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001 on1601681062;

003 OCoLC;

005 20260722082055.0;

008 260702s1924 flumul n eng d;

035 a| (Sirsi) o1601681062;

035 a| (OCoLC)1601681062;

049 a| EREM;

090 a| MQM M.565 K.35;

245 10 a| Kelsey City, U.S.A. :b| waltz song /c| by Jeff Morgan.;

246 1 i| First line of text:a| "Uncle Sam's" got a little "tot";

246 1 i| First line of chorus:a| City Florida! da!;

300 a| 1 score (5 pages, 1 unnumbered page) ;c| 31 cm.;

336 a| notated musicb| ntm2| rdacontent;

337 a| unmediatedb| n2| rdamedia;

338 a| volumeb| nc2| rdacarrier;

382 01 a| singern| 1a| pianon| 1s| 22| lcmpt;

490 1 a| Sheet Music Collection (Popular 1900-1929);

500 a| Song for voice and piano.;

500 a| Copyright by William M. Hansen.;

500 a| "Dedicated to Harry S. Kelsey, founder and owner of Kelsey City"--Caption.;

500 a| "Gateway to the world's winter play ground.";

500 a| "East Coast Finance Corporation ... Harry S. Kelsey, president; William M. Hansen, sales manager.";

500 a| Illustrated title page: blue/peach/white; swaying palm trees near an arch with the text, "Welcome to Kelsey City" under which a road leads to homes by the sea, sailboat and steamship in the distant ocean, and in the foreground, Uncle Sam and a young girl with a Kelsey City sash hold hands; inset image of a beach scene with people lounging or playing in the ocean.;

500 a| Page 2 blank. Full-page publicity story about Kelsey City on unnumbered page.;

500 a| Key: G major.;

520 a| "Rare sheet-music advertising a 1920s development in present-day Kelsey Park, Florida... Boston entrepreneur Harry Kelsey (1879-1957) plunged into the Florida land boom when he purchased some 30,000 acres north of West Palm Beach in 1919. In time he came to own over 100,000 acres--more land than anyone else in Palm Beach County. Kelsey planned agricultural industries for the area and hired the Massachusetts landscape architects, the Olmsted Brothers, as well as John Nolan of Boston, to design the development. Believed to be Florida's first zoned community, Kelsey designed the city for working people, not retirees or the wealthy. At the time the first lots were offered at auction, Kelsey had invested some million dollars in the city."u| https://www.jamesarsenault.com/pages/books/5619/jeff-morgan-composer/kelsey-city-u-s-a-waltz-song;

650 0 a| Popular musicy| 1921-1930v| Scores.=| ^A286978;

650 0 a| Songs with pianov| Scores.=| ^A35756;

651 0 a| Kelsey City (Fla.)v| Songs and musicv| Scores.?| UNAUTHORIZED;

651 0 a| Kelsey City (Fla.)v| Pictorial works.?| UNAUTHORIZED;

650 0 a| Uncle Sam (Symbolic character)v| Pictorial works.=| ^A693628;

650 0 a| Palmsv| Pictorial works.=| ^A58793;

650 0 a| Archesv| Pictorial works.=| ^A827866;

650 0 a| Dwellingsv| Pictorial works.=| ^A38228;

650 0 a| Sailboatsv| Pictorial works.=| ^A15498;

650 0 a| Steamboatsv| Pictorial works.=| ^A15462;

650 0 a| Oceanv| Pictorial works.=| ^A1181368;

650 0 a| Girlsv| Pictorial works.=| ^A33853;

650 0 a| Sheet music.=| ^A689283;

700 1 a| Kelsey, Harry S.,e| dedicatee.?| UNAUTHORIZED;

830 0 a| Sheet Music Collection (Popular 1900-1929)?| UNAUTHORIZED;

994 a| C0b| ERE;

596 a| 3;

998 a| 6736684;

Kelsey City, U.S.A. : waltz song / by Jeff Morgan.

Author/creator	Morgan, Jeff composer, lyricist.
Other author	Kelsey, Harry S., dedicatee.
Format	Musical Score
Publication	West Palm Beach, Florida : Kelsey City Sales Office, East Coast Finance Corporation, ©1924.
Description	1 score (5 pages, 1 unnumbered page) ; 31 cm.
Subjects	Popular music--1921-1930. --Scores. Songs with piano--Scores. Uncle Sam (Symbolic character)--Pictorial works. Palms--Pictorial works. Arches--Pictorial works. Dwellings--Pictorial works. Sailboats--Pictorial works. Steamboats--Pictorial works. Ocean--Pictorial works. Girls--Pictorial works. Sheet music. Kelsey City (Fla.)--Songs and music. --Scores. Kelsey City (Fla.)--Pictorial works.

Variant title	First line of text: "Uncle Sam's" got a little "tot"
Variant title	First line of chorus: City Florida! da!
Series	Sheet Music Collection (Popular 1900-1929) Sheet Music Collection (Popular 1900-1929) UNAUTHORIZED
Abstract	"Rare sheet-music advertising a 1920s development in present-day Kelsey Park, Florida... Boston entrepreneur Harry Kelsey (1879-1957) plunged into the Florida land boom when he purchased some 30,000 acres north of West Palm Beach in 1919. In time he came to own over 100,000 acres--more land than anyone else in Palm Beach County. Kelsey planned agricultural industries for the area and hired the Massachusetts landscape architects, the Olmsted Brothers, as well as John Nolan of Boston, to design the development. Believed to be Florida's first zoned community, Kelsey designed the city for working people, not retirees or the wealthy. At the time the first lots were offered at auction, Kelsey had invested some million dollars in the city." https://www.jamesarsenault.com/pages/books/5619/jeff-morgan-composer/kelsey-city-u-s-a-waltz-song
General note	Song for voice and piano.
General note	Copyright by William M. Hansen.
General note	"Dedicated to Harry S. Kelsey, founder and owner of Kelsey City"--Caption.
General note	"Gateway to the world's winter play ground."
General note	"East Coast Finance Corporation ... Harry S. Kelsey, president; William M. Hansen, sales manager."
General note	Illustrated title page: blue/peach/white; swaying palm trees near an arch with the text, "Welcome to Kelsey City" under which a road leads to homes by the sea, sailboat and steamship in the distant ocean, and in the foreground, Uncle Sam and a young girl with a Kelsey City sash hold hands; inset image of a beach scene with people lounging or playing in the ocean.
General note	Page 2 blank. Full-page publicity story about Kelsey City on unnumbered page.
General note	Key: G major.

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