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Ruskin Commongood Accounts 1925 to 1928.
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Ledger of Ruskin Commongood Accounts 1925 to 1928. This ledger details payments made to Ruskin residents W. J. Walker, J.M. West, J.B. Chesney, Alven McHargue, D. W. Williford, J. McHargue, G. Washington Williams. Unfortunately, these were not detailed as to why, only what was paid. Likely the payments were for services rendered to the Society for items needing repair in town.
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HCC0101RUS378
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Ruskin Commongood Cash Book 1911 to 1925.
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This Cash Book from the Ruskin Commongood Society details cash disbursements for services performed and goods purchased on behalf of the Society. This cash book gives more information on the types of services planned (although not in great detail), but a careful study will give the reviewer some ideas on how the society conducted its early business. (Several Pages are missing from this document.)
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HCC0101RUS379
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Ruskin Commongood Cash Book 1925 to 1931.
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A continuation from 1925 to 1931 of the Ruskin Commongood Cash Book detailing cash disbursements for services rendered and goods purchased by the Commongood Society in the course of its regular business. Unsurprisingly, this list is more detailed than earlier lists. It is also cognizant of the changes in Ruskin that had occurred since the colonization period.
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HCC0101RUS380
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Ruskin Commongood Credit Checks.
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Credit Checks issued by the Ruskin Commongood Society and redeemable in land sales only. (Various denominations.) May have been issued at Commongood Store as "change" for purchases made.
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HCC0101RUS088
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Ruskin Commongood Minutes Nov 1909 to Nov 1910.
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While considerable portions of this Minute Book are difficult to read, it is a very important record of the first year for the Ruskin Commongood Society. Indexing did not produce usable results, so unfortunately a researcher will have to read through each page.
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HCC0101RUS438
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Ruskin Commongood Society.
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English Class Project report on Commongood Society.
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HCC0101RUS017
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Ruskin Commongood Society (College Research Paper).
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This annotated research paper discusses the founding within the context of he founding of Ruskin Florida.
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HCC0101RUS418
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Ruskin Commongood Store.
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A relatively poor photo of the Ruskin Commongood Store. It was here where basic supplies were available to all residents of Ruskin. Payment could be made in cash or in scrip provided to residents who worked at projects authorized by the Ruskin Commongood organization.
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HCC0101RUS366
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Ruskin Commongood Wages.
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$1.76 in wages paid to Willard D Miller for work done on Bay Shore Road in 1915
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HCC0101RUS089
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Ruskin Cucumbers.
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Loading Ruskin Cucumbers from the fields.
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HCC0101RUS092
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Ruskin Day 1914 Notice.
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Copy of newspaper ad, likely from Ruskin's local paper, of a community celebration of Ruskin's 5th Anniversary on June 12, 1914. Note a couple of things about this ad. It names the college as Ruskin Institute. Few references show this name. Note also that the anniversary is for the "First allotment." This likely refers to the first allotment of lands offered for public sale in Ruskin. Lands would have been sold by the Ruskin Commongood which allotted lands in 3 distinct phases in the first...
Show moreCopy of newspaper ad, likely from Ruskin's local paper, of a community celebration of Ruskin's 5th Anniversary on June 12, 1914. Note a couple of things about this ad. It names the college as Ruskin Institute. Few references show this name. Note also that the anniversary is for the "First allotment." This likely refers to the first allotment of lands offered for public sale in Ruskin. Lands would have been sold by the Ruskin Commongood which allotted lands in 3 distinct phases in the first years. Item was discovered in writings of Joni Maschek
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1914
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HCC0101RUS402
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Ruskin Directory 1966.
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This 1966 Directory was published by the Ruskin Junior Woman's Club biennially. It is a very useful directory on businesses, churches, professionals who did business in the Ruskin area.
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HCC0101RUS369
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Ruskin Elementary 1912.
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Photo of children playing in front of the original Ruskin Elementary school in 1912. This building was used for a number of community meetings, as well as religious services, prior to College buildings being erected later in the decade.
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HCC0101RUS395
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Ruskin Farms Day Care for Migrant Children.
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During the 1940s, and America's entry into WW2, getting farm labor was very difficult, particularly during the harvest season when so many workers were required. Paul Dickman wanted to continue his relied on supply of white migrant workers from the American South, so ensured housing, meals, and as shown here, day care for the children of migrant workers.
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HCC0101RUS400
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Ruskin FL A Pictorial History.
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This PowerPoint presentation, author unknown, contains photos of Ruskin History. NO notes accompany the slide show
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HCC0101RUS370
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Ruskin Hall Atop Shell Point Mound C 1910.
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This poor quality photo, contained in a scrap book provided by Mac Miller, is the only known photo of Ruskin Hall, the hotel/sportsmen's club that stood atop the Shell Point mound when George Miller arrived in the area in 1907. The Miller family first lived in this hotel and had an intention to create a new town in the vicinity, to be called Venoa. After realizing that the immediate surrounding lands could ill support agricultural he, along with the Dickman's, negotiated with Captain C. H....
Show moreThis poor quality photo, contained in a scrap book provided by Mac Miller, is the only known photo of Ruskin Hall, the hotel/sportsmen's club that stood atop the Shell Point mound when George Miller arrived in the area in 1907. The Miller family first lived in this hotel and had an intention to create a new town in the vicinity, to be called Venoa. After realizing that the immediate surrounding lands could ill support agricultural he, along with the Dickman's, negotiated with Captain C. H. Davis of Wimauma to purchase 12,000 acres along the Little Manatee River which was platted into the town of Ruskin. Ruskin Hall, sometimes referred to as Ruskin Lodge, burned to the ground in 1918. Not long after the shell that comprised the mound was carted off to help pave Shell Point Road, thus destroying this important archeological site.
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HCC0101RUS417
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Ruskin Inlet Early Development.
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Ruskin Inlet. This property was developed by Paul Dickman through Dredge and Fill techniques. This is an early (late 1940 or early 1950s) photo of development along the Ruskin Inlet, which is north of the main stream of the Little Manatee River.
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HCC0101RUS353
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Ruskin Methodist Church - Postcard.
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Postcard displaying image of Ruskin Methodist Church. Date unknown. Likely fairly early as tree growth is limited around church. 1930s?
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HCC0101RUS313
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Ruskin News and Commongood Charter.
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Partial page 1 of April 1910 edition (#2) and complete supplement of July 1910 (#3). Together, these two photocopies of the Ruskin News (the official newspaper of early Ruskin) will help the reader understand something of the disagreements that led early colonists to create a new Commongood Bylaws in 1910,replacing an earlier management, seemingly out of disagreement with the way that Manager A. B. Hawk was reporting to the Society. Much of the new by-laws are contained here as are the...
Show morePartial page 1 of April 1910 edition (#2) and complete supplement of July 1910 (#3). Together, these two photocopies of the Ruskin News (the official newspaper of early Ruskin) will help the reader understand something of the disagreements that led early colonists to create a new Commongood Bylaws in 1910,replacing an earlier management, seemingly out of disagreement with the way that Manager A. B. Hawk was reporting to the Society. Much of the new by-laws are contained here as are the election results approving the new by laws.
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HCC0101RUS440
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Ruskin One Room School - 1927.
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1927 Photograph of the one room school in Ruskin, Fl. Teacher is identified as Frances Carothers, long time teacher and principal of the school. (Photo identified by Mac Miller). On right front is Frances Romayne Phillips, at age 14 (mother of Helen and Lucille)
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HCC0101RUS096
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