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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1934
Page
5
The Orlando fair will feature a Midway Carnival with rare acts and dazzling show lights. Unique displays include four Ferris wheels, a Caterpillar ride for kids, a magic revue Vanities, and daring acts with a grand fireworks finale after evening performances.
Florida Experiment Station announces Florida 191 a new sweet corn variety bred from northern sweet lines and southern dent types to improve yield and suitability for local growing. Seed available for trial from Gainesville with requests for results. The piece also includes a boosterist note contrasting optimism and progress.
County citrus agents and state extension leaders outline a program for the coming year focusing on high quality fruit and cost reduction. Demonstrations with leading growers will show best practices from the state station, including pest control, soil management, fertilization, irrigation, and improved picking and packing to prevent decay.
The Federal Land Bank of Columbia, South Carolina will close over 8 million dollars in loans during January. Through January 26, 4,927 loans totaling 7,813,084 have closed, averaging about 200 loans daily at roughly 1600 dollars each.
The University of Florida College of Agriculture joins with the State Marketing Bureau and civic groups to urge Floridians to observe agricultural food products during February 5 to 10. The program highlights sub tropical and non citrus fruits such as avocado, mango, papaya, pineapple, banana, sapodilla, guava and many others, alongside Florida honey and other crops to boost state income and promote consumption.
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