Hunters Reach Deep Into Everglades on 20 Mile Expedition
Kennedy of Eustis and Westbrook of Clermont led a hunt into the Everglades under guides and a tor. They traveled twenty miles south into the heart of the Glades and pressed further for a rare hunting experience. Two new citizens, Dr. T Takalashi and son Nelson, arrived from Japan with business ties in Clermont. Howey in the Hills plans a buffalo barbecue on January 12 to rally support for a gubernatorial bid.
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Kennedy
Eustis
F. Westbrook
Clermont
Everglades
Tamiami Ills
Westgok
Glades
Japan
T. Takalashi
Nelson
University of Florida
Gainesville
Takalashi
Howey-in-the-Hills
Buffalo
W. J. Howey
Mr. Howey
Campaigns Grow as Local Groups Seek New Directors
A writing requirement for directors in a Republican community prompts monthly county meetings. Booster Division adds new members after December, including Mrs. J. Ray Arnold and others. Lake county shows November fuel use with gasoline at 368,762 gallons and kerosene at 50,104, up from October. Editor Andrews highlights beauty of koelreuteria trees, noting their success in Lake county and at Mount Dora Topic editor Edith Edeburn Keller's home with trees from a research program.
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Chamber of A
J. Ray Arnold
Groveland
Louis Haubt
Brooklyn
N. Y
W. S. Blevin
Clermont
C. O. Roe
S. H. Bowman
H. W. Shepard
Iiam Blackburn
M. H. Wagner
Friend
Mount Dora
George W. Fisel
Cassia
L. Blydenstine
Leesburg
W. H. Bayless
Grand Island
W. J. Rogers
Tavares
Lake County
Andrews
The
Estero Eagle
Edith Edeburn Keller
Experimen
Expert bid analysis shows superior imagination and timing
The article argues the expert bidder Z has everything. It analyzes a hand where Z bids diamond then spade then heart to force a winning contract, illustrating superior judgment, imagination, and precise timing that surpass ordinary players.
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Diamonds
Persnen
Pial
Iike
Lake County News Briefs Catch Up On Local Events
Lake County merchants seek central selling for produce while turkeys and venison were reported from Gulf Hammock. George Washington Bicentennial plans in Eustis gain a chairman Geena eee Frank of Eustis chairs. Clermont Chamber promotes new folder. Fountain Inn in Eustis opens New Years Day with Lester Roberts in charge. New Smyrna women donate monthly to Chamber and school lunch program.
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Lake County
Chamber of One
O. W. Smith
Astatula
Geena Eee Frank
Eustis
Genera Enares
George Ashington
Washington
Owen
H.C. Hotaling
National Editorial Association
St. Paul
Minn
Land O’ Lakes
Lester Roberts
Lenox
Mass
Frank Watermann
New York City
Woman’s Clubs
New Smyrna
Florida
Chamber of Commerce
Divide Your Food Dollar Division of a Five Person Family Budget
The Bureau of Home Economics of the Department of Agriculture urges dividing one dollar into five parts for a family of five. It lists suggested shares for milk and cheese, vegetables and fruit, bread and cereals, fats and sugar, and meat fish and eggs. The ration aims to meet body needs with a safety margin and can be sustained long term according to the leaflet.
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Bureau of Home Economics
Department of Agriculture
Bureau
Flor ida Truck and Garden Insects Bulletin
A new bulletin reports on insects affecting Florida trucks and gardens. It outlines common pests, their impact on crops, and suggested control measures for growers and landscapers.
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Florida
Washington Resigns Command After Revolutionary War
On December 23 1783 George Washington surrendered his commission as Commander in Chief to Congress at the Maryland State House in a moving ceremony. He praised his officers and army, appealed for divine blessing, and prepared to retire to Mount Vernon after eight hard years of war.
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Continental Congress
Revolutionary Army
Mount Vernon
America
United States
Cornwallis
Yorktown
Washington
Congress
Newburgh
Paris
Clinton
New York City
Fraunce’s Tavern
Philadelphia
Annapolis
Mariner
Maryland State House
Secretary of Congress
General Mifflin
Maryland Gazette
Silver Springs Hosts Unique Snake Institute
In Silver Springs Florida the Florida Reptile Institute is established with Prof E Ross Allen as managing director and Dr C H MacDonald as research director. The institute features open air exhibition pits housing rattlesnakes and other venomous species and aims to be a national center for zoological study and information for students and visitors.
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Silver Springs
Florida
Florida Reptile Institute
E. Ross Allen
C. H. MacDonald
Miami
Allen
MacDonald
North
South America
North America
Christmas program charms Zellwood church crowd
The community Christmas tree event at the Zellwood Methodist Church drew a large audience last Wednesday night. The program featured songs readings and a pantomime by local children ending with Santa Claus and gift distribution. Credits were given to Estelle King and the teachers for organizing the event.
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Methodist Church
Santa Claus
Rev
Carlton
Darrell McSwain
Ruth Osborn
Jesus
McGraw
Dorothy Morton
Elsie Brown
Inez McWhorter
Margaret
Epworth League
Christmas at King home and a city gathering
The article details family Christmas celebrations at the J. W. King home with gifts and refreshments of ice cream and cake. It lists visiting relatives from Leesburg and Forest City, other Christmas dinners across several homes, local revival meetings led by Rev. Samuel Thomas and Rev. Nater, and various social visits and activities in Zellwood and nearby communities.
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Samuel Thomas
Nater
Indianapolis
Christmas Visitors and Dining Highlights Across Florida
Christmas guests are noted in multiple Florida locales. Mr and Mrs James Vincent hosted as Mrs Hall offered a salad course with rolls fruit cake and coffee. Mary Wilkins and grandson Norton visited relatives in Jacksonville. The Home ec group at Hall included Mrs Horace Hall Marguerite from Umatilla and Lola Kennedy from Sorrento. Vincent family shared Christmas with Cecil Hookin in Orlando. Dixie Royal and sister Mrs Geo Griffin visited in Auburndale while meeting Emory Miley in town. William Wie and family spent Sunday with relatives in Coleman.
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James ’Vincent
Mary Wilkins
Norton Wilkins
Jacksonville
Mr. Foy
Hall
Horace Hall
Marguerite
Umatilla
Lola Kennedy
Sorrento
C. E. Walker
James Vincent
Cecil Hookin Orlando
Dixie Royal
Orlando
Mrs. Royal
Geo. L. Griffin
Auburndale
Cooperative marketing debated by Oklahoma Cotton Growers editor
H. J. Denton, editor of Oklahoma Cotton Growers, argues in a radio address that cooperative marketing is fundamental or unsound. He says if wrong it must be condemned and if right it should gain support from bankers merchants and professionals in the South.
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H. J. Denton
Oklahoma Cotton Growers
South
Economic position improves with lower production costs
The brief OCR passage indicates the current economic position is better than a year ago, attributed mainly to reduced production costs. It notes improvement and possible factors but lacks specific figures or named entities.
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