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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1935
Page
10
Firestone engineers unveil a new Ground Grip Tire with deepest rugged tread designed to self clean in mud and clay. Two Gum-Dipped cord layers and Gum-Dipping reinforce tread and body for extreme flexing at low air pressures. See Firestone Service Stores for terms and a full line of tires tubes and auto supplies.
John S. L. Yost appointed chief of the field investigation section succeeding the late George R. Wicker. Yost, Maryland native and Johns Hopkins and University of Maryland Law School graduate, has been assistant chief of the administrative enforcement section since 1933. Budd A. Holt named assistant chief of the general crops section, succeeding Yost. Holt is a principal agricultural economist and an original member, with prior focus on marketing agreements and licenses for dried and canned fruits vegetables and nuts.
Prices for Florida Big Boston and Romaine lettuce are rising as supplies of Iceberg grow. In March Iceberg was abundant and eased prices, while Big Boston and Romaine reached $2.50 to $3 per hampers. Florida movement dwindles, other regions unlikely to replace soon. Those with late March patches can expect a healthy market.
The surplus of old potatoes may delay the Florida deal, expected to start mid April. Competition from other Southern states is unlikely to affect the Florida potato plan, while cold weather has delayed other regions. A low old potato price could coexist with rising demand for new potatoes this spring.
Strawberries from Plant City broke shipment records while Pompano deliveries averaged 30 carloads of beans daily. Weekly shipments for both crops hovered near 165 carloads. Recent showers boosted production noticeably.
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