIMNG A SPECIALTY MISSING BUTTONS SUPPLIED * CLEANING AND PRESSING i£ PHONE 2552 S15 FLORIDA AVENUE i» ■ • i» • -A-^iii--iU--iJi--i? .Ui? -tfi .-wr.xWr.-.-i^i-wri-wri Alligator Farm anSZoological Gardens
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1 7tv $ j»j 3? »• H i ■ •is FARM AT SULPHUR SPRINGS PARK The Largest Collection of Florida Animals ami Birds onExhibition and For Sale in the State ALL KINDS OF PETS BOUGHT, SOLD AND EXCHANGED ALLIGATORS OF ALL SIZES FROM THE EGG TO HUGH 3IONSTERS FOR SALE COME AND BRING THE CHILDREN C. M. STOKES, Tampa, Fla. Correspondence Solicited ;1$ 1!I I *H$!$8!«-!-»3H»*^ RINALDIS GUIDE BOOK 39 Vessels drawing- 27^ feet have cleared from Tampas port bytaking advantage of favorable tides. Tampa has a phosphate elevator with a loading capacity of1,200 tons per hour, owned by the Seaboard Air Line. There are over 10,000 workmen employed in the cigar fac-tories of Tampa, with a weekly payroll of over $250,000. Tampa and surrounding territory holds the worlds recordon phosphate, sponges, winter vegetables, citrus fruits andHavana cigars. The building operations in Tampa during 1915 are estimatedat $1,500,000, with $200,000 additional being spent in close-insuburbs. Tamoa is the largest pho

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