Mount Dora High School Reaccredited for 1926 27
D D Roseborough of Mount Dora informs Principal that Mount Dora High School has been accredited again for the 1926 27 year with full membership in the Southern Association. The school will receive a year's free subscription to the High School Quarterly and all Association publications. Irregularities noted: none.
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Gainesville
Fla
D. D. Roseborough
Mount Dora
Southern Association
Jackson
Mississippi
Mount Dora High School
Radios as Christmas gifts from Atwater-Kent and City Plumbing
Radios are popular Christmas gifts this year and a family friendly item that all can enjoy. Atwater-Kent is highlighted as a leading radio name, with City Plumbing Company offering a large display and demonstrations to help shoppers choose.
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Atwater-Kent
City Plumbing Company
Atwater Kent Produces Millionth Radio Set
Atwater Kent factories in Philadelphia celebrate producing a millionth radio receiving set at 3:45 pm Friday December 3. Mr. Kent tests the unit as thousands of employees observe with cameras rolling. The event includes a dinner dance for 500 executives and the display of the first set and the millionth side by side for exhibit.
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Atwater Kent
Philadelphia
Kent
Klieg
Tte
Comsmany
Atwaterton
Mr. Kent
Argentina Seasons Reversed South of Equator Explain Farm Shifts
The National Association of Farm Equipment Manufacturers notes South America’s growing season opposite to the Northern Hemisphere. U S farmers face a need for re equipment programs to boost output while reducing hired labor costs. Contesters, county agents, banks and farm bookkeepers can help locate efficiency leaks.
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U. S
South America
Research Department
The
National Association of Farm Equipment Manufacturers
Hired hands cost more as farms raise wages
Farm wages rise as farmers pay more to attract workers amid competition from road building and auto plants. Modern equipment lets farms boost pay, drawing workers away from traditional farming into higher paying industries.
52 000 Acres For Chewing Gum Flavor
Chewing gum has spread worldwide as laws shift nation by nation. Manufacturers in Indiana and Oregon grow the crop with modern tillage. This year 52 000 acres produced 518 000 pounds of oil in Indiana alone.
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National Association of Farm Equipment
Indiana
Oregon
Cigarette Use Boosted by War and Auto Growth
The text suggests wartime conditions and the rise of automobiles have given cigarettes a large boost in popularity. It mentions a lasting impact, noting concerns about health and marketing influence, with references to consumer trends and industry behavior during distinct periods.
Binder Knotter Inventor Honored by Wisconsin Society
The Wisconsin Historical Society honored John F. Appleby, inventor of the self knotter used on binders worldwide, as a tablet unveiling along Highway 12 highlighted the achievement. The device moved farmers from backbreaking hand binding to wire to twine advancement.
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The
Wisconsin Historical Society
John F. Appleby
Highway No. 12
Fanning Mill Prospects Highlight Farm Equipment
The National Association of Farm Equipment Manufacturers says a gas engine powered fanning mill can earn good winter income on farms. Northwestern states battle dockage from unmanaged weeds causing losses in grain grading, threshing costs, and feed value.
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National Association of Farm Equipment Manufacturers
Erosion drains farm soil worth millions urges terracing
The U S Department of Agriculture reports farmers lose about 126 billion pounds of soil annually valued at 200 million dollars. Tractor drawn terracing tools could stop the erosion and turn losses into higher yields, according to the Manufacturers. Consult state agricultural college county agents or the U S Department of Agriculture for bulletins.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Research Department
National Association of Farm Equipment Manufacturers
State Agricultural College
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Grinding fodder kills corn borer feeding profit
The National Association of Farm Equipment Manufacturers suggests using a feed grinder to eradicate European corn borer. Cut corn at ground level, then silage or shred the stover to stop multiplication, and grind the whole bundle with oats or alfalfa to balance rations for sheep dairy cows or beef.
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National Association of Farm Equipment Manufacturers
Queen Marie Visits Exposition in Portland Milk Scene
A royal visitor from Roumania, Queen Marie, is honored in Portland during the Pacific International Live Stock Exposition. Mrs. Minnie Miller, director of the show, orders milk for the royal party as the event showcases livestock and dignitaries from Idaho and beyond.
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Idaho
Roumania
Marie
Portland
Minnie Miller
National president of implement dealers named
C P Peters of Iowa elected president of the National Federation of Implement Dealer Associations with H Hodge of Kansas as secretary. The article notes dealers in four states now belong to state, regional, or national bodies and highlights their service beyond sales.
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Newl
Nationa Federation of Implement Dealer Association
Iowa
H. Hodge
Kansas
Dooley Takes Over New Service Station in Fort Pierce
C C Dooley automobile dealer closes deal to take over the corner of Liberty and Highland avenue for a service station. The plan emphasizes high class Hudson and Essex service with prompt workmanship. Fort Pierce bids opened for construction on the Dixie Highway from Fort Pierce onward.
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Cc. C. Dooley
Liberty and
Highland Avenue
Hudson and Essex
Fort Pierce
Dixie H Way
Mt. Dera
Reine
Lake County
Eustis
Movida
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Jos. Roemerr
Sam G. Ragsdale
Ford
Esevess Ee
Argentina
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Eee
Weenall
Sidel’s Mat
Florida
Bing
Chewi
Billie
Caine
Rman
Queen Marie
Guernsey
Yeomin
Babette
Fountain Inn
Telephone
Edward. Higgins
Atlantic
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