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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1928
Page
10
Park improvements and busy lumber trades signal a strong construction year in Mount Dora. Two close-in lots near the new Post Office are for sale at 2500 and 3500 dollars, offering promising sites for a nearby home.
Last available Mount Dora parcel offers 175 feet lake frontage and 305 feet depth on a hill with full lake views. Surrounded by good neighbors and ready for landscaping to become a show place, with all assessments paid. Priced at 6000 dollars.
The record notes a lack of groves for sale suitable for recommendation. The author explains continuing search yields no viable listings or buyer options at this time.
An 18 acre property offers 8 acres grove and 10 acres hammock land, cleared and fenced, with the grove in its eleventh year. Half the trees bear early fruit Pineapples and Parson Browns, the other half late fruit Valencias and Lou Gim Gongs. Expected crop about 1,000 boxes. Price 10000 dollars with 2600 cash. balance on terms that pay for itself. Located in Lake Yale hammock, described as top citrus land in the state.
The article urges buyers to act in the current market while values move slowly. It stresses buying through a recognized Realtor who provides truthful advice and ethical guidance to protect the investment.
A Clyde steamer itinerary links Florida and New York with departures from Jacksonville and Miami. The Iroquois completes the 53 hour coastwise run, arrives in New York to catch the first tape, and returns weekly with luxury accommodations. The ship offers glass decks, private rooms, a library, concerts, dancing, and onboard radio news for travelers.
Tex Haygood urges readers to compare Goodyear tire prices in mail order catalogs with local shop quotes. He notes possible adjustments via the Service Garage under mail order plans and encourages readers to seek help if needed. A Mount Dora hardware fishing contest runs July 2 to September 22 with 48 hour pre-registration and in-store weigh-ins.
Mount Dora shoppers flock to Hilltop Motors to inspect the new Nash model. White notes a carload rolling and several sold already. The dealer emphasizes a flat price guarantee on repair work.
A First National Bank ad this week emphasizes safety with the caption There is no substitute for safety. The note reflects widespread trust in prudent financial practices and security as a core bank value.
Ed Truskett announces readiness to supply grapes locally for juice and jelly purposes. Orders can be left at his office as grapes move steadily from Montverde daily at good prices.
The Grand Leader announces a midsummer sale starting tomorrow June 29 for fifteen days. Features a large stock of brand new goods direct from New York. The store promises to get any item not in stock.
Baldwin announces a move to cash basis starting Monday morning. He states customers paying cash will receive the benefit and purchase coupons will be discontinued to reduce prices. The store, a popular Mount Dora shopping spot, aims to become an even bigger trading mecca.
A. D. and C. D. Miller of Eustis announce a special sale of fruit jars this week aimed at thrifty housewives. Prices are highlighted to attract shoppers.
Harry Ferran of the E. L. Ferran Co. in Eustis advocates buying vacation luggage now. He promotes a complete stock of trunks, bags and all fittings to meet travelers’ needs.
A domestic travel alert reminds readers to secure travelers checks at the Bank of Mount Dora before departing on trips. The notice urges travelers to arrange funds and verify currency validity ahead of travel plans.
"Tiny" reminds customers that despite a busy tire sales schedule he still offers car washing and polishing services. The week brings updated prices on Fish Tires and the shop stays ready to serve customers with quick auto care.
The note highlights vegetables and fruits from Story Bros or Eustis with appetizing tones. Mosteller Bros. discuss the upcoming arrival described as “It won't be long now.” A Crosley eight-tube electric radio is also mentioned as part of the scene.
A quirky exchange notes a promotion where two suits, two pairs of pants, and two woolen dresses are cleaned and pressed for the price of one. The speaker hopes to own two suits someday as plans for half price pants are rebuffed.
Charlie Moorhead says he is healthy and urges using it. The remark echoes prior scientific notes that health and preservation of flavor are linked, with emphasis on long established findings.
Mary Lindman promotes a Friday and Saturday special featuring Hot Shot Columbia batteries. She notes she still has at least one ice cream freezer available among remaining items.
If there is any one man sold on Mount Dora and its future it is A. C. Quixley. He radiates optimism and can restore pep during tough times.
Thomas Edison Gudgeon enjoys a busy season as another job is reported this week. The Ocklawaha Nur series packing plant opens at Lake Jem amid brisk business, a bride, and a circle of friends. Coleman's picnic suggestion offers relief for harassed mothers during hot days with children. Rest-a-while Gift Shop sale runs only to July 1. shoppers should hurry to enjoy the offer.
A merchant reports saving several dollars and avoiding fuss by using freight shipped over the L and J Line. Have you tried it.
A playful remark about rowing for a fishing trip to Lake Dora and Lake Beauclaire leads to a promotion of Johnson Outboard Motors. The Central Florida Boat company is showcased at Lindman Hardware for possible purchase.
The statement hints Lackey overseeing a summer wear showcase. Details are sparse but imply a display or event centered on seasonal attire with Lackey as facilitator.
The note from Builders Supply teases a sweeter ring in this week’s message. It hints at a gentler tone and a more satisfying product feel for customers.
CASH announces forthcoming records at Rehbaum and Crane's and invites listeners to hear them. J G Ray travels to Atlanta, while Paul Turrentine discusses A C L excursions with readers. Goober runs the shop and praises last week’s feature rerelease.
Ernest Mosteller of Mosteller Bros. Firestone service dealers urges motorists to inspect tires regularly. A tire check includes air pressure, wheel and rim condition, and valve operation to prevent slow leaks. Regular service promises better performance and thousands of extra miles.
Thomas A. Edison appeals to the Tampa board of trade for help locating rubber producing plants. In a neatly written letter he asks whether Natal plum crepe jasmine also known as Nero's crown or East India rosebag allamanda and flame vine grow in Tampa.
Gulf Power Company assumed operation of the Milton electric plant and distribution system on June 15. The transfer of public utilities property amounted to 65000 dollars, announced at the Pensacola office by R W Williamson, general manager.
A local debate argues whether selling Mount Dora’s electric plant funds a Community Building by bonds repaid from saved street lighting costs. Proponents claim no power cuts and opportunity from a higher bid, while opponents call the sale a bank tactic and urge keeping the plant to reduce taxes and maintain cheaper power.
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