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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1935
Page
7
The text describes a multi floor shopping space with aisles of bags jewelry stationery and dresses. It highlights holiday mood items on the second floor and fashion on the third floor with home goods and apparel on lower floors. Shoppers are urged to visit early for gift items.
The fragment mentions Dick person and sales scores with reference to Saturday sales values. It reads as a brief market or sales note, lacking clear event details but indicating a focus on scores and weekend figures.
Florida will launch a nationwide subscription starting November 4 the fifty sixth anniversary of Rogers birth and running through Thanksgiving. Frank B Shutts Miami named chair of the Florida Will Rogers Memorial committee says county chairs will be in place by next Monday.
The Florida Methodist Orphanage at Benson Springs hosts its Second Annual Home Coming on Thanksgiving Day. The facility, 34 acres on Lake Monroe near Sanford, houses about 150 children and relies on free will gifts, with suggested donations of 18, 25, or 75 dollars per child or day’s care.
Registrar Olga Bowen reports 611 students with 21 named Mary and 23 named William. Girls lead in junior class, freshmen are 42.88 percent of enrollment, the largest in 49 years. counties after Volusia include Orange Lake and Duval. 52 law students noted with five in the class.
The 29th annual Christmas Seal marks 1860s to 1870s strife and westward migration. The seal shows a girl mailing a letter, acknowledging 1907 origin and the fight against tuberculosis. Seals go on sale Thanksgiving through 2,000 TB associations to fund prevention and education nationwide.
Florida State Dairymen's Association schedules its annual meeting in Orlando on December 4 and 5 focusing on herd improvement and Bang's disease control. J. M. Whitehurst of Tampa, president, notes directors meet December 4 with officer elections and an educational program on December 5. Prominent speakers include Hamlin L. Brown, R. B. Becker, Henry Bryant, and T. W. Cole among others.
Field men and observers will take daily minimum temperature readings at frost forecasting stations in Florida under the federal state frost service. If a station cannot be checked, thermograph records supply the data. Readings are logged for growers and compared with forecast stations to assess departures. Readers can obtain night readings from shelter or district field men.
Citizens go to the polls on December 10 to elect town officials for two years. The race centers on Town Clerk, Tax Collector and Treasurer, with the incumbent stressing experience, financial acumen, and a nonpartisan record.
Thousands of hunters roam Florida woods as laws regulate bag limits and shooting dates. Forest fires threaten game, making preservation essential. State Forester Harry Lee Baker urges hunters to extinguish fires and ensure matches, cigarettes, cigars, and pipes are out. The note ties fire prevention to better hunting and broader forest land issues, and promotes Christmas Seals to fight tuberculosis in Lake County.
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