Bounded by Fessenden to the north and west, Charleston to the east and a line approximately two-thirds of the way to Smith. The Cedar Park station on the St. Johns line was located adjacent to the park.
[In article discussing bonds for a city park] Cedar Park, a small tract controlled by the street railway company, is the only park in or near St. Johns. [It is mentioned as a possible future city park.]
[In article discussing bonds for a city park] It is announced that Cedar Park can be had for $10,000. It is the property of the streetcar company and is located in the heart of St. John (sic).
[Article makes it clear that the park was open for the 1908 season and had been renovated somewhat.]
Cedar Park, one of the old landmarks, is being cleared up and will be sold out in town lots.
The Associated Savings Co., who own the Cedar Park tract of 10 acres on the St. Johns car line, will plat the same into 120 lots 25x100 feet each and will place the same on the market. This tract will be handled by W. H. Morehouse & Co., and will be ready for the market in a short time.
Advertisement by W. H. Morehouse Investment Co. advertising lots in Cedar Park, “the old St. Johns land mark” for $250 and up: $25 down and $10 per month.