Lochner Named Rector in St Johns River Group
John C. Lochner of Tavares appointed director of the St Johns River Improvement Association. The organization, led by President Charles L. Heath, spans Nassau to Osceola counties and pushes river navigation, lights, and War Department cutoffs to speed freight between Jacksonville and Sanford.
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Lochner
Palatka
St. Johns River
St. Johns
Indian Rivers
Titusville
Charles L. Heath
DeLand
W. Furer
Brevard County
J. J. Parrish
Clay County
Herbert Corse
Green Cove Springs
Duval County
George W. Gibbs
Jacksonville
Lake County
John C. Lochner
Tavares
Marion County
L. H. Phillans
Ocala
Orange County
J. K. Tresher
Orlando
Osceola County
W. J. Steed
Kissimmee
Putnam County
D. C. Mains
Pomona
St. Johns County
C. H. Batchellor
Hastings
Seminole
H. M. Papworth
Sanford
Volusia County
Earl W. Brown
Florida
Bureau of Lighthouses
Department of Commerce
Association
Washington
Florida Power and Light Company
Monroe
Florida Public Service Company
Benson Springs
West Palm Beach
Avon Park
War Department
Osceola
Bridge bidding guidance for two no trump or heart raises
The article discusses bidding strategies in bridge when dealer opens one no trump. It evaluates hands A through D with specific distributions, recommending two no trump, three hearts, or pass based on stoppers in suits, heart support, and potential for game. It emphasizes double stoppers and avoiding weak trumps while seeking partner help.
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Rome
Foreign Requests for Florida Bullets Show Global Interest
The Florida Agricultural Experiment Station reports multiple foreign requests for its publications. In one week they received inquiries from the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, China, and Brazil, with specific institutes named in Moscow, Canton, and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida Agricultural Experiment Station
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Russia
China
Brazil
All Union Institute For Vegetable Research
Moscow
Kershan
Lenin Academy‘of Agricultural Sciences
Escola Superior de Agricultura E Veterinaria
Lingrian University
Canton Chine
Mount Dora Council Hears Insurance, Lighting, and Bond Plans
Mount Dora council in the chamber discusses street lights for East Town, insurance class upgrade, and refunding bonds. Mayor Hanscom reports May fines of 25 dollars while Garden Club shrubbery adds value to city grounds. An adjourned meeting is set for June 17 at 7 30 p m.
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Chianell
Hanscom
Rehbaum
Dumas
Rossiter Street
East Town
Church Street
Evans
Garden Club
Carl Higginbotham
Orlando
Mount Dora
Johnson
Underwriters Association
Cébley
Untidy OCR Fragment on Advertising and Business Growth
Fragment discusses how long it takes a business to build a reputation and achieve steady growth through advertising. It mentions the need for results from advertisers and implies the importance of consistent messaging for success.
Volusia Summer Frolics Promises Broad Beachside Festivities
The Volusia Summer Frolics set for July 2 to 4 will combine beach and mainland events with boat racing and aquatic activities on the Atlantic and Halifax River. Frank Huffaker organizer cites a two or three-ring circus scale with features including sail boat races, an illuminated water pageant, and boxing matches directed by Lew Diamond. Sunday hosts a state wide interdenominational service on the boardwalk. Monday offers a Civic Press Luncheon, Fourth of July observances, and Burgoyne Island beauty and burlesque parades. Additional unique acts will be interspersed among the main programs.
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Atlantic
Halifax
Frank Huffaker
Lew Diamond
New York
Civic Press
Burgoyne Island
4-H Girls Plan Free Program in Eustis
The 4-H girls from Howey and Tallahassee short course returnees will present a free program at Eustis City Auditorium on Friday night June 17 at 8 o'clock. The event showcases camp life, health and table setting demonstrations, petal and vegetable judging, songs, yells, and a miniature course with Moo Club secrets. It honors sponsors and leaders and invites all interested residents of Lake County to attend.
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Howey
Tallahassee
Eustis
City Auditorium
Mary Partrick
Council of
Mary S. Allen
Lake County
Hard Times Keeping Tourists Off Roads
William Champion of the Shaker Heights Service Station on Highway 68 reports spring traffic down. Weekday car counts fell from about 85 115 per hour last year to 24 28 now, with medium priced cars scarce. He notes wealthier travelers form the majority of remaining tourist traffic.
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William Champion
Shaker Heights
Shakertown
Brooklyn Bridge
Champion
Harrodsburg
Herald
Local Businesses Grow by Steady Advertising and Service
Consistently profitable firms have long relied on active advertising. Small shops expanding into larger operations credit persistent service and fair pricing for growth and customer loyalty.
Florida History Essay Contest Opens for 1933 Submissions
The Rollins College contest invites Florida high school juniors and seniors to write about a pioneer in their hometowns. Essays must be submitted by January 9, 1933 with awards to be announced February 17, 1933. Prizes include two gold medals from Irving Bachellor and two ten dollar gold pieces from the Florida Historical Society.
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Rollins College
Florida
Irving Bacheller
Irving Bachellor
Florida Historical Society
Mount Dora
Eleanor Wells
ItIt
Florida farmers receive 267643 in crop loans
Florida farmers borrowed 267643 dollars from the 1932 crop production loan fund. Loans went to 53 counties and 2943 farmers, averaging 90 dollars per farm. No county exceeded 20000 dollars with only three over 15000. H. G. Clayton credited county agents and loan committees for aiding applications.
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Florida
Agricultural Extension Service
H. G. Clayton
Washington
Colored teachers to study seven weeks at Florida A and M
The colored school teachers will undertake a seven week course at Florida A and M College in Tallahassee this summer to improve teaching. Henry E. Dent and Virginia Dent depart for Tallahassee for the program, while local school summer activities continue under the Parent-Teacher Association until their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida A. & M. College
Tallahassee
Henry E. Dent
Virginia Dent
Parent-Teacher Association
Professor Dent
Does Light Purse Make People More Human
The article notes observable changes in public behavior among service workers. It mentions train travel as illustration with depot agents saying thank you when tickets are purchased and dining car stewards greeting passengers during meals.
Foreclosure Suit Over Special Assessment Liens Mount Dora
In Lake County Florida the Town of Mount Dora sues John Wilkins Sawyer and others in the Sixteenth Judicial Circuit to foreclose special assessment liens held against property within the municipality. The suit aims to enforce municipal assessments and secure lien priority.
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Circuit Court OF the
Sixteenth Judicial Circuit OF
Florida
Lake County
Mount Dora
Munici Corporation
Lake Nty
John Wilkins Sawyer
Tavares
A. D
Lake Courity
Court House
Geo. J. Dykes
Grace Hawtho
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Goodyear
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Mary. Johnston
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Mary Johnston
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Miami
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Alfred. Simmons
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