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Mount Dora Topic

Location

Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1934

Page

4

Diverse Observations on Society and Weather in 1930s America

A collage of notes reflecting social norms and curiosities, from industry energy and soap codes to education, birthrates, and college value. It mentions a hot wave in the Midwest, a boy’s role in his family, and the weather bureau's record dry year. It also highlights Florida tax collections, the Uncle Remus Highway plan, and Florida tourism advertising boosting state Come-back.

U. S. Weather Bureau The Weather Bureau Miami Beach Uncle Remus Washington Florida Macon Tiftons Ga.) Gazette Greensboro Charlotte N. C Spartanburg Greenville Anderson S.C Athens Madison Eatonton Augusta Chronille All Peninsular

Financial recovery upbeat across major cities cited

A nationwide survey shows municipalities restoring financial health with reduced debt and back pay, led by Chicago Philadelphia and San Francisco reporting improved conditions. Florida expands home demonstration and county agents boosting agriculture, family life, and New Deal goals as tourism and industry promise growth.

Philadelphia San Francisco Union Florida Fort Pierce Tribune

Town council to furnish lights for new athletic field

The town council approves lighting for a section of the new athletic field. The system will use a pay meter to supply current, ensuring healthful outdoor recreation for youths and keeping them closer to home.

Savannah Morning News urges Floridians to learn their state

The Savannah Morning News urges Georgians to acquaint themselves with their own state, noting that visitors and natives alike lack local knowledge. Chambers of Commerce hold data on resources, but residents’ understanding of Florida’s advantages remains sketchy and should improve to better serve the community.

Savannah Floorida Chambers of Commerce Florida

Stars In Their Course spark interest in Mount Dora book

The Mount Dora Library feature highlights Sir James Jeans The Stars In Their Course as a non technical introductory astronomy work illustrated with sky maps and photographs. The piece notes the book broadens horizons and invites discussion. It also mentions Florida rush grass sold for northern factories and a nostalgic banker question.

Perry B. James Mount Dora James J. Jeans Florida Ocean Flagler County

Mount Dora pests and garden notes from Mr Tees

Mr Tees of Winchendon Massachusetts recalls last spring in Mount Dora the invasion of blind mosquitoes and pests. He reports drier weather then rain revived gardens with Golden Bantam corn blueberries and maple syrup treats. He mentions hope the A C L bridge is finished and notes light repairs by “Javens.” The letter from the Mount Dora Topic clipping precedes.

R. D. Tees Winchendon Mass Mount Dora New England Javens Mr. Tees Boston & Maine R. R Gardner

Millions Of Tiny Insects Annoy Spy Pond Residents

Arlington Mass residents near Spy Pond cope with swarms of tiny mosquito like insects. The Board of Health requested relief as the pests swarm over sidewalks and patios. State station in Geneva reports the bugs breed in water and are harmless to health. No practical extermination exists as chemicals would kill beneficial life. The insects do not bite.

Spy Pond Arlington Mass Board of Health For Relief William H. Bradley New York State Agricultural Experiment Station Geneva Board of Health

Poultrymen Laud Florida Findings On Paralysis Disease

Poultrymen nationwide congratulate the Florida Experiment Station for identifying the cause of fowl paralysis and leukemia in chickens. Letters from Maine, New Jersey, Virginia, Alabama, Louisiana, Missouri, Oklahoma, Michigan, Nebraska, Pennsylvania, Wyoming, Utah, Indiana, Iowa, Connecticut, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Ohio, New York, Minnesota and Maryland praise the breakthrough. A Missouri farm notes the solution will restore their ability to make a living.

United States Florida Experiment Station Maine New Jersey Virginia Alabama Louisiana Missouri Oklahoma Michigan Nebraska Pennsylvania Wyoming Utah Indiana Iowa Connecticut Kentucky Massachusetts Ohio New York Minnesota Maryland

Church Announcement at First Methodist Episcopal

Perry B. James pastor leads Bible School at 9 45 and morning service at 10 45. Attorney Thos H Cooley speaks on The Boy of Today and His Opportunities. Worth will meet each Sunday evichea 7 00 o'clock.

First Methodist Episcopal Church Perry B. James Thos. H. Cooley Worth

Community Church Bible School and Young People's Meeting

The Congregational church invites the public to Bible School at 10 00 a m and a Young People meeting at 6 30 p m led by Pastor David B Spencer.

Bible School Young People David B. Spencer

First Baptist Church Services Ad Renfroe Lambert Pastor

Corner Tenth and Tremain in Renfroe Lambert, pastor. Sunday school at 9 45 a m morning worship at 11 00 a m Baptist Young People at 7 00 p m Evening Worship 7 00 p m Mid week service Wednesday 8 00 p m You are cordially invited to worship with us at any or all of these services.

First Baptist Church Tenth and Tremain Renfroe Lambert Baptist Young Peoples Reo

Disease Devastates Florida Poultry Plant Findings

A Florida poultry plant reports a disease entering its operation six years ago, costing 50 to 60 percent of its flock. The firm has invested 20 years and significant equipment to produce and house five to six thousand layers, seeking university input and control methods. Mayo Foundation officials commented, and Dr Emmet, the Florida investigator, has been asked to print a review in German medical leaflets.

Mayo Foundation Emmet Florida Germany

Notice of Undelivered Dividends Mt Dora Florida 1934

J M Lee Florida comptroller issues notice to holders of undelivered dividend warrants from Bank of Mt Dora. Warrants will be cancelled and funds reabsorbed into general account unless recipients present certificate at the comptroller’s office in Tallahassee by a stated date. List includes numerous individual holders and entities across the state.

Torida J. M. Lee F . Calesie Pencaant Eee Florida Comptroller Tallahassee Fiorida Fe Wianion Ancera A. B. Altizer M. A. Bancroft C Beeman H. Blodgett Bowman Emily’. A. C Martha A. Cobb Tom Crawford P. .N. Call Bo Detten Hubert Coffey Louise Reed Dodg Fearon Bros Robt E. Foster Clara Franklin Lena Db. Hardman Florence Hopp Edith Hart, Deed Emma D. Javens A. P. Lewis Barniirt Hannah M. Lewig Ruth K. Milliken Floyd E . Morse Dora Band J. Williamson Treas Geo F. J. McDemott Wilson Nash James Aris Sadie Security Stock ‘Co Gussie Smith Fred W E. M. Stevenson Strider

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