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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1931
Page
4
A playful note reports Roosevelt for President clubs sprouting across Georgia as political echoes rise. A weather forecaster’s odd claim about year 3200 forecasts bad weather, while a call for a real tomorrow expert hints at practical weather sense. A divorce suit cites pepper disruption. spouses retaliate with firings. Wall Street attire turns brighter with colored shirts and loud ties signaling renewed activity on the trading floor.
Roger Babson asserts that within under two weeks the Hoover administration debt suspension plan raised the value of farm products minerals and securities by more than six billion dollars, signaling a strong market impact.
An unusual letter to President Hoover asks about a peaceful Florida location where a notorious fisherman believes fish will bite well. The note indicates curiosity about favorable waters and sunny conditions.
The statement asserts that the nation cannot uplift people or reform human nature by intruding into state affairs or interfering with individual business. It emphasizes limited federal role and respect for state sovereignty in public policy.
After the July 1 deadline the State Racing Commission logged fifty one license requests twenty for horse racing and thirty one for dog racing. Even if all permits are granted the outcome hinges on county referendum votes which appear doubtful.
A nationwide survey finds fewer marriages in the past month than any June on record. In all checked cities weddings did not rise, with declines blamed on economic gloom unemployment and a heat wave.
The oldest United States Navy ship Old Ironsides will tour Georgia in early fall. The celebration will be national in scope and take place in waters near Brunswick where the timber for the frigate was sourced in 1794. A fleet of battleships cruisers torpedo boats destroyers submarines and seaplanes will escort the venerable ship. School children across America funded its recent reconditioning.
The article argues easing global tensions hinges on abandoning armament, embracing mutual good will, and notes Chancellor Bruening’s radio remarks as a step toward France dialogue. It highlights the Hoover debt suspension plan as a notable effort to foster confidence, reduce depression, and promote world peace and prosperity.
The Georgia inauguration recalls a 1930s boast by Richard B. Russell Sr. that his son would be governor and his mother first lady. Now Richard B. Russell Jr. is governor and, as a bachelor, has fulfilled the remark with his role at the state’s helm.
The Treasury reports a deficit of 903 million dollars for the fiscal year ending July 1 due to construction, agricultural aid, veterans benefits, and a sharp tax drop. Despite this, the government opens the new year with a near five billion dollar peace time appropriation.
The article argues that Florida experiences no prostrations from heat while the rest of the country swelters. It urges vacationers to seek Florida for relief from scorching summers with constant sea breezes, temperate nights, and abundant beaches, fishing, boating, and water sports.
A terse proverb notes it matters if the old hen says or lies more than whether she sets or sits. It urges starting early to call out loafers and expose falsehoods.
An opinion notes that extreme laziness may aid recuperation during vacations, suggesting rest over tennis and golf to restore energy. It cites a Chicago livestock parade as a novel publicity stunt for the national meat board and USDA promoting an eat more meat campaign with police escorts and floats.
The law is not an extra tax on estates but a nominal levy allowing Florida to keep 20 percent while the federal government retains 80 percent. States without inheritance taxes send the entire revenue to the U S government. Florida shares 80 percent of the tax with the federal government.
The Mount Dora Park Commission thanks Mrs Mae Griffiths and Pythian Sisters Temple No 12 for a July 6 cafeteria supper at the band stand. A $5 donation toward the Rock Garden is praised, and further use of the park is offered. plans include a rustic arbor and shelter as future park features.
The Kiwanis Club of Mount Dora Florida held its meeting on July 8 1931. Members discussed local service projects and community improvement plans for the summer season.
A column of Florida summer reflections laments heat across communities, recalls relatives and friends in Zellwood Groveland and Mount Dora, and praises simple pleasures like outdoor fishing and cooling evenings. It highlights temp contrasts, health, and a few travel anecdotes while urging readers to stay cool.
Sunday school begins at 10 00 a m with a 730 public service in the church auditorium all are invited no evening sermon mid week service Wednesday evening at 730 p m Pastor James H Elder delivers the message
Community Church hosts Bible school at 10:00 a.m. and a young people's service at 7:00 p.m. David B. Spencer serves as pastor. First Baptist Church led by Matthew J. Bouterse offers Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. morning worship at 11:00 a.m. with a sermon by the pastor, B Y P U at 6:45 p.m., and evangelistic song and preaching at 8:00 p.m. All are welcome.
Corner Grove Street and Lemon Avenue hosts Sunday services at 11 a m with Sunday school at 9 45 a m A testimonial meeting is held Wednesday evening at 8 p m The reading room operates Tuesday and Saturday afternoons from 2 to 4 in the church edifice All are welcome
Mount Dora Temple No 12 Pythian Sisters thank Mrs Zell for letting them use Donnelly Park for a supper. Visitors from nearby towns enjoyed the venue and the bandstand was kept tidy. The group voted to send a $5 check to support the park rock garden and offered hibiscus cuttings and flower slips from sisters in Apopka.
Gainesville, Florida launches an intensive investigation into rodent control after the July 1 appointment of Carlyle Carr, a U.S. Biological Survey rodent expert, to work with the Florida Agricultural Extension Service. The effort, aided by James Silver and A. P. Spencer, targets losses in crops such as tomatoes and rice, and will share results with farmers via county agents. Carr, a Wisconsin graduate, has prior assignments in Washington and Purdue.
Resolutions from a state wide organization honor the late David S. Simpson for his faithful service and wholesome character. They note his dedication to the league and members, express sorrow, and request a copy in minutes and sent to his family. The publication follows his retirement from the Post Office and reflects the high regard for his friendship and service.
Executrix Fannie Finzel of the estate of John Finzel announces in Lake County Florida that she will present her final account to the County Court in Tavares for approval and final discharge as executrix. The notice is dated July 2 and lists Mount Dora address.
Elizabeth Johnston executrix of Mary Johnston’s estate seeks claims against the Mount Dora Florida area address for a guaranteed shoe shop. The posting notes the executrix and a deceased owner with a P O Box or address line.
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