What the Newspapers in Florida Think of
“Good tods io Florida”
St. Lucie
“Good Roads in Florida,” a very breezy and attractive monthly magazine published in Jacksonville with R. T. Arnold as editor, has just made its first bow to the public. Judging by the initial number it will prove a real factor in concentrating public sentiment for better roads, and in the general development of Florida. It’s a dandy little publication, and very worthy of public support.—St. Lucie Tribune.
Manatee
“Good Roads in Florida” is the name of a splendid publication issued by the Arnold Printing Company, of Jacksonville, which reached our desk this week. As the name indicates the magazine is devoted to good roads in Florida and judging by the initial issue will deliver some telling blows for the cause. The magazine should be in the hands of every believer in good roads in the state.—Manatee River Journal.
Fellsmere
“Good Roads in Florida” is the name of a new monthly magazine devoted to the interests of automobilists of this state. It is well printed and the plan of publication seems good, from the literary standpoint. It is issued monthly by the Arnold Printing Company of Jacksonville, with R. T. Arnold in the editorial chair.—Fellsmere Tribune.
Ft. Lauderdale
“Good Roads in Florida” is the name of the latest magazine published ir. Florida, to reach the public. Good Roads in Florida is published in Jacksonville by R. T. Arnold, who says that the publication is for the automobile owner and that it will devote no time to subjects that do not interest him. If a half of the automobile owners take an interest in the magazine it will be a hummer.—Fort Lauderdale Herald.
Wauchula
“Good Roads of Florida” is the name of a new magazine that has made its appearance in Jacksonville. It is published monthly by the Arnold Printing Company of Jacksonville and is especially useful to automobile owners who make tours of the state, as it gives the log of many roads in the state. The magazine is nicely printed on calendered paper and will be sent to any address for one year for one dollar.—Wauchula Advocate.
Summerfield
“ Good Roads in Forida ” is a new and handsome monthly published in Jacksonville. It is full of good information for the automobilist.—Summerfield Chronicle.
Jasper
Every good roads booster should subscribe for Good Roads in Florida, a monthly magazine published by the Arnold Printing Company, of Jacksonville. The subscription price is 51.00 per year.—Jasper News.
Braden town
Good Roads in Florida is a new and classy magazine published monthly in Ja ksonville by .he Arnold Publishing Company. It is typographically a gem and in its greeting announces that it is published ‘for the automobile owner and we don’t expect to slop over on any subject that don’t interest him.”—Bradentown Herald.
Plant City
“ Good Roads in Florida ” is the title of a new publication at Jacksonville. The journal is to be published monthly by the Arnold Printing Com pany, with R. T. Arnold, editor and manager. The initial number was well prepared, and contains some very "oo<l matter on the roads subject. One department that is worthy of note is “ Road Reports by Traveling Salesmen.” These reports cover nearly all parts of the State, and the conditions are described just as the salesmen found them. The subscription price of the paper is 51 per year, or 10 cents a copy.—Plant City Courier.
Jacksonville
The first issue of “ Good Roads in Florida,” a monthly publication from the press of the Arnold Printing Company, was placed in circulation today and received many compliments. With its object clearly indicated by the title name, “ Good Roads in Florida ” promises to fill an evident need and the first issue is replete with information concerning Florida highways.
R. T. Arnold occupies the chair of editor and manager of the publication, which is typographically perfect. The reports of Florida roads, made by traveling salesmen who cover their territory in automobiles, are of great interest and form a novel feature. The magazine is profusely illustrated with the cover in two colors.—Florida Metropolis.
“ Good Roads in Florida ” is the name of a well-gotten up and mechanically fine little magazine, which made its initial bow to the public yesterday in this city.
The magazine, which is devoted to the good roads movement of Florida, is full of good reading material and starts off with a Road Report By Traveling Salesmen, which it expects to keep going in each isuse.
Arnold Printing Company, this city, is the publisher and editor and owner.
Excellent pictures of Florida and Duval County roads are shown.—Florida Times-Umon.
Miami
“ Good Roads in Forida ” is a new monthly publication coming from Jacksonville. As its name implies the magazine will devote itself to the upbuilding of good roads in Floi'ida, and its initial number shows evidence of ability in that dix'ection.—Miami Hei'ald.
Winter Haven
The latest journalistic enterprise to come to our exchange table is a neat magazine entitled as above, published by the Arnold Printing Company, of Jacksonville. From a printer’s standpoint it is a thing of beauty. From the flivver standpoint it is almost a necessity.—Winter Haven Chief.
Daytona
“ Good Roads in Florida ” is the title of a monthly magazine published by the Arnold Printing Company at Jacksonville, the first edition of which is just out. The magazine is a beautiful specimen of the printer’s art and is filled fi-om cover to cover with matter interesting to every automobilist in the State. It gives the condition of roads between all important points in the State and will prove an invaluable guide to motorists.—Daytona Journal.
Leesburg
“ Good Roads in Floi'ida ” is a new magazine coming out of the Arnold plant in Jacksonville, with R. T. Arnold as editor and manager. As usual with this concern, the printing shows individuality and the first issue of the magazine is something new in typography as well as in subject matter for Florida. One of the features is a depai'tment given over to road reports made by salesmen who txavel in autos and a striking feature is that the best reports out of eighthy-eight ai'e three trips which took the travelers across Lake County.—Leesburg Commercial.
Lake Butler
The Times has received a copy of Florida Roads, issued monthly by the Arnold Press of Jacksonville. The magazine is one of the neatest we have seen gotten out in the state and fills a long felt want along the promotion of better roads. We wish its publishers every success and may the publication live to be of great value to the road interests of Florida.— Bradford County Times.
Tampa
The Tribune has received a copy of “ Good Roads in Florida,” a new magazine which has just made its appearance at Jacksonville. The magazine is published by the Arnold Printing Company and is devoted to the cause of better highways. An intei'esting feature is the report on l-oad conditions made by traveling salesmen.— Tampa Tribune.