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Mount Dora Topic

Location

Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1936

Page

8

Past Presidents Help Lake County Chamber Reflect on Leaders

The Lake County Chamber of Commerce lists former presidents dating from 1920 including G. G. Ware of Leesburg, H. C. Duncan of Tavares, L. D. Edge of Groveland, and C. O. Roe of Clermont. It notes Ware’s long service, Roe’s continued civic ties, and the ongoing contribution of past presidents to the chamber’s growth as Florida’s largest commercial organization.

Sergiee Igon Florida Chamber Commerce Gilbert Leach Leesburg Pian G. G. Ware Folloy Tavares Igon Duncan L. D. Edge Groveland Lake County R. P. Burton Emeralda Edge Burton Florida Citrus Exchange Florida Citrus C. O. Roe Clermont George E. Hosmer Eustis Lake Ft. Myers Lake County Chamber of Commerce B. F. Hargis Umatilla P. Johnson County Chamber of Commerce Lake County Chamber of Commercce

Florida offering farms to drought stricken families

P Cone, Democratic nominee, proposes Florida house sites for thousands of drought victims. The plan includes federal transportation to Florida and use of idle land to rebuild agricultural livelihoods, enabling a fresh start for destitute families. Florida would match the effort with its extensive idle lands to aid their recovery.

Florida Roosevelt Drouth P. Cone Cone Grouth

Economists Study Cost of Getting Citrus to Market

State Agricultural Extension Service and Agricultural Adjustment Administration study the full cost for Florida citrus producers from harvest to market. Led by Dr. H. G. Hamilton with D. E. Timmons assisting, the project analyzes harvesting packing shipping by truck rail and boat.

Florida State Agricultural Extension Service Agricultural Adjustment Administration H. G. Hamilton D. E. Timmons Extension Service

Everglades Among Nations New Park Land Additions

Three new areas join Nat’s park system as Everglades stands unique among parks. Dr R H Saelee notes the Everglades as primeval, with mangrove forests, manatee and abundant tropical birds. Big Bend and Isle Royale offer isolation and arid to subalpine landscapes with cross border park collaboration discussed.

Everglades R. H. Saeee Brazil Congo Florida Everglades Ten Thousand Islands Gulf of Mexico Izaak Walton Tamiami Trail Key West Everglades National Park Isle Royale Lake Superior Keweewaw Peninsula Michigan Big Bend Texas Rio Grande Chisos Chicoc

Florida writers featured in Saturday Evening Post

Three South Florida writers are represented in a recent issue of the Saturday Evening Post. Price Day of Fort Lauderdale contributes a story titled Somewhere the Sun is Shining. Marjory Stoneman Douglas supplies a story named Out of the Terror of the Night and The Big Flying Boats by Murney Mintzer of Miami explores aviation under Pan American Airways.

South Florida Saturday Evening Post Florida Price Day Fort Lauderdale Marjory Stoneman Douglass Pan- American Airways Murney Mintzer Miami

Montverde School Reports Doubled Reservation List

Montverde School announces a growing enrollment as it begins its service year from third grade through high school. The non profit aims to provide affordable Bible based education and practical training, with no discrimination. The twenty fifth anniversary will be marked in April during the annual track meet with details to follow. Dr. and Mrs. H P Carpenter remain as principal and lady principal, returning September first to finalize plans.

Montverde School H. P. Carpenter North Carolina Montverde

Florida Citrus Industry Stabilized Says Gentile in Orlando

Lawrence Gentile, a leading Florida citrus grower, credits editors and a united press for ending discord in the state’s citrus leadership. He highlights a Florida Citrus Commission, Federal Marketing Agreement, anti green fruit law, advertising fund, rail freight rate relief, proration flexibility, grade standards, and a statewide press coalition as key outcomes. Gentile urges making these emergency laws permanent to safeguard the industry.

Florida Lawrence Gentile Orlando Florida Citrus Commission Gentile Commission Press of

John Alsop to Speak at Lake County Chamber Annual Meeting

Jacksonville mayor John T. Alsop Jr. will address the Lake County Chamber of Commerce at the annual meeting on Thursday October 14. The event, held at the Lake County Recreational Center between Mount Dora Eustis and Tavares, reflects Alsop known as The Mayor of Florida for his service to the state.

John T. Alsop, Jr Jacksonville Lake County Florida Alsop

Abundant Laws Spar Over Useful Rules

A reflective note on the abundance of laws highlights public frustration with overregulation and the sense that many statutes fail to address practical needs, prompting calls for reform.

Mosquito Flight Durations Mentioned in Folklore

An old remark claims a mosquito can fly fourteen hours straight while most mosquitoes supposedly pause after about forty hours of activity. The figures reflect local saying rather than scientific data and are not supported by entomology.

Inheritance Tax Prophecy For Future Generations

The remark suggests future generations will worry less about hereditary tax rates and more about the taxes they themselves inherit. It contrasts concerns over legacy levies with impending fiscal burdens seen as inheritable by descendants.

Those Kicking About the New Deal Share Prosperity

The remark notes that critics of the New Deal are among its strongest beneficiaries, implying shared prosperity across supporters and detractors as reforms take effect.

Florida National Forests pay $81594 to U S Treasury

A total of 81594 was paid into the Treasury from Florida National Forests for grazing trespass settlements and special uses during the year ended June 30 1936. Of this sum 28557 goes back to Florida counties for schools and roads plus 10 percent for state road building. Osceola unit yields 66165.68 from timber sales, 81 percent of Florida total.

Treasury United States National Forests of Florida Frank A. Albert Forest Service Albert Choctawhatchee Okaloosa Santa Rosa Walton Apalachicola Franklin Liberty Ocala Lake Marion Putman Osceola Baker Columbia

Garden chores for warm weather in Florida gardens

Florida horticulturist John V. Watkins outlines late summer steps for chrysanthemums marigolds torenias and other annuals. He advises staking to protect plants watering and bi weekly fertilizing controlling leaf spot with copper compounds and dusting pests with arsenate of lead or tobacco dust. He also notes sowing marigolds and starting cuttings to extend color into autumn and mentions a humorous closing remark on government lotteries.

John V. Watkins University of Florida College of Agriculture Watkins Harmony

Wife agrees husband remained a fool after marriage

A man admitted to his wife that he was a fool when they wed and she agreed, saying he had not changed at all.

Gus van Tambel Jane

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