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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1929
Page
6
Hupmobile advances auto design with New Century models featuring rear fuel tank coverings and redesigned front and rear fender splash guards. The sheet metal work achieves unity in appearance, reflecting engineering focus on detailed finish.
Louise M. Newhall details Mount Dora's town budget and bonds, arguing the town's indebtedness is under 50 000 and that water and lighting plants are self supporting. She notes high tax collection, potential population growth, and asks voters to consider financing a central meeting place with a 40000 loan, urging an July twenty third decision.
Classified notices include a rental ad for a cozy furnished three room apartment with bath and kitchenette at Cleary Estate on Fifth Avenue and Highland Street. Also a help wanted post seeks a middle aged white lady to keep house at a country home, with a request to provide name and address. Also a lost and reward notice for a black and tan Gordon setter or a six month old pointer puppy, with contact box numbers and location in Mount Dora.
Town of Mount Dora adopts an ordinance to issue forty thousand dollars in negotiable coupon bonds to fund a community building and purchase land. Election set for July 23, 1929, with voting by freeholders owning real estate. bonds bear 6 percent interest, mature at 10, 15, and 20 years.
A medical authority warns against covering skin problems with creams and likens the behavior to an ostrich burying its head in the sand. Skin eruptions are nature's warning that constipation poisons the system and weakens the constitution. Remove the constipation and cleanse the system.
Grape shipments from Montverde and related Florida vineyards will finish the week with ten carloads, up from seven last year. Prices range from $2.25 to $3.25 per ton delivering strong returns, despite early market unfamiliarity. The article emphasizes continual market adaptation and Florida’s grape industry as a promising investment.
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