Topics in grief F H H Mount Dora musings and updates
Local notes mention pleasant weather after a big wind and visitors enjoying Mount Dora. Ben Michaels discusses pasteurized milk with a passerby, while Mount Dora attracts attention from tourists. J P Donnelly reports eight druggists seeking to lease the former Stokley Pharmacy site. The high school soccer team starts poorly and C Dooley trains a hunting dog recently.
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Mount Dora
J. P. Donnelly
Stokley Pharmacy
Classified notices and listings span private sale and licenses
A jumble of notices includes a private apartment inquiry by Annie R Reynolds at Mt Kisco New York a 14 Smith Avenue. a 1929 Ford Tudor Sedan for sale with under 10 000 miles and available on terms. a Mt Dora listing. and a lengthy Florida notice demanding food service businesses file descriptions and obtain a State Inspection License from the State Hotel Commissioner in Tallahassee with penalties and license fees due by October 1.
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Annie R. Reynolds
Smith Avenue
Mt. Kisko
N.Y
W. P. Wingler
Mt. Dora
Tallahassee
Notice of lands in Pine Crest subdivisions Sees 19 and 30
U S Callahan president of Pine Crest Inc filed for purchase under the 1928 act for lands in Pine Crest subdivisions in Sections 19 and 30 Township 19 South Range 27 East Tallahassee District. The notice directs objections must be filed within 40 days from first publication Sept 26 1929.
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Department OF the Interior
Gainesville
Florida
U. S
Callahan
Pine Crest, Inc
Pine Crest
U.S. Land
Big George C. Crom
Publigatarn
Abe
Hunting season and outdoor notes from Sylvan Shores to Florida
The column promotes hunting season ahead in Florida noting quail dove and deer abundance per State Game Commissioner C C Woodward. It praises local lawns and floral displays, mentions sports events at Donnelly Park, and references community figures like Uncle Jim Simpson Frank Weidman Fred MacMahon and Harold Coleman. It emphasizes wildlife conservation alongside agricultural development and Florida’s winter draw for outdoor enthusiasts.
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Jim Simpson
Sylvan Shores
Florida
C. C. Woodward
Mediterranean cruise boom draws U S travelers to ancient lands
The article notes rising interest among North American travelers in Mediterranean destinations seen as cradle of civilization. It cites Canadian Pacific Steamships plans for two 1930 cruises from New York, Empress of Scotland and Empress of France, as proof of growing demand amid rapid communications and travel. It mentions Greece, Jerusalem, Cairo, and Egypt's ancient sites like the Valley of the Kings and Tutankhamun's tomb as enduring attractions.
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America
Canadian Pacific Steamships
Vesgels
Mediterranean
New York
Greece
Jerusalem
Pulchre
Capturies Ags
Egypt
Baek
Orient
Sphinx
Gizeh
Tut-Anka- Amen
Christ
Montverde Grapes Offer Centerpiece Florida Investment
The Montverde area, praised for premier land for grape culture, ships Florida grapes in iced cars and operates centralized management for growers. The prospect suggests investing in Montverde vineyards as a key part of Florida’s prosperity, with offices in Mount Dora.
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Florida
Montverde
Fla
Mount Dora
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