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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1932
Page
6
A call to action urges readers to participate in an upcoming Tuesday election and to cast informed votes in the local contest. Citizens are reminded that their participation shapes community outcomes and governance.
A political advertisement endorses Franklin O. King for State Commissioner of Agriculture, asserting six years of legislative service, calling to end green fruit shipments, stop bootleg eggs and milk imports, and redeem agricultural wealth. The spot urges voters to act and vote King on Tuesday. It notes Palm Beach's proximity to a major ocean lane.
A policy outline urges the governor to invite county officials and establish clear oversight of public funds. It calls for a permanent state banking commission, strengthened regulation, and bank liquidation juristiction. It promotes agriculture tourism and a leaner, business-focused administration.
Kiwanis members tried jumping and javelin with wind aiding throws though no casualties occurred. Dr. Wells won endurance drinking contest, Alfred Rehbaum and Eustis captains clashed in a crab race, Harold Hippler crowned the loving cup to Eustis, while a surgical operation need prompted a committee report. Senator T G Futch to speak on governmental machinery.
The article notes six of ten sub-exchanges operated at lower costs in 1930-31 than 1924-25, with average disbursements per box dropping from 2.5 to 2.1 cents. Tampa headquarters costs fell from 0.1084 to 0.0825 cents per box, while advertising rose from 0.0397 to 0.0487 cents.
Sorrento notes residents returning from St Conn and hospital improvements. Several families plan visits to Fayette Miss and Pennsylvania with returns to Sorrento next fall. Local residents attend Mount Dora and Stetson events, plus baccalaureate services at Mount Dora Methodist Church. Memorial services planned at the Presbyterian Church.
Mayor Alsop proposed dedicating the project as a memorial to World War I dead. He warned dangers arise from within, urged maintaining military strength, and urged a return to home, religion, and family. He cited Babson and Barton, preached on resilience, and honored Civil War veterans present.
Two prominent Mount Dora properties undergo extensive upgrades as residents move in. Feist buys the Wyeth place on South Clayton with ground improvements and floor remodels while new gas and electric work is added. Horton plans a new house on Lloyd Anderson land and Dr. Fenn expands his Donnelly Avenue bungalow.
Mayor Alsop drew praise in Mount Dora after a Jacksonville visit for a patriotic address referencing Horace Mann. The event included a Star Spangled Banner performance, a Legion firing squad salute, taps, and graveside decorations by the American Legion. The patrol then toured Sorrento, Rock Springs, Seminole Springs and Tangerine cemeteries.
The fragment notes Florida as the largest state by area east of the Mississippi River, a claim about geographic size and position within the United States.
Firestone claims thirteen straight Indy 500 wins and promotes its tires as the safest and best value. The ad highlights patented construction with Gum-Dipping and extra cord plies, urging readers to compare and buy now at low prices. It touts employee stock ownership and nationwide network exposure.
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