Billroys Comedians at Mount Dora in new Blue and White Tent
Billroys Comedians bring a vaudeville bill to Mount Dora on December 4 in a large water proof tent on N Baker street and Woodland avenue. The show features dance numbers acts and laughs with seventy five performers and fifteen vaudeville acts. Admission includes a free ladies night with one paid adult ticket. Doors open 7 15 PM overture at 7 30 PM curtain at 8 15 PM.
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Billroy
Mount Dora
N. Baker Street
Woodland Avenue
America
Bob Fisher
Palais Royale Orchestra
What Expect From Your Newspaper Advancing Community
The Advance Press asks readers what they expect and replies that daily news, advocacy, integrity, and community service cost more than 4 cents weekly. It argues newspapers expose graft protect morals support causes and publish notices while urging readers to patronize advertisers for value.
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Advance Press
Springfield
Minnesota
Florida cattle urged to feed for March Fat Stock Show
W. J. Sheely, Florida Experiment Station extension agent, urges cattlemen to place cattle on feed by early December for 90 days to appear at the first Florida Fat Stock Show in Jacksonville on March 5 and 6 1935. The event at National Stockyards includes prizes 73 items totaling 544 with classes for purebred and high grade beef cattle, first cross calves, and 4-H fat steers. A sale and 4-H judging contest accompany the exhibition, sponsored by the Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Sheely
Florida Experiment Station
Florida
Jacksonville
Sheely
Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce
National Stockyards
Christmas Tuberculosis Seal Promises Peace and Joy
A festive tuberculosis charity appeal urges buying a Christmas seal to spread peace and happiness. The message emphasizes charitable support and seasonal goodwill with a brief call to action to purchase.
State Press Assn Meets in Ocala Highlights Crime Woes and Growth
The State Press Association held a meeting in Ocala with focus on crime reduction and press responsibility. Speakers forecast Florida's rapid progress, tout Expos in Orlando, and the next two years as pivotal, with leaders from Florida On Parade outlining plans for the 1935 event.
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American Bar Association
United States
Hathaway
Jacksonville
National Housing Administration
Florida
Karl Lehmann
Seminole County
Crawford Bickford
Orlando
Silver Springs
Senator Hodges
Clayton Rand
National Editorial Association
Claude Lee
Gainesville
Russell Kay
R. A. Gray
J. M. Lee
Ocala
Marion
Louisiana Press Association
Florida Association
New Orleans
Florida New Paper Folk
Sebring
Messrs
Ray and Davidson
Silver River
R. H. Berg
Melbourne
C. P. Helfenstein
Live Oak
J. L. E. Sellers
George Burr
Winter Haven
I. M
Plant City
Russell Kausselly
Tampa
Secre
Rus
Florida farmers have real cause for Thanksgiving joy
Florida farmers face varied factors yet enjoy unusual cause for thanks as favorable weather and growing demand promise better times. Rainfall patterns, milder droughts, and steady winter cultivation support abundant crops. By expanding production and smart marketing, Florida benefits the nation with goods not available in similar volume elsewhere.
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Florida
Florida Farmers Urged to Cure Pork for Home Use
W. J. Sheely of the Experiment Station urges Florida farmers to cure about 32 million pounds of pork this winter to ensure adequate home supply next year. He notes 40,000 farmers should raise 800 pounds each, using salt, sugar, and saltpeter, with proper slaughter and quick cooling for best results.
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Florida
W. J. Sheely
Mr. Sheely
Florida Experiment Station Finds Fertilizers Equalize Soil Effects
Money paid for Christmas seals funds education that saves lives. Chemists at the Florida Agricultural Experiment Station report normal fertilizer use yields no marked soil type influence on truck crop composition. Mineral content of truck crops matches crops grown elsewhere.
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Florida Agricultural Experiment Station
Farming as a Way of Life and Livelihood
The text argues that farming sustains both lifestyle and income. It stresses that a well organized rural life depends on making the farm home safe and more satisfying to live in.
