Florida 1930 license plates to be white on green and smaller
Florida plans 1930 motor vehicle license tags in white on green, measuring 5 1 4 by 12 inches, smaller than the current 6 by 15 inches. Daytona fishermen seek saltwater trout as tarpon, sea bass, red snapper, and sheepshead promise strong sport and market potential. Edward Carrington of New York claims a tarpon record of 488, with Capt. Louis Bremmer of Philadelphia close behind at 448. A five year renewal contract covers Belleaire’s municipal waste and sewage plant, while watermelons move from dry sections to Suwannee and Jackson counties for harvest.
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Daytona
Edward C. Carrington
New York
Fort Myers
Useppa Island
Louis Bremmer
Philadelphia
Lee County
Pan Am contest offers ride and prizes for area youths
R. J. Roumillat promotes a Pan Am contest for 10 to 18 year olds with cards used to vote via Pan Am purchases. Watermelon shipments from Suwannee county exceed 937 carloads by June 26, net grower returns over 200000 dollars and total income above 300000. The winner earns a free city airplane tour. details from Roumillat in Tavares. Population growth in Tampa outpaces 1928 levels with 163 new families since June 1.
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Live Oak Democrat
Suwannee County
Sonego Association
Roumillat
Tavares
Daily Commercial Bulletin
Tampa Merchants’ Association
Bulletin
Tampa
the Tribune
Florida Wins R C T C Honor With 850 Points
The University of Florida topped the Eighth corps area general proficiency trophy with 850 of 1000 points at Fourth Area ROTC headquarters. Florida led in marksman ship discipline professional knowledge and cooperation, beating state and southern rivals for a first time institutionwide honor.
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University of Florida
Fourth Area Reserve Training Corps
Davidson College
North Carolina
N. C. State
The
Citadel
Georgia Tech
Miss Agricultural and Mechanical
Louisiana State University
Florida
Georgia ‘Tech
Florida Power buys Crystal River to New Homasassa line
Florida Power Corporation has closed a deal with Homasassa Development Corporation to purchase the electric distribution system and a 66,000 volt transmission line from Crystal River substation to New Homasassa.
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Florida Power Corporation
Homasassa Development Corporation
Crystal River
New Homasassa
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Jacksonounty
Pan-Am Airplane
R. J. Roumillat
Tor
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Pan- Am
M. Wooley
Dicketts
Holmes Electric
Holmes
Mt. Dora Hardware Co
of Foods
G. L. Bidwell
H. H. Mallory
L. R. Heim James Simpson
A. J. Waltz
Geo. J. White
Robt. W. Dickson
G. D. Jackson
Alfred Rehbaum
E. E. Truskett
J. J. West
First National Bank OF
Mount Dora
A. Me
Federal Reserve System
United States Depository For Postal Savings
Rehbaum & Crane
W. P. Wingler
Hupmobile Sales and Service