Tiny 19-Pound Calf Captures Attention At Town Office
A three day old Holstein Guernsey calf weighs about 19 pounds and is described as the smallest seen by Dr J J Hartsfield and local dairymen. The mother rejected the calf and it is fed three times daily while doctors assess possible dwarfism and its chance of survival.
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Topic Office
Holstien
Guernsey
J.J. Hartsfield
Vetererian
Margaret and
Lamar Cannon
Mount Dora
Hartsfield
Mount Dora Bans Free Yard Newspapers After Council Vote
Mount Dora City Council approved a first reading to bar free newspaper or advertising deliveries in yards without the mayor's permission. The measure aims to curb litter from Lake Region Advertiser and similar papers, prompted by resident G W Brett and multiple citizen complaints.
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G. W. Brett
Mount Dora
Brett
Lake Region
Eustis
John Cain
Pinkney Turner
Jesse D. Willmott
Turner
Weee and
Ae Ing
To Reply Or Not That Is The Question At Mount Dora
A Mount Dora City Council meeting sparked debate over a Lake County safety group letter urging removal of hazards at street corners to prevent accidents. The mayor opposed acting, citing oak trees and aesthetic concerns, leading to a 3 3 deadlock before Chairman Dake cast a deciding yes to answer the letter.
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Mount Dora
Lake County Safety Organization
John Murray
Jesse D. Willmott
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