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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1930
Page
6
Instructions for preserving watermelon rind including lime soak, ginger tea boil, and sugar syrup canning. Describes rind preparation, lime-water soak, water brine, vinegar syrup, and canning steps with precise measures. Also notes coloring and flavoring options and serving ideas.
In a tense exchange a manager insists on insuring office furnishings against theft while excluding the clock, noting it is watched by everyone. The agent questions coverage scope and reiterates policy limits.
The Crate Company will open for business about July 1, employing about 100 local men. The notice quotes Kiwanis philosophy about sharing sunshine and kindness, describing the plan as a community boost.
United States Commissioner of Education William John Cooper told the National Education Association in Columbus on July 3 that education must expand beyond facts to cultivate civic duty. He urged new tools and disciplined thinking to apply scientific advances and remove outdated ideas, likening future progress to opening up new crops and a new civilization.
The Senate bears blame for passing the costly Veterans Pension bill while Hoover vetoed it. The tariff bill Hawley Smoot is praised as farmer relief, though critics warn farmers pay more than they gain. Senator Elmer Thomas questions tariff benefits, noting wheat exports and farmer costs.
J B Davis, Montverde Central Tape watchman, was shot in the leg by a falling gun while the car door closed. He is at Orange General Hospital in Orlando and improving. Rev J T Butler remains seriously ill. An addition is being built to the packs house to handle the grape crop. Lt Anthony Stecher has left for Camp Fort Screven as instructor. Mrs Stecher remains at a Fort beach. President and Mrs Carpenter of Montverde School depart for Waynesville NC for a several week camp. R W McQ returns from a successful fishing trip near Sarasota and Crystal River. Joe Hendricks spoke at DeLand on Montverde School work and was well received. Montverde Civic and Social Club met at Odell Hall with Mrs Carpenter and Mrs Walker as hostesses. Anne Elizabeth Masek of ce spent Friday with her grandfather. Elmer Shafer and family relocate to Montverde Heights. Young Women's Missionary Society hosted a July meeting at the church with a missionary pageant and refreshments hosted by Flora Huntley, Dorothy Jones and Mary Louise Morrison.
A vivid line compares the tariff bill’s flaws to a doorstep pile of old newspapers awaiting the Commission after a vacation. The metaphor frames ongoing scrutiny and public concern as the measure moves through government review.
Lake County court grants authority to sell real estate in Mount Dora. The guardians J. J. West for Elizabeth Fenn Martha Fenn and Dorothy Fenn minors request sale of the Dr H Fenn residence on Donnaily Avenue where the Fenn family currently resides.
The First National Bank of Leesburg Florida as plaintiff will sell at public sale the capital stock of Lees Hardware & Supply Co. at its Leesburg, Florida place of business. The stock is levied upon as property of the Estate of William A MacKenzie deceased to satisfy a court execution and costs. Leadon Nyby deputy sheriff Cassady sheriff of Lake County Florida.
In the Court of the County Judge Lake County Florida pro bate the administratrix Jennie S Graves will on August 28 1930 present final return accounts and vouchers seek final settlement and discharge as administratrix of the estate of Clarence E Clough deceased dated June 20 1930.
The column promises a brief pause on grape coverage yet stresses Montverde’s grape industry as a bonanza. It urges readers to investigate profits and consider investing in Montverde vineyards, claiming strong potential returns for owners and public interest in the new Florida crop.
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