Audubon Society Plans 30th Florida Meeting at Rollins
Rollins College hosts the Florida Audubon Society 30th annual meeting on March 7 and 8 with a large slate of conservationists and ornithologists. Speakers include Alden H. Hadley Dr Eugene Swope and C C Woodward plus Margaret Bodine who will show bird life motion pictures. Alfred J Hanna chairs local arrangements with Mrs W F Blackman and R J Longstreet assisting.
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Rollins College
Florida Audubon Society
Alden H. Hadley
National Association of Audubon Societies
Eugene Swope
Roosevelt Bird Sanctuary
Long Island
N. Y
C. C. Woodward
Florida
Margaret Bodine
Philadelphia
Maitland
Winter Park
Alfred J. Hanna
W. F. Blackman
Society
R. J. Longstreet
Florida Naturalist
Shell Fish Expenses Cut By Commissioner
Shell Fish Commissioner E. C. Strickland announced a $1025 monthly saving in Florida government operations mainly in the western part of the state. He said the department will not be reorganized, but will improve service and remove unnecessary floating equipment while redistributing manpower. St. Marks properties will cost about $350 monthly versus $1500 previously, as workers transfer to needed hatchery duties. He rejected claims that the department maintains a Navy or craft for his entertainment.
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Florida
Shell Fish
E. C. Strickland
Strickland
Clermont winter visitors and local society notes
Mrs. S. SS. Soule and Mrs. Nercy Chilson spend the winter in Clermont and were guests of Mrs. Julia Howard. Addison M. Brown and Pamellia of Lansing Mich. visited their cousins Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brown. Several residents including Mrs. R D Tees Mrs Harriet Parkhurst R D Crain and Charles Doubleday are homebound by illness. The Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Estey’s to plan a bazaar and supper set for Friday February 28. Clarence Estey and daughter Mary spent Sunday with friends in Orlando. The Tallahassee Daily Democrat notes there is no crime wave in Leon County according to records which may influence a Florida legislative special session. The piece questions continuing the Okaloochee area status for another year.
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Addison M. Brown
Pamellia
Lansing, Mich
Henry Brown
Ladies Aid Society
Clarence Fstey
Leon
Tallahassee
Start Crop Year With Inventory Advises Noble
Dr. C. V. Noble of the Florida Experiment Station urges Florida farmers to begin 1930 with a farm inventory. He notes dates vary by operation, lists resources and liabilities, and explains inventory as net worth and a basis for credit and insurance planning. Free leaflets on inventory methods are available by request.
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C. V. Noble
Florida Experiment Station
WRUF
Noble
Department of Agriculture Economics of
Florida
Police Chiefs Launch Nationwide Crime Statistics Project
The International Association of Police Chiefs starts a nationwide effort to collect crime data from rural communities. Monthly city reports will feed into authoritative national crime statistics with annual studies, aiming to boost police effectiveness and deter crime.
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International Association of Police Chiefs
United States
Scotland Yard
Paris
No clear subject found in tax protest fragment
The excerpt shows a skeptical attitude toward taxes and a fear of social institutions. It references gas tax, a Supreme Court decision, and a humorous misgiving about prohibition and crime, but no identifiable persons, events, or organizations.
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Supreme Court
Processing and Bottling Fresh Fruit Juices
Step by step guide to making and preserving citrus and other fruit juices. Includes orange grapefruit grape and punch blends. Covers heating to pasteurization temperatures 165 170 and 175 degrees F and methods to exclude air for shelf stability.
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Rangpur
Seville
United States Department of Agriculture
Merchandise export trade continues growth
Exports of U S merchandise in calendar year 1929 totaled 5 248 483 000 dollars, up from 5 128 356 000 the year before by 120 127 000, and the second largest year on record aside from 1916–1920 abnormal years. Finished manufactures led growth, with January–November sales at 2 350 642 000 dollars, 49 6 percent of total exports.
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United States
Department of Commerce
Treasure Mining Company Forms in Florida to Seek Pirates’ Gold
The Treasure Mining Company is organized in Florida to search for pirate treasure and hidden riches. The article asserts abundant untapped gold in the state, embedded in its culture of citrus, crops, livestock, and vegetables, and notes the company aims to go beyond mere treasure hunting.
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Florida
Sdck
Mrs Lucinda Griffin obituary and Florida travel tale
Obituary for Lucinda Townsend Griffin who died in Tangerine Florida aged 87. Born May 12 1842 in Yarmouth Nova Scotia she lived in Iowa Florida and Massachusetts. Funeral in Tangerine Congregational Church with pallbearers listed and interment in Tangerine Cemetery. Extended notes include a motor trip at 86 and survivor details. Separate clipped items note Federal Trade Commission cigarette ads, Byrd ice pack delay, and Chicago municipal finances in decline.
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Er Son
M. Donor Griffin
Brighton
Mass
RE. W. Chamberlain
H. H. Chamberlain
Ernest Chamberlain
Huestis Eddy
Nathan Hale
M. W. Simpson
Lucinda Townsend
Yarmouth
Nova Scotia
Waukon
Iowa
John Griffin
Florida
Griffin
Notice to Creditors of John Finzel Estate
Notice to creditors legatees distributees and all persons with claims or demands against the estate of John Finzel deceased are notified to present their claims and demands promptly as required by law.
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John Finzel
Notice of Estate Claims Deadlines and Executrix Appointment
The notice sets January 10, 1930 as the deadline to file claims against the estate of John Finzel with executrix Fannie Finzel. Claims must be sworn as required by law. Dated January 9, 1929, Mt. Dora Florida.
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Fannie Finzel
John Finzel
P. O
Mt. Dora
Fla
Notice for Publication Edith H Kimball Mount Dora FL
Edith H Kimball of Mount Dora Florida filed in Gainesville on January 30 1929 an application for purchase under the May 21 1928 act for Lots 11 12 13 and 15 in a Gainesville land office notice dated January 24 1930.
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Department OF the Interior
United States Land Office
Gainesville
Florida
Edith H. Kimball
Mount Dora
Record of Claim and Protest Notice
A notice from the Register in Gainewvile states a protest or objection must be filed by a specified date regarding a claim recorded in the 14,676 2 feet fier ee record tithe holder. The first publication appears below.
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Rontain
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Audubon Society
Rollins
Harriet Parkhurst
R. D. Crain
Charles Doubleday
Clarence “Estey
Mary
Orlando
Hoover
Congress
Washington
Mrs, Lucinda Griffin
Walter
Federal Trade Commission
Federal Commission
Byrd
Chicago
Rehbaum & Co
Chrysler
Lake County
THE
Auto Inn CO
Eustis, Fla
Petersburg
Virginia
General Assembly of Virginia
North Carolina
Blakely
Roanoke River
Petersburg Railroad
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
Carolinas
Georgia
Alabama
Atlantic Coast Line
the Standard Railroad of the South
Athantie Coal Line
Conlink Consistment Company
Petersburg Teaitread Company
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