Leesburg Leader Truman G Futch Dies or Retires?
Truman G Futch of Leesburg, born October 1 1891 in Hampton Bradford County Florida, built a long record in Florida State Legislature serving as representative and senator. He was a leader in Lake County and Florida politics and past president of the Leesburg Rotary Club.
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Truman G. Futch
Leesburg
Hampton
Bradford County
Florida
Lake County
Farm woodlands offer steady benefits and long term value
One third of US timber acreage lies in farm woodlands and foresters say these owners are best positioned to practice sound forest management. Proper thinning grazing and selective harvesting can boost growth cut waste and reduce fire risk while protecting soils and water. Treated as a crop farm woodlands renew themselves and provide material fuel and pasture.
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U. S. Forest Products Laboratory
Madison
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English as She Is Japanned Notice for Tokyo Drivers
A Daily Sketch item presents a mock roadside notice outside Tokyo’s Central Police Station. It humorously instructs motorists in odd old phrases to slow at hand signals, honk melodiously, give space to pedestrians and animals, pass carefully in grease mud, avoid dog entanglements, and brake around corners to prevent mishaps.
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Tokyo
Daily Sketch
Lake county students boost Stetson University enrollment
A report from DeLand shows 30 Lake County students are enrolled at Stetson University. Eight communities are represented with counts: Eustis 5, Mount Dora 4, Tavares 3, Clermont and Altoona 2 each, Umatilla Howey Groveland 1 each, plus contributors from other towns. Sixteen freshmen, seven sophomores, three juniors and three degree candidates. Esther Hick of Eustis earned a B S at mid term and is pursuing a Master’s.
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Stetson University
Lake County
Stetsonburg
Eustis
Mount Dora
Tavares
Clermont
Altoona
Umatilla
Howey
Groveland
Esther Hick
Turkey surplus hits sixty five million pounds nationwide
End of March reports show about 65 million pounds of turkey in the United States, roughly double the previous peak. Groups urge hotels, grocers, and others to aid in distributing the surplus during the holiday season.
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Star
United States
Pe A
Fertilizer Expenditures by State Highlight Georgia Lead
The United States spent about 170.402 million dollars on commercial fertilizer in a recent year. Georgia accounted for 13.853 million, the highest among states, with Maryland Virginia and North Carolina following in that order.
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United States
Georgia
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
Leesburg Editor Gilbert Leach marked 25 years at Leesburg Commercial
Gilbert D. Leach completes a quarter century as editor of the Leesburg Commercial. Lake County Chamber of Commerce lauds his lifelong literary output and steadfast service to Lake County and Florida. The newspaper notes the milestone as a sign of ongoing vigor for both paper and editor.
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Gilbert D. Leach
Leesburg
E County
Lake County
Georgia closes freshwater fish season strict April 15 to June 1
The Florida Commission of Game and Fresh Water Fish was informed by Georgia authorities that the closed season for all freshwater fish runs from April 15 to June 1 and will be rigidly enforced. The ban covers fishing and the sale or purchase of freshwater fish caught in Georgia or moved from other states, stated I N Kennedy, Florida official.
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Florida Commission of Game and Fresh Water Fish
Gea
Georgia
I. N. Kennedy
Florida Commission
Wm. E. Simmons
Lake
Florida
Belmont Heights
Eustis
J. R. van Buskirk
Tavares
Fla
Geo. J. D
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Lake County
A. J. Harnage
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Panther Hunter Ends Elusive Cat’s Reign Near Wauchula
A 151 pound panther 6 feet 7 1 2 inches long was killed after weeks eluding hunts in the Crewsville area near Wauchula. Clyde Coker of Limestone fired a shotgun to end the big cat’s deadly rampage against calves and hogs.
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Crewsville
Wauchula
Clyde Coker
Origin of Pledge to the Flag author linked to Youth's Companion
The article recalls the creator of the Pledge to the Flag, a figure taught in schools nationwide. It cites the pledge's lines asserting allegiance to the United States, including “one nation, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all,” and notes the pledge’s widespread use among millions of pupils.
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United States
Ian Thelegiance
Mrs Clara J Ladson of Waterford dies at 90
Mrs Clara Jeannette Ladson of Waterford Michigan died at 4 55 am in a convalescent home aged 90 She was daughter of Jarvis Tuller and married to Ladson on April 25 1872 The survivor list includes son Myron daughter Elizabeth Masten grandson Norman Bryan and a great grandson Funeral held in Clarkson Michigan May 1 burial at Drayton Plains cemetery She visited Mount Dora often and was well remembered in the community
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Clara Jeannette Ladson
Waterford
Mich
Jarvis Tuller
Witien Ladson
Myron
Elizabeth Masten
Mount Dora
Norman Bryan
Detroit
Clarkston
Drayton Plains
Ladson
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