Mrs Roosevelt Urges Women to Tackle Milk Problem Locally
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt appeals to women to take charge of the milk issue in a nationwide survey conducted in 63 cities. The Consumers' Counsel and local committees aim to reveal under consumption by children and price gaps, urging price cuts and better farmer returns. The guide notes drought concerns but says food stocks remain strong.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Consumers’ Guide
Reoe
Consumers’ Counsel
The
Adjustment Administration
Frederic C. Howe
Looney Named Treasurer Comptroller Of Florida Citrus Exchange
Florida Citrus Exchange members hail Sam Looney as treasurer comptroller. Looney, executive vice president and manager of Growers Loan and Guaranty, has 12 years guiding finances for growers and related groups from Tampa to Washington, earning trust to strengthen the Exchange’s program.
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Florida Citrus Exchange
Sam Looney
Looney
Growers Loan and Guaranty Company
Florida
Tampa
Columbia
Washington
Inspiration Ranch Cow Delivers Twin Heifer Calves
Riverl and Red Cherry, a thoroughbred Guernsey cow on the Inspiration ranch at Palma Sola bay, calved yesterday morning producing twin heifer calves. The cow and both calves are reported in good health, and the birth of twins is noted as uncommon and newsworthy.
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Riverl
Red Cherry
Inspiration
Palma Sola Bay
Future Farmers Hold Annual Convention in Florida
Governor Dave Sholtz addressed 400 farm boys at the Future Farmers of America state convention banquet at the University of Florida. He and Dr. John J. Tigert received Honorary Florida Degrees. E. D. Tyler Jr. named president for 1934. Sanford team won livestock judging spot at Kansas City and a loving cup. Awards timed to high group scores, with multiple individuals earning medals and honors.
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E. W. Garris
Dave Sholtz
Future Farmers of America
University of Florcommons
WRUF
John J. Tigert
Florida
Jacques Waller
Plant City
E. D. Tyler, Jr
Sanford
Phil
Taylor
Department of Agriculture
State Department of Agriculture
Bonner Carter
Boyd Coleman
David Earle
Coleman
College of Agriculture
Bill Saxton
Arcadia
Wilson Hawk
Aucilla
Donald Craft
Gonzalez
S. L. Jones
Mason
John Rogers
Macclenny
J. D. Barwick
Sophopp
W. M. Thomas
LaCrosse
Virgil Grenner
Homestead
Linton Cook
Marianna
South
Sopchoppy
Alva Simmons
Jamie Clemons
Wauchula
Coleman Roberts
Greely Steele
Laurel Hill
Morgan Schofield
Trenton
Bernolf Vihlen
Redlands
Malone
Nitrate of Soda Educational Foundation
Solk
Tomato Movement Nears End for Current Season
The Florida East Coast railway reports 54 cars for the spring tomato crop and 34 for the winter crop, totaling 88 cars. Spring shipments have virtually ceased with few remaining cars tied to market conditions. Heavy rainfall damages have pushed camp output far below early expectations.
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Florida East Coast Railway
Florida Moves to Ban Sale of Black Bass
State conservation committee advances legislation to prohibit sale and shipment of black bass statewide with no exceptions. Progress includes support from 100 legislative candidates, Jacksonville and DeLand dealers pledging not to sell, favorable press, editorials, a Field and Stream notice, and a governor letter praising efforts. Public sentiment grows as groups like the Izaak Walton League weigh in.
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Florida
State Committee On
House
Senate
Jacksonville Hotel Association
DeLand Fish
Orlando Fish Dealers
Field and Stream
Shultz
George W. Davis
C. D. Kirk
Izaak Walton League of America
Robert Page Lincoln
State Junior Chamber of Commerce
State Hotel Association
The
American Legion
Rotary, Kiwanis, Exchange, Civitan and
Lions Clubs
State Realty Board
Sportsmen of
Watermelon Marketing Agreement Nears Final Signatures
The Secretary of Agriculture tentatively approves a Florida watermelon marketing agreement and sends it to growers and shippers for signature. It takes effect after a substantial industry majority signs. The effort gains broad backing from civic and professional groups across Florida. Governor Shultz appears supportive of protective legislation.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Florida
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Mrs. Roosevelt
Inspiration Ranch
Flagida
American Cyanamid Company
Edgewater Drive
Orlando, Florida
Future Farmers
Sholtz
Gov. Sholtz
M. Kimbrough
Bellevue
Istratford
Philadelphia
Claude H. Bennett
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