Lake County Chancery Orders Constructive Service
Court orders constructive service in a land title action filed in Lake County Florida. The Mount Dora Topic is named as the publication newspaper to run the order weekly for four weeks before December 3, 1934, with dates and parcel descriptions specified in the decree. The action targets lands described as sections 20 and 29 in Township 19 South Range 27 East containing about 130 to 131 1/2 acres.
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State OF
Florida
Charleis
J. Williams
R. L. Saville
J. A. Shields
T. C. Geise
W. A. Anthony
C. C. Anthony
J. Williams and Company
Olivia Williams
Claude Saville
Marie Shields
Pearl Geise
Estelle Anthony
Emma Anthony
George A. Woodward
Boddy
Andrew L. Brown
A. L. Brown
Mary E. Brown
George Faust
Faust
Hannah Cook
Clark W. Cook
Josephine Reed
J. W. Reed
Sixteenth Judicial Circuit
Lake County
Lake
Township
Mount Dora
State of Florida
Tavares
George J. Dykes
Grace Hawthorne
Notice of Lost Note Reestablishment in Lake County
Public record notice in Lake County Florida states a promissory note payable to John D. Foster has been lost or destroyed. The petitioner requests the reestablishment and cites destruction two to three years prior. Respondents Julia M Quixley Andrew C Quixley and Louise B Mitchell are named along with all interested parties. they must show cause before Judge J C B Koonce in Tavares by January 17, 1935. Official seal dated November 21 1934.
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Lake County
John D. Foster
Julia M. Quixley
Andrew C. Quixley
Louise B. Mitchell
J. C. B. Koonce
Sixteenth Judicial Circuit
Tavares
Florida
A. D
Geo
J. Dykes
Grace Hawthorne
D. C
Notice of Tax Deed Application for Lakes & Hills Realty
L. B. Driggers holds Tax Certificate No. 261 dated August 5 1929 and seeks tax deed for a Lake County Florida parcel described as NE corner of SE quarter of SW quarter in section 25 township 19 south range 27 east containing 2 1/2 acres. If not redeemed by January 2 1935 a tax deed will be issued. Dated November 28 1024.
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L. B. Driggers
Lake County
Florida
Lakes & Hills Realty
Theresa Cisky
County Judge Court of Probate in Lake County
In Cone of the County Judge and for Lake County Florida sitting as a Court of Probate.
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Cone
Lake County
Cylorida
Notice of Intention to Seek Final Discharge
Executrix Marguerite Burton of Harry M. Burton’s estate announces filing of final report and petition for final discharge. A hearing is set for December 14, 1934 before County Judge E. M. Tally of Lake County Florida. Attorney Z. D. Giles represents the executrix.
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Harry M. Burton
E. M. Tally
Lake County
Florida
A. D
Marguerite Burton
Notice to creditors in estate of David F Gorham
Creditors and others with claims against the estate of David F Gorham, deceased, late of Lake County Florida, must present claims to Judge E M Tally at the Lake County Courthouse in Tavares within eight months from the first publication. Administrative executrices Edith M Fish and Aurelia Crane Coffin provide the notice dated November 12 1934.
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David F. Gorham
Lake County
Florida
E. M. Tally
Tavares
Edith M. Fish
Aurelia Crane Coffin
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Billroys
Bob Fsher$ Royrchestra
Dra
Rae
Lero
Ainly
Peice
Bees
Rica
North Barker St
An St
Lawn Villa
N. Donnelly Ave
Frances Harvey
6Th Ave
West Sixth Ave
Mount
National Piano Co
Daytona Beach
E. J. Tallant
Donnelly Street
Frank Harding
Lakeside Inn
St. Petersburg
C. D. Nes
Circuit Court
James Simpson
Charles H. Bates
Bates
Thomas H. Cooley
Lake County, Florida
Byrd Cobbs
J. D. Foster
Geo. J. Dykes
Clerk Circuit Court
R. C. Peebles
Z. D. Giles
Executrix
Hoover Electric
Hoosier
Swap Shop
4Th Avenue
Alton Linn
Prop
Cisky Park Plat No
B. F. Cisky
R. C. Peeples
Gudgeon Electric Company
Highland Ave
Kellogg’s
P&g
Moss
Donnelly
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