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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1952
Page
3
Dr. V A Tiedjens promotes liquid feeding as a quick, safe method for side dressing and transplanting. Directions cover mixing ratios for row crops, large plants, and starter solutions, with tips on using a barrel system and keeping plants healthy. Ends with a political note by Stuart Chase.
The Central Florida Citrus School shifts from Orlando Senior High to the Lake County courthouse in Tavares for its last nine weeks. Dr. J W Sites of the Citrus Experiment Station speaks on fertilizing for quality fruit. A seating shortage caused some applicants to be turned away. new registrants pay a small fee and receive membership cards at 7:00 p.m.
Karl Lehmann of the Lake County Chamber of Commerce urges citrus workers and the public to heed the Don't Be a Litterbug slogan. He notes the State Road department maintains roadsides well, but litter from fertilizer sacks and car tossings harms the effort.
A concise proverb echoes that generosity itself can create a reason to give, illustrating how acts of kindness can seed future charity and social investment.
Lake county high school students will take scholarship exams on April 1 at 9 a.m. in Tavares per the county superintendent. Vacancies for the 1952-53 term include senatorial and house seats for white or Negro students, covering freshmen, sophomores, and one upperclass slot.
A quotation attributed to William G. Simms stresses that errors of opinion can be dangerous where freedom to argue is unrestricted. It frames a view on the power and risk of open discussion in a republic.
Karl Lehmann of the Lake County Chamber of Commerce warns the canal, dubbed the most beautiful mile of waterway in the United States, is being marred by cutting cypress knees. He urges residents and visitors to report offenders to his office with descriptions, noting land along the canal is Lake County property as a natural park.
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