Sorrento Social Happenings Include Births and Visits
A small entrance fee at the Barber home Sunday raised funds for Mrs. Mattie Fenton of Albany. Miss Snowden of New York left Sorrento after visits that earned many friends. Mr. and Mrs. L Spring and son Robert of Mount Dora visited. Mr. and Mrs. F Hardee of Tavares called. Miss Nellie Adams injured her wrist last week and wore a sling to church. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. R Williams on Thursday.
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Mattie Fenton
Albany
Snowden
New York
Sorrento
Nellie Adams
Sprouts and Garden Produce Listed for Oregon and New Zealand
A scanned column lists sprouts, beets, carrots, spinach, beans, broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage varieties, greens, root vegetables, lettuce, tomatoes, peppers, radishes, onions, potatoes, and squash. Mentions Oregon and New Zealand origin or source in a broad market or garden context.
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Oregon
New Zealand
Central Florida Exposition Promises Expanded Entertainment
The Florida Exposition marks its silver anniversary with extensive shows and free grandstand entertainment. The event features new exhibits in art and antiques, agricultural and horticultural displays, and a utility poultry class for Florida breeders. The Silver Wyandotte Club of America regional show brings national poultry interest to the February 19 to 23 expo.
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Florida Exposition
Central Florida
Florida
Silver Wyandotte Club of America
Central
Jack Frost
Florida citrus prospects impress visiting California growers
California citrus growers visiting Florida assess potential for irrigation driven expansion. They note Florida groves are diverse in varieties and well managed, with strong local cooperation and capable capacity to boost output, comparing favorably with California Texas and Arizona.
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California
Texas
Florida
Arizona
Florida Fish Are Getting Fresh Says W Grathwohl
W S Grathwohl reports catching bass near Mount Dora Florida with big fish striking at bait. He notes fishing remains good at lakes around Mount Dora while locals keep fish but dislike cleaning them and says they will stay in Florida until the weather warms.
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Florida
W. Grathwohl
W. S. Cathwohl
Mount Him
W. S. Grathwohl
Bill
Mount Dora
LaGrange
Ill
Prices of Feed Grain High for 1935 Season
The 1935 Florida farm outlook reports feed grain prices will stay high as on hand supplies are the smallest since 1881. U S corn and barley crops were well below average, hay and wheat crops were also tight, livestock numbers fell, and imports of feed are limited. Farmers may shift to home grown seeds and improved pastures, with feeding practices changing to cope with scarcity.
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Florida
Agricultural Extension Service
United States
CIA
Europe
Florida Dairy Outlook Brighter Amid State Support
Florida sees a comparatively favorable dairy outlook in 1935 due to price supporting measures sustaining fluid milk prices. Nationally, dairy prospects are less favorable with high cattle feed costs, large dairy stockpiles, and lower meat prices slowing cow culling. Drought may limit dairy production while some Florida farmers boost forage and pasture. culling, feeding efficiency, and better herd management are urged.
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United States
Florida
Florida Agricultural Extension Service
Drouth
Mount Dora Tourist Club Hosts Varied Evening
Members of the Mount Dora Tourist Club attended a Wednesday night program featuring scenic and comic items. Ward S. Estey presided at the piano and Mrs. Ward Bloodgood hosted a bridge game with prizes awarded to Mrs. Moody, Mrs. Brando, and Mrs. Parkhurst.
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Mount Dora
Ward S. Estey
Ward 3
Bloodgood
Astess
James Moody
Brando
Parkhurst
Citrus Grove Heating Advice for Careful Use of Equipment
Dr. A F Camp of the Florida Experiment Station urges citrus growers to heat groves with many small fires using proper gear. He favors 90 to 100 small fires per acre, accurate minimum recording thermometers, shelter, and frequent readings. Oil heaters light quickly, and careful organization, fuel, and vigilance are essential.
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A. F. Camp
Florida Experiment Station
Camp
Grove
Proposed Ordinance Adds Domestic Animals to Mount Dora Limits
A 1935 notice states Mount Dora Florida plans amendments to a 1932 animal control ordinance to include sheep goats and all domestic animals. The ordinance passed first reading January 1 1935 and will be discussed for final reading January 5 1935 at the Town Council meeting with the City Clerk's office open for public inspection.
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Mount Dora
Florida
Lake County
Ordinance Amending Sections 19 and 20 for City Installations
An ordinance amends Sections 19 and 20 of ordinance relating to installing within the city limits of Mount Dora Florida. The measure details procedural changes, enforcement provisions, and applicable permits. The document reflects a municipal update to regulatory language governing city installations.
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Ing
Limi Fount Dora, Fla
Mount Dora Adopts Gas Piping Amendment Ordinance
The Mount Dora Town Council amends the gas piping ordinance to require a 3-4 inch service line, restrict house piping to 80 feet of 3-4 inch pipe, and maintain main pressure at 10 pounds. The measure repeals incompatible ordinances and takes effect upon final passage. Town Clerk Wm. J. Johnson notes the date and hearing time.
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Mount Dora
Lake County
Florida
Fla
Notice of Tax Deed Application and Estate Proceedings
Notice is given that J F Hannah holder of Tax Certificate No 3359 dated September 7 1931 has filed for a tax deed for Lots 2 3 4 R P Guerrants Subdivision Umatilla Lake County Florida. The certificate previously issued in the name of J S Hills will cause a tax deed on January 29 1935 unless redeemed. Also in the County Court of Lake County Florida probate sitting for the estate of Hortense E Dickson deceased. 1 Ste
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J. F. Hannah
Lake County
Florida
R. P. Guerrant
Umatilla
Main St
9Th St. Run
Main Street
Leesburg
R. L. Fox
Hortense E. Dickson
Hortense W. Dickson
Tavares
Robert W. Dickson
Thomas H. Cooley
Tax Deed Application Filed for Nassau Improvement Co Property
Nassau Improvement Co Inc holder of Tax Certificate No 2035 dated August 1 1982 has filed certificate in my office and applied for tax deed to issue thereon. The certificate covers the described property sit.
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Nassau Improvement Co., Inc
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