Real estate boom in Mount Dora as winter visitors return
Mount Dora grows daily with new residents from Sanford and Howey and rising demand for homes and groves. Listings include five room houses from 3000 to 3750 dollars, lake shore lots and 12 acre estates near Lake Shore Drive, citrus land and dairy farm potential priced around 12000 dollars, plus clusions on favorable terms and rapid sale prospects.
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Mount Dora
Lake Shore
Lake
Mount Dora Real Estate Board Members Listed
A. C. Quixley is identified as a member of the Mount Dora Real Estate Board Salesmen along with J. G. LaDue M. M. Javens F. G. MacMahon and Donnelly Street at Fifth Avenue Mount Dora Florida.
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Mount Dora
Donnelly
Fifth Avenue
Kiwanis Club Hears Scout Support and Plans Summer Move
Bishop of the Boy Scout committee praised Mt. Dora troop as a top Central Florida unit and urged Kiwanis cooperation. The matter was referred to directors for investigation. Carl Graves led club songsters. The Grandview meetings end for summer with Villa Dora sessions planned this fall.
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Bishop
Boy Scout Committee
Central Florida
Mt. Dora
Kiwanis Club
Carl Graves
Kiwanis
Grandview
Villa Dora
Predicts Good Races in Florida 1651 Limited Revival
Hall argues reviving the 151 class boosts regattas by adding many boats and exciting heats. He notes limited craft balance speed with affordability, appealing to spectators and amateur builders who avoid the high costs of unlimited machines. The piece envisions lively regional competition.
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Hall
Florida 1651 Limited Association
Local council faces water rate enforcement and city utilities posts
The council discussed a water rate enforcement power with City Attorney Carl Duncan confirming the water department may cut off service for nonpayment. A committee led by Sidel's appointees considers the proceeds and election details while Lake Dora Packing proposes bidding for light and power.
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Sidel
A. C
Quixley
Fred MacDowell
D. C. Sherman
Lake Dora
Carl Duncan
Water Department
S.K. Smith
Fort Pierce
Retired Officer Cites Bamboo Uses for Florida
Lieutenant Colonel James Prentice, US Army retired, living in Coconut Grove, says bamboo grows readily in Florida and offers many uses seen in the Orient. He notes bamboo’s value as wind breaks, fences, furniture, packing cases, pipe lines, masts, docks, fish weirs, ladders, and scaffolds, stressing soil-specific varieties and future importance for Florida crops.
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Florida
Orient
James Prentice
United States Army
Cocoanut Grove
Prentice
Far East
Blode blode notes surface in eighth inning moment
A fragmentary line recalls a blode blode moment in the eighth inning, with obscured context and unclear participants, leaving readers seeking full game details and official recap.
Eighth Inning Rally Stuns Mt. Dora Opponent
Mt. Dora 6, Adover 4. Key hits: Allen and Hawthorne for two base. Stewart with three base. Stolen bases: Pike 8 Morris 2 Allen 1. Pitching: Stapleton wins, Lasater loses. Umpire Schopke. Time 2:30.
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York
Kline
Mount Dora
Tavalce
Brock
Stapleton
Mosely
Morris
Cooley
Hale
Pike
Stokes
Averitt
Adkins
Morgan
Thomas
Coven
Barkesdale
Robbins
Box
Adams
Peral
Mt. Dora
Adover
Allen
L. Hawthorne
Stewart
Lasater
Schopke
Tavares
Winter Garden
Chubb
Hardin
Ocoee
Winter Park
Clermont
Umatilla
Vaden
Stapleton P
Apopka AB
Cashwell
Stewart If
Lasater P
Harris
Oeenvaee Parrott
L. Hawth
Walters
T. Hawth
Starbuck
Osborn Announces Candidacy for State Senate District 23
Zeb Osborn declares his campaign for the State Senate district 23 in Lake County and asks for votes and support ahead of the Democratic Primary on June 5.
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State Senate
Lake County
C. Z
Zeb
Osborn
Montverde Grapes Spur Regional Cooperative Growth
Grapes in the Montverde area have grown large enough to push growers toward cooperative production and marketing. An existing cooperative will handle vineyard development and care, and this year growers formed a packing and marketing organization. An estimated 225 to 300 tons will be marketed this season with 30 to 40 carloads expected next year, making cooperative packing essential for efficiency and profit. Montverde is highlighted as Florida’s premier grape region, offering strong investment appeal.
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Montverde
Florida
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Orange Grove
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Real Estate Board
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Mount Dora, Florida
City Council
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Tavares AB
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Campbell
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Russello
Perry Duncan
Barksdale
Lake-Orange League
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