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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1946
Page
4
The text presents the Pledge of Allegiance and a belief statement affirming the United States as a government of the people for the people, derived from consent of the governed. It emphasizes democracy, liberty, equality, justice, and patriot duty to love, defend, and obey the nation.
Dear Mrs Keller recounts a lengthy journey through the U S and Canada. The writer notes eleven days on the road covering about nineteen hundred and eleven miles visiting relatives in Woodstock and Wicklow and touring Nova Scotia and Halifax. Weather was fine though cold at times and the St John river valley framed scenic farmland and harbor overlooks.
Winifred W. Estey writes from Wicklow New Brunswick describing a 1200 mile winter journey along the Atlantic coast from Halifax through Chester Kentville Evangeline land Truro Parrsboro and Moncton. She notes humidity hot spells and longing for Florida anticipating returning home after visiting Maine New Hampshire Vermont and Virginia.
John W. Squires told Kiwanis on July 18 that Ocala National Forest in Lake and Marion counties represents a 1 398 000 investment with 358 000 acres, 281 million board feet of lumber, 36 employees, and last year income of 40 653. Plans aim to reach 441 000 acres with more land. The forest supports roads, lines, camps, and recreation.
Sorrento residents welcome visitors and announce new births. Mr and Mrs S P Hollinrake return to Oakland. Everett Wilcox from Miami improves in health. The Thomas couple relocate from Miami. many old ties to Mount Plymouth recalled. Births: Nancy LaMar to Sheldon and wife. a son born to Richard Nichols and Marie Clouse.
A Loudenville style editorial praises efforts to control invasive water hyacinth choking lakes and rivers. The piece notes Chamber of Commerce support and local activists backing a plan to clear Dora River Apopka Canal and lakes Dora Beauclair and Carleton with hormones and other methods and highlights Alexander Springs project with U S Forest Service aid and UF library context.
A verbose portrait of a city manager in Kerrville Texas, detailing a wide range of skills and roles from engineer and financier to churchgoer, diplomat, and politician. The poem stresses versatility as essential, yet warns that the single failing would be reciting verse. The piece ends with a note on the Gulf Stream speed from Britannica.
The notice outlines enlistment terms for 142 2 or 3 year or 1 year options for men with six months in service. It allows 18 to 34 year olds to enlist, 17 with parental consent, and permits reenlistment for current soldiers. GI Bill benefits apply to those enlisting by October 5, 1946.
Pigs raised on good pasture early gain a better start and higher chance to become strong profitable porkers. Grazing crops like grass, millet, or cat-tail millet support good growth and development compared with pigs deprived of ample grazing.
The University of Florida pioneered a basic two year college course in the university system for general education, marking an early effort to expand access to foundational studies within higher education.
The text warns that failing to apply Smear 62 or other cattle remedies when marking cattle in warm weather invites screw worm infestation. It advises applying screw worm remedy to wounds as soon as made or discovered to protect the animal from the screw worm fly.
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