Fragmented Mount Dora ad column with scattered quotes
A noisy OCR fragment from Mount Dora Florida lists advertising rates 35¢ an inch and 25¢ minimum, plus a jumble of quotes, notes on public office, Chamber of Commerce, and random trivia about wages, taxation, women, and historical references. Limited legible items mention Lake County and boxing together a collage of sentences with no coherent story or date.
Florida celery growers seek regulated marketing system
Florida celery growers urge a regulated marketing system to secure adequate returns. They cite a state marketing agreement similar to celery growers last season, noting 1935 shipments rose incomes to 4,035,000 dollars despite 1,100 fewer cars shipped than in 1934, due to orderly market movement.
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Florida
Jsho
Newspaper advertising proves most trusted in nationwide study
A national survey of over 5,000 people finds newspaper ads are viewed as more trustworthy than politicians or sales pitches and that newspapers increase interest and guide public opinion. The piece cites Winston Churchill praising newspapers and urges continued safety and forest-fire prevention efforts along with state campaigns for safer highways and conservation.
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Winston Churchill
Churchill
Florida
National Safety Council
Lis
Union
Asher Frank
Roosevelt
Arthur Brisbane on small newspapers shaping American thought
The piece argues that readers of smaller newspapers form a vital body of thinking Americans. Editors of these papers maintain an essential intellectual role, keeping the public informed about happenings across the nation.
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Arthur Brisbane
United States
United
Ene
Columnist frets over political noise and reader judgments
A columnist reflects on the campaign season jokingly deflecting accusations of bias while critiquing candidates for governor. He notes friends and rivals in Ocala and Arcadia, bemoans public opinion polls, and cites The Literary Digest and The New York Times on the limitations of polls for predicting November votes.
Church Services and Leadership at Community Church
The Congregational Community Church announces services led by Pastor Andrew Melrose Brodie D D with Florence Gilbert Hanscom directing choir. Morning worship at 11 00 A M and a sermon titled Is Your Religion a Lift or a Load topics include good music timely topics and friendly welcome to all.
First Baptist Church Invites Worship Sunday
Corner Tenth and Tremain church led by Rev. A A Stanley offers Sunday school at 9:45 morning worship at 11:00 and Baptist Young People Union at 7:00 with Evening Worship at 8:00. Mid week service is Wednesday at 8:00 p.m. You are cordially invited to worship with us at any or all services.
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First Baptist Church
Corner Tenth and
Tremain
A. A. Stanley
Oes
Baptist Young Ples Union
Church of Christ Worship Each Three Days at 10:45
A church notices worship services at 10 45 a m with Evangelist J O Barnes. Meetings are at the home of Mrs Zelma D Sills and extend a cordial invitation to all to attend.
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J.O. Barnes
Zelma D. Sills
Extc Church
K C Moore Named Farm Products Judge at Central Florida Fair
K C Moore Orange County Agricultural Agent was named by the Central Florida Exposition to direct judging and selection of farm products for the five day fair opening February 18. He will oversee all agricultural departments including seven county exhibits and community entries. Cash awards have been increased across citrus divisions with first prize up to 150 dollars and other prizes raised. A citrus exhibit contest for 25 dollar boxes is anticipated. A citrus judging group will select winning boxes. The fair also lists a poultry show led by Vail G. Dunlap as chairman with M W Heatherington and Frei W Otte as superintendent.
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K. C. Moore
Orange County
Central Florida Exposition Management
Moore
M. W. Heatherington
Water Rates To Rise In New Schedule 1936
Effective January 1 1936 the town adopts a new water rate plan discontinuing service charges and shut off fees. Sprinkling rates are abolished and standard rates apply. Consumption over 100000 cubic feet annually is charged 10 cents per hundred cubic feet. A monthly stand by fee of 75 cents is charged whether water is used. By order of Town Council.
Man Who Succeeds Takes Action Not Delays
A concise maxim on success states that progress comes from decisive action. The person who decides to pursue opportunity then moves forward, rather than waiting for business to arrive. The quote emphasizes proactive effort and determination.
Infant Janet Marie Jaques Dies in January 1936
Janet Marie Jaques infant daughter of Edward B. and Sarahee Jaques aged 29 days died in Eustis Florida on January 13 1936 Burial held in Forest Cemetery Mount Dora with Dr A M Brodie in attendance.
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Janet Marie Jaques
Dan Ter
Edward B
Sarahee Jaques
Eustis
Forest Cemetery
Mount Dora
Ree
A. M. Brodie
Tramp Outside Editor Seeks Meal For Six Days
Office boy reports a hungry tramp outside the editor's sanctum. The editor orders him brought in to see how the story unfolds, hoping to boost the paper's content and extend its run.
Golden Triangle Plans President's Ball Benefit
The Golden Triangle groups Eustis Umatilla Tavares and Mount Dora join to host the Presidents Birthday Ball on January 30. Proceeds support infantile paralysis causes with seventy percent to Harry Anna Crippled Children’s Home Umatilla and thirty percent to Georgia Warm Springs Foundation. The event features dances Girl Break tea at Lake County Country Club Mount Dora committee leads promotions with the Floridians band and UF Orchestra lineup.
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United States
Eustis
Umatilla
Tavares
Mount Dora
Harry-Anna
Georgia Warm Springs
Golden Triangle
Howard G. Gamble
Lester Roberts
J. G. Allison
J. C. Spooner
John Kaufman
Grand Island
Don McWhinney
Harry Clark
C. B. Treadway
R. T. Collins
J. Ed Baker
McWhinney
Clark
Lake County Country Club
Fountain Inn
University of Florida
Easiest North Ticket Sale Aimed at Florida
Report notes that at present the simplest commodity to move in the North is a ticket to Florida. The line of buyers favors warm destinations, signaling steady demand for winter escapes.
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North
Florida
Get Up Nights Bukets Bladder Relief Ad
Use Juniper oil and Buchu leaves to flush acids and waste. Laxative Bukets tablets claim to ease bladder irritation causing waking, desire, scanty flow, burning and back ache. Four days if not pleased, return for 25e. Mount Dora Pharmacy.
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Mount Dora Pharmacy
Dollar Bill Release Sparks Fresh Debates
Report notes new dollar bill issue drawing public attention and sparking discussions on design, value, and economic impact amid ongoing fiscal policy debates.
Disgust at perpetual complainer voice and howl
A fragment laments a man who endlessly howls with no real complaint, describing the sound as deeply vile and irritating to hear. The voice conveys a sense of revulsion toward the persistent, complaining demeanor and its unsettling presence.
Leesburg Loan Leads Southeast Savings Association
The First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Lake County based in Leesburg, led by Justin Langille, reported a four percent stock dividend last week totaling over 5000 dollars. The firm holds assets around 300000 dollars, ranking as the largest association in the southeast.
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First Federal Savings and Loan Association of
Lake County
Leesburg
Southeast
Justin Langille
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