Exchange Reports Bright Business in Florida Citrus Trade
Exchange official reports show improved business across markets with higher citrus prices. Earl Lines notes stronger activity in auto output, retail and real estate, while E. E. Patterson cites March gains in Florida oranges and grapefruit driven by good fruit quality and controlled shipments.
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Control Plan for Citrus Crops Across States Declared Legal
The court ruled a one cent per box assessment on 10 000 boxes in Lake Fern Groves too trivial for an injunction and allowed national control measures to proceed. Florida and northern trade officials expect the amended license to enable prorated shipments next season under a national coordinator, stabilizing prices amid bumper crops and fostering cooperation among growers and shippers.
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Florida Control Committee
U S C A Survey Shows Planting Intentions for Florida
U S Department of Agriculture reports to H A Marks indicate Florida will plant less corn peanuts and tobacco this year. Acreage for cowpeas white potatoes and oats should rise while sweet potatoes change little. Nationally corn and tobacco declines contrast with gains in other crops. Florida tobacco plantings drop 10 percent from 1933 and overall trends show reduced corn and tobacco nationwide with increases in other crops.
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United States Department of Agriculture
H. A. Marks
Washington
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Warns Poultry Growers Against Fake Remedies
A Federal FDA veterinary official warns poultry growers that there is no cure for cocci diosis in chicks. Disease spread comes from contaminated food water and soil. Proper sanitation prevents reinfection. fake veterinary remedies have been banned and are not effective.
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H. E. Moskey
Federal Food and Drug Administration
150 Children Need Homes For Summer
The Children's Home Society of Florida seeks families to host about 150 homeless children aged six to sixteen for the summer from June to September. Families will provide care and some work in return. the society also urgently needs clothing, shoes, and food. Write Marcus C. Fagg in Jacksonville or visit Jacksonville, Lakeland, or Pensacola Receiving Homes.
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Lakeland
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Land
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