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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1935
Page
8
Lake County Florida officials certify an accurate list of state and county occupational store, liquor, and store licenses issued for the period beginning October 1 and ending September 30. The certificate is signed by County Judge E M Tally and Tax Collector B A Williams with the county seal dated October 9.
The Omaha to Wynot line, 45 miles, was abandoned after a stay granted by the Interstate Commerce Commission. Rail grain rates rose from 3 to 10 cents per hundred, coal to $2 a ton from 20 cents, farm values declined sharply, towns face vacant homes, and truckers had claimed to fill the transportation gap.
A fragment notes rural merchants and a thriving countryside scene. The text hints at grain bins and feeder reviews in small towns, suggesting a prosperous rural economy without full context.
A list of individuals appears as names struck from the registration roll, including Atkinson Brock Zella Burton and several couples with titles such as Mrs. and Miss. The متن continues with more names like John Burk Mrs A S Brooks and W C Corley, indicating multiple de-registrations across families and with initials.
The notice states that names appearing may be restored to the Roll on or before December 7, 1935, by satisfactory evidence before the Registration Officer that such name was erroneously removed. Town Clerk Wm J. Johnson signs and seals the document.
A rural voice argues that boys shooting birds with air rifles reduce crop pests. It claims one bird kills many bugs and worms daily, suggesting pest damage rises when birds are not kept in check. The piece emphasizes a cycle where killing birds harms pest control.
Citrus packing houses and grove employees should not be asked to work on Sundays except in rare cases where loss of car road orders might occur, says C. C. Commander general manager of Florida Citrus. He urges district managers to curtail Sunday packing house and grove work to minimums, reflecting a common belief Sunday labor is poor practice.
A concise, proverb style reflection contrasts prudent concealment of knowledge with the folly of fools, highlighting enduring caution in human conduct.
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