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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1939
Page
7
The article advises year round mineral supplementation for cattle and swine. It specifies a salt sick mix with common salt red oxide of iron blue stone cobalt sulfate and a second mix with salt marble dust bone meal red oxide iron copper sulfate and cobalt sulfate. It notes mineral boxes should be kept on range or in pasture and sheltered in hog lots for constant access.
The Santa Monica Outlook argues that legal notices in newspapers safeguard public funds by keeping accounting records accessible and protecting officials from misuse. It cites Louisiana history under Huey Long to illustrate how ending such advertising harms transparency and invites corruption.
William L. Wilson reports the State Farmers Market at Bushnell now serves twelve counties and has total sales of $55,500 since opening. The market's growing importance is highlighted in a recent update.
The American Association of Railway Ticket Agents plans a November visit to Lake County and Central Florida. About 500 agents will travel by special trains to Ocala, Silver Springs, Leesburg, Venetian Gardens, and Winter Park for tours, meals, and entertainment, with county chambers coordinating a large welcome.
Florida farmers report good yields for Sea Island cotton as seed program work by the State Experiment Station and the USDA advances under County Agent R. E. Norris. The freighter Sea Witch, first