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Mount Dora Topic

Location

Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1934

Page

5

Lake County civic drive boosts citrus and youth journalism

Lake County promotes sun ripened grapefruit and citrus fruits with an influenza treatment folder, amid a Florida Orange Festival preview in Winter Haven. Public works via CWA pumps half a million dollars into Leesburg Eustis Clermont and Groveland projects, spurring job gains and business activity. Local high school papers display budding journalists in Clermont Mount Dora Groveland and Leesburg with notable student editors and efforts. Fire vine displays flourish in Lake County and Mrs. Louisa Bartlett verifies cow ownership by voice in a rural Leesburg scene.

Lake County W. A. MacKenzie CWA Lady Lake Leesburg Eustis D. T. Johnson H. F. Isted N. B. Kinser L. A. Morris Clermont SE .Tt. Bowman Groveland Gladstone N. C L. A. McLeod San Juan Porto Rico Grand View Clyde N. Shults Norwell N. Y Elizabeth Vogel New York W. E. Valentine Tarantum J. R. Wagner Akron Ohio J. P. Brabazon India P. K. Whitny Bethlehem B. T. Herron Berwyn C. T. Taylor William Gilmore Oak Park Clerola Somes Rapa Castrary Citizen Guilford Lake Mount Dora Hi Points Peggy Champ Groveland Graphic Lake Echo Marguerite Gano Lake Breezes Leesburg Ledger Doris Marrell Cox Tavares

Theft-Proof Tags Spark Lighthearted Debate

A humorous column discusses car tags and theft proofs amid public concern over time limits and school funding. It notes motorists delay purchases, jokes about theft-proof design, and defends George Wilder from critics while lampooning legalities of theft-proof devices.

George Wolf Irving Cobb Jim Lee Comptroller’s Office Jim George Wilder Wilder

Two Bad Accidents Wednesday Morning

Two crashes occurred in the early hours after a neighboring town dance. Mr. Welsh driving a truck from Atlanta with produce was hit on Fifth Avenue near Alexander Street when a southbound car turned east at high speed. The impact wrecked the car and damaged the truck’s drive shaft. young Ferran and a companion were reportedly not seriously hurt.

Welsh Atlanta Town Fifth Avenue Alexander Street Fifth Herbert Ferran Eustis Ferran Apopka

Florida Citrus Products Week Promoted Across State

Governor Shultz proclaims January 22 through 27 as Florida Citrus Products Week. The campaign unites newspapers radio stations advertisers schools and others to highlight the health and food value of oranges and grapefruit. WRUF Gainesville will air a 30 minute citrus program daily at 5 30 PM with nutritionists and experts. Extension Service broadcasts midday and morning slots plus farm flashes on four stations to boost citrus use among Florida households and winter visitors. Citizens are urged to support the effort alongside the Florida Organe Festival.

Shultz Florida Florida Foods State Marketing Bureau Agricultural Extension Service WRUF Gainesville WJAX Jacksonville WCOA Pensacola WDBO Orlando WQAM Miami Vis

Local Citrus Insights Influence Home Growing Practices

Brief notes show readers discussing citrus cultivation strategies and adapting tips for use in private gardens. Community members exchange ideas on how to maximize fruit yield while managing costs and resources at home.

Taylor County Woods Burner Given Sixty Days

John Parnell of Perry was sentenced to sixty days in the county jail after pleading guilty to intentionally setting fire to forest land. District Forester B Koontz of the Florida Forest Service said burning wild forest land by nonowners is punishable by fine up to one thousand dollars or imprisonment up to one year or both.

John Parnell Perry L. W. Blanton B. Koontz Florida Forest Service Parnell

Chamber Membership Drive Begins Today in Mount Dora

The Chamber of Commerce launches a membership drive starting today. Members are urged to be ready for calls from committee members and to join to support Mount Dora’s growth as a civic duty.

Chamber of Commerce Mount Dora

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