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Mount Dora Topic

Location

Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1928

Page

8

Orlando area citrus grove and home sale listings

Florida soil health is discussed along with multiple real estate offerings. A five acre tangerine grove on Orlando Road is listed at $1,000 per acre, with resale potential and options to remove trees for a cottage site facing Dixie Highway No. 2. A stucco bungalow priced to attract quick sale lists at $4,250 with $3,000 mortgage option, ten orange trees, fireplace, built in features, and good wiring. Additional notes describe local road development, a 40 acre tract with seven year old grove rising in value as County road work proceeds, and a school-adjacent lot offered at $2,250.

Orlando Road Dixie Highway No. 2 Orange County Mount Dora Sorrento Deland Bank of Mount Dora

Hints to Housewives on Preserving Fresh Fruit Juices

Practical guidance on preserving fruit juices discusses pasteurization risks and methods, cold storage, sealing, and the pros and cons of chemical preservatives. It notes that pasteurizing can kill yeasts and molds but may not destroy all microbes, and that storing juices in sealed containers can extend shelf life, with frozen storage offering indefinite preservation.

Brevard County to Boost Fall and Spring Truck Farming

Brevard County plans an organized push to expand agricultural activity in fall and spring. County Agent W R Briggs and the chamber of commerce will form regional farmer groups, aiming for a unified association. A 100 acre Canaveral area near Cocoa will be used for truck farming this fall, with W C Braddock leasing land on the peninsula. Belgian cement pricing is discussed in Tampa, and a survey for the Jackson Bluff project will precede water impounding on the Ocklochnee river.

Florida Florida Grand Opera Association David Sholtz State Chamber of Commerce Brevard County W. R. Briggs Chamber of Commerce Melbourne Cocoa Titusville Canaveral W. C. Braddock Sebastian Cocoa Tribune Tampa Florida Portland Cement Company Hooker’s Point Uceta Atlantic Coast Line Tampa Tribune Ocklochnee Jackson Bluff Florida Times- Union

Residents visit. resignations and obituaries noted

Mr and Mrs Clarence Estey and Erma visited Orlando on Monday. Chas Blow resigned at Pinecrest. Ed Lyles of Alta Vista succeeds him. News arrives of the death of Mrs Fanny Gould in Cavendish Vermont. she was sister to Mrs Chas Gay and well known here. Mrs Emma Lyman and her sons from Altamonte spent Tuesday with Mrs Lilla Lightfoot.

Clarence Estey Erma Orlando Chas. Blow Pinecrest Ed. Lyles Alta Vista Cavendish, Vt Fanny Gould Emma Lyman

Oil well project at Kissingen Springs abandoned

Florida This Week reports that the Kissingen Springs oil drilling venture begun a year ago by Heckscher of New York and Irwin A Yarnell of Highland Park near Lake Wales has been abandoned. Claude F. Palmer confirms the decision. The piece notes new vending machines being installed at St. Petersburg ice plants by Florida Power Corporation to push a self service ice system with three tier chutes and size specific blocks.

Kissingen Springs Heckscher New York Irwin A. Yarnell Highland Park Lake Wales Claude F. Palmer St. Petersburg Florida’. Power. Corporation

Mount Dora's Metal Tested After Bank Failure

Farmers and residents rally as Mount Dora faces a bank closure. The local column defends community resilience and credits leaders Simpson, Bidwell, Mallory, Jackson, Dickson and others for supporting First National Bank. Mount Dora vows to recover and move forward with strength.

Mount Dora Messrs. Simpson Bidwell Mallory Jackson Dickson First National Bank

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