A newspaper advertisement that ran in the November 18, 1925 edition of the Miami News listed Pompano’s selling points:
Sixteen miles of paved roads
Fine oiled road leading to the Atlantic Ocean beach
The best bathing beach on the East Coast
Good drainage system
Best water on East Coast
Good dairying possibilities
Good stock raising opportunities
A territory that produces more vegetable than any East Coast section
Population of 1,750, as compared with 733 in 1923
A good school
Two good churches, bank, bakery, doctors, department store, three meat markets, several grocery stores and billiard parlor
Crate and insecticide business
A number of developments employing hundreds of men
Newspaper plant with first class job printing equipment
Active Woman’s Club
Active Chamber of Commerce with paid secretary
Three garages, lumber yards, telephones, electric light plant
Nine filling stations
A Postal Telegraph office
A Western Union Telegraph office
Several good hotels under construction
Fishing sport of great interest to anglers
Deer, wild turkey and plenty of birds in season
Several subdivisions of wonderful development
Tax roll, 1925, $5,000,000