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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1935
Page
4
A collage of aphorisms and observations on debt, luck, temperance, farming, servants, assets, and education. It cites Shaw, Banter on bankers and business leaders, praises the CCC, notes earth tremors and earthquakes preparations, and laments ignorance about medicine while lampooning rhetoric.
The Edison Botanical Research Corporation reports rubber from goldenrod yields about 700 pounds per acre. Officials foresee a new southern industry supplying jobs and expanding research across the region.
campaign targets 100000 members to raise 100000 dollars for statewide advertising. Reports from distant communities show quotas already met and strong cooperative support across sections in this effort.
An essay extols Mount Dora home town merchants for backing community welfare and urges residents to trade locally. It argues that merchants fund progress, beautification, and charity, and warns that moving trade away harms the town and prompts vacancies. A follow up is promised next week.
The article urges nationwide observance of a Florida Tourist Appreciation Week in March. It emphasizes Florida’s growth due to visitors, the economic impact of tourism, and the goal of statewide goodwill, hospitality, and stronger ties with tourists who visit or relocate to the state.
Jacksonville stages its inaugural horse show drawing thousands of young spectators unfamiliar with horses. The event showcases the animal to a generation long distant from rural traditions.
Florida junior chambers lead effort to pass a law prohibiting sale shipment and exchange of large or small mouth black bass within the state to protect fishing resources. Hatchery at Welaka supports restocking but enforcement aims to curb overharvest with penalties up to 300 dollars and 90 days imprisonment.
Jacksonville Florida is named in Forbes March Ist issue as one of the ten best cities. The ranking reflects renewed business strength with improvement vs a year earlier, marking a rebound not seen since early December.
Everglades News reports J. L. Wood of Canal Point, a truck farmer, started harvest on a 70 acre cabbage field and turned down a $35,000 offer. He has sold ten car loads at $2 a crate and expects 200 car loads by March end, illustrating Florida farming opportunities.
Jacksonville officials and the University of Florida extension service jointly host Florida's first Fat Stock Show at the National Stock Yards. Cattlemen praised the event as a major forward step, with many planning to enter next year and subsequent sales fetching above average local prices. Attendees came from across the state and from south Georgia, signaling broader industry interest.
The author argues state ownership of liquor stores would invite graft and vast patronage, urging lawmakers to avoid state run distribution. He cites past missteps in state ventures and warns against expanding government control while suggesting sane regulation remains possible. He also notes federal efforts to aid tung oil growers with Land Bank lending. The piece underscores fiscal caution amid legislative and economic shifts.
The church schedules the eleven o clock sermon on Sunday with the topic There is a Beautiful Land Guardian Be. Aces Church school meets at ten o'clock and Epworth League at 6 30 in the evening.
The Congregational church lists 10:00 a.m. Bible School followed by 11:00 a.m. worship with a sermon on Faith. An evening 6:30 p.m. Christian Endeavor covers Managing Ourselves. At 7:30 p.m. a special Evening of Song features a brief address on The Power of Music. Visitors welcome.
The notice lists worship times at First Baptist Church Corner Tenth and Tremain. Sunday school 9 45 a m morning worship 11 00 a m Baptist Young Peoples Union 7 00 p m evening worship mid week service Wednesday 8 00 p m All services welcome.
St Thomas Episcopal in Eustis Florida lists 11 A M morning prayer and sermon with Holy Communion on the first Sunday of each month. Rector D T Johnson extends a cordial welcome to all.
The Church of Christ conducts services at the home of Mrs. Zelma D. near the Crate Mill every Sunday at 10 30 a m with an open invitation to all.
The Catholic church St. Marys of the Lakes at Grove Street and Badger Avenue in Florida lists Rev. Patrick Doyle as pastor. Mass times are Sundays 7 30 to 9 00 a m and weekdays 7 30 a m.
Local Mount Dora drugstore announces a four day sale extending Wednesday through Saturday the 20th to 23rd, inviting shoppers to save with cry themed discounts. Promotional material highlights deals and hours.
Community notice promotes a Rexall sale running Wednesday through Saturday the 21st to 23rd with the slogan Save with Safety. The item also notes Florida's population growth, rising 7.3 percent over four years, adding 609,920 people since 1920, totaling 1,575,390 today.
A celebration titled DeLand Day will be held at Azalea Ravine Gardens in Palatka on Sunday March 17. The event features a 65 piece Stetson University band as an added attraction and the concert will begin at 2 30 p m lasting over an hour with the musicians performing on site.
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