Applications for Home Tax Exemption Now Available
The notice outlines that forms for homestead tax exemption are available with the county Tax Assessor and must be filed by April 1. It summarizes a Florida Attorney General opinion on eligibility, including residency, ownership, and limits, and notes a memorial resolution from the Be Itford Be Be Itfords chapter in memory of Elsie Altizer.
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Pace
Tavares
Florida
Elsie Altizer
Dora
Meat prices seen rising on smaller livestock supplies
The 1935 Agricultural Outlook from the State Agricultural Extension Service forecasts higher prices for raw meat and finished products due to reduced hog production and tighter feed. Livestock numbers and weights will fall, pushing prices to their highest since 1930. Poultry meat supplies are also expected to be tighter in early 1935 as demand remains near 1934 levels.
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United States
State Agricultural Extension Service
Resolution on the Death of Elsie Altizer
The Grand Commander notes the sudden passing of Elsie Altizer and mourns the loss of a beloved member. The organization dedicates a memorial page, offers sympathy to her husband, and sends copies to the Mount Dora Topic and to her husband, dated January 9, 1935.
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Elsie Altizer
Mount Dora
Florida Farm Editor Joins U S Department Radio Staff
R. M. Fulghum, five year assistant editor with the College of Agriculture, resigns to join the Radio Service of the United States Department of Agriculture. He left for Washington this week after developing Florida farm radio programs to a nationally recognized level, according to Dr. Wilmon Newell.
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R. M. Fulghum
College of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Wilmon Newell
Experiment Station
Agricultural Extension Service
Washington
Florida
Central Florida Baby Show Adds Feature At Exposition
The Central Florida Exposition introduces a baby show as part of its Silver Jubilee celebration. Managed by J Burns, the event aims to attract many entrants across Central Florida with prizes and ribbons, plus a large parade. Registrations handled by R E Lee at Mount Dora Pharmacy. local participants urged to register. The contest judges by merit and beauty, not ticket totals, and the plan covers multiple communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Florida
Mount Dora
R. E. Lee
Lee
Ladies Aid Society Benefit and Local Notices
The Ladies Aid held a Monday pound party at the Hall with a large gift table auctioned by T. E. Estey. candies and a popcorn stand complemented the event. Thursday saw the annual Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs. C. H. Estey’s home with officer elections.
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Ladies Aid Society
M. H. Howard
Bloodgood
T. E. Estey
A. R. Key
Kathleen Stewart
The
Ladies Aid
C. H. Estey
Adams
Parkhurst
Emma Bliss
Mount Dora
Roberts
Don David Milne
Deluth
Minn
Milne
Swift
Improvement Society
Rock Springs
Josephine Simpson
Anna. Rice
D. A
Building a Boat at Home The Guide to Proper Materials
A detailed guide on amateur boatbuilding stressing three core requirements. Builders need a dedicated shop, proper materials with oak for frames and keel, and professionally drawn plans by a naval architect to ensure accurate dimensions and safety.
Florida Farm Editor Reports 16 Million Dollar Gain in 1934
Florida agriculture shows a rise of over 16 million dollars in principal crops for 1934 versus 1933. H A Marks of the U S Department of Agriculture notes total crop value at 87 474 000, with citrus fruits leading at over 48 million, vegetables about 25 million, and staple crops around 19 million.
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Florida
H. A. Marks
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Egg production up eight percent on December first 1934
Production of eggs by farm flocks as of December 1 1934 was about 8 percent higher than on that date last year despite a 6 percent drop in the number of layers according to the U S Bureau of Agricultural Economics.
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U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Loans to Florida vegetable growers announced by FCA
W. S. Myers, governor of the Farm Credit Administration, announces emergency crop loans for Florida farmers whose crops were damaged by December frost. Loans, 5.25 percent interest, must be repaid by April 1, 1935, with a first mortgage on the 1935 crops. Maximum loan 250 dollars. minimum 10 dollars. Per acre allowances and specific crop limits listed. borrowers must show inability to obtain local Production Credit Association loans for amounts over 150 dollars.
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W. S. Myers
Farm Credit Administration
Florida
Chamber of Commerce Urges Immediate Veteran Bonus Debate
Henry L. Harriman president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States argues for prompt congressional action on adjusted service certificates. He compares wartime costs and benefits, cites annual benefit payments, and explains funding through annual appropriations and actuarial methods, urging members to press Senators and Representatives.
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Henry S. Marriman
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Washington, D.C
Chamber “of the
Congress
Canada
France
Great Britain
Henry L. Harriman
Florida Sugar Beets Seen Unprofitable Crop
State Agricultural Experiment Station workers doubt the crop could be profitable in Florida. Indications are that few areas in the state have soils well adapted to sugar beets for successful production compared with regions where they are grown in greater quantities.
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Florida
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U. S. Department
Atlanta Sunday American
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