Who Can Name Right Off the Other Senator from Louisiana
A mosaic of quotations and notes on politics education and taxation. The piece cites Huey Long the Florida safety effort and the Columbia Scholastic Press Association while musing on tax ideas alimony pensions and state pride and ends with references to Miami High Times winning a blue ribbon.
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Louisiana
Florida
Sone Tee
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
New York
Miami
High Times
Fla
Florida as Land of Flowers A Floriculture Boom
The Florida floral industry is described as a botanist paradise with wild varieties and thousands of cultivated flowers available year round. The text notes rapid growth, expanding production areas for flowers bulbs and ferns, and sales around 15 million dollars annually benefiting growers and markets in northern states.
Mount Dora marks twenty fifth anniversary election reception
A retrospective note invites residents and guests to a public informal reception on March 25 in Mount Dora to celebrate the town’s first election of 1910. The 7:30 to 9:30 pm event at the Community Building will include music talks and a display of photographs from twenty five years ago.
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Mount Dora
Budget Commission Reports Small Tax Increase for 1935 36
The State Budget Commission after reviewing revenues and expenditures for 1935 36 has completed its report and mailed copies to legislators before the April 2 session. It recommends 17,708,820.54 for the biennium, an eight percent rise over the last assembly. Despite the homestead exemption, the rise requires only one mill more ad valorem tax. no new revenue sources are needed. The commission notes a balanced budget at June 30 1934, expenditures within receipts, part of prior deficits paid, and a healthy balance, with expectations of a stable receipts to disbursements ratio by June 30 1935.
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Budget Commission
State Budget Commission
Commission
Southern industry upturn despite seasonal trends in 1934 35
The Manufacturers Record reports that retail trade in the South rose to its highest volume since 1930 in late 1934 and persisted into early 1935, with construction gains and large investment in new plant and industrial building. It notes the South’s pine resources could cut pulp and paper imports, boosting independence and capacity.
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South
Rn States
United States
Pulp
Piper
Congress and jobs glare at the pitfall of employment
A satirical reflection argues that Congress creates more jobs than applicants, condemning the endless hunt for positions. It warns that even a million new posts would not ease the strain, and suggests cutting back to relieve both taxpayers and officials. It ends by praising newspaper advertising’s reach to buyers.
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Congress
Subscriptions urged for Mount Carmel paper with obituary note
The Mount Carmel Item appeals to readers to pay subscriptions in advance, urging especially those who are afflicted to settle their accounts to ensure a solid obituary notice may be published.
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Mount Carmel
Tourists Club Ticket Pricing and Facilities Feedback
A letter from Going Home suggests shorter trips, daily hour or two rides for a nominal fee, and improved shuffleboards with leader or host supervision. Proposes studying new boards elsewhere, more tasteful color, and varied season ticket pricing by month. Calls for better talent, North region pricing around two dollars, and broader visitor dining and ticket strategies.
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North
Florida Sunshine Leaves Lasting Impressions on National Columnist
National columnist H. S. Phillips recalls a winter Florida vacation with vivid praise for sunshine beaches and tropical scenes. He notes Miami and Miami Beach blend New York style allure with resort luxury, admitting he cannot resist the place and its lively atmosphere.
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Florida
H. S. Phillips
Miami Bay
Miami
Miami Beach
New York
Coney Island
Saratoga
Venice
Palm Beach
New York Posts Fresh Rail Carload of Horseshoe Nails
From Buffalo a full carload of horseshoe nails was shipped to New York for the first time in 25 years. The nails are enough to shoe 72 618 horses, with 32 nails per shoe. The item reflects rising trade and domestic logistics.
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New York
Buffalo
Ike Horner
White House
Calvin Coolidge
Usher
United States Treasury
Mrs Phebe Cook Remembered By Mount Dors Residents
Mrs Phebe Cook Knapp was a winter guest of Mount Dors for six seasons and will be remembered by longtime residents. She was in her 85th year.
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Mr. Knapp
Mount Dors
Cheese Science Note Promotes Cheese as Muscle Builder
The article describes cheese as a muscle builder and a cost effective protein source. It argues cheese should be a main dish and can also serve as a garnish to vegetable rich meals, highlighting its protein and fat content.
First Methodist Episcopal Church Service Page
Perry B. James leads morning worship at 11 with sermon titled Dreams and an anthem Quit You Like Men. Music director Mrs Esther Wyatt and organist Jeannette Pike present a Chelsea New York clarinet solo as part of the service.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Perry B. James
Esther Wyatt
Jeannette Pike
Ae van Voorhis
Chelsea, N. Y
Community Church Service Notice
Community Church Congregational invites visitors to Bible School at 10:00 a.m. and worship at 11:00 a.m. with the sermon God’s Plan for World Peace. Pastor Andrew Melrose Brodie and organist choir director Florence Gilbert Hanscom lead. All seats free.
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Andrew Melrose Brodie
D.D
Florence Gilbert Hanscom
First Baptist Church Service Times Ad
Corner Tenth and Tremain invites worshipers to Sunday school at 9 45 a m morning service at 11 00 a m Baptist Young People union at 11 00 a m evening worship and mid week service Wednesday at 8 00 p m You are invited to worship with us at any or all services.
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First Baptist Church
Tenth and
Tremain
Baptist Young Peoples Nion
Morning Prayer and Sermon at St. Johnson's Parish
At 11 A. M. morning service includes prayer and sermon with Holy Communion first Sunday of each month. Rector D. T. Johnson extends a cordial welcome to all.
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All
D. T. Johnson
Sunday Services At Mrs. Zelma D. Sills Home
The meetings are held at the home of Mrs. Zelma D. Sills near Crate Mill every Sunday at 10 30 a m. An invitation is extended to all.
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Zelma D. Sills
Crate Mill
Pioneer in Farm Extension Work Claimed by Death
W. L. Watson, a pioneer of Florida agricultural demonstration work, died in Jacksonville on March 12 at age 56. Active from 1912 in Florida extension from Live Oak, he helped launch boll weevil initiatives and served as district agent for north and west Florida after the Smith Lever Act of 1914.
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W. L. Watson
Jacksonville
Florida
Watson
Seaman A. Knapp
Arkansas
Farmers’ Cooperative Demonstration
University of Florida College of Agriculture
Live Oak
North
A. P. Spencer
Central
C. K. McQuarrie
Santa Rosa County Families Build Homes and Remodels
Rural families in Milton and Santa Rosa County are constructing four new houses and remodeling two others based on local plans and community assistance. The program aims to improve housing and living conditions across the area.
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Milton, Fla
Santa Rosa County
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Macon
State Safety Director
Shrewsbury
Bureau of Advertising
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
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Phebe Cook
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ST. Thomas Episcopal
Eustis
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First National Bank
Lemuel Colson
Donnelly
C. L. Quixley
Thomas H. Cooley
Fila
Samuel C. Peacock
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Ryan
Harold Wilson
Rehbaum & Crane
W. F. Sylvan Shores
Rawleigh
Hustler
Rawleigh Co
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Memphis
Tenn
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N. W. Morley
Ray Eckholdt
Chrysler and Packard
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S. S. Sadler & CO
Pillsbury Flour
Coleman’s Bakery
Baptists
Arcadia
White House Paints
Perkins Paint Co
Rehbaum & Co
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Jersey
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Man J. Stuart
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Cool Motors
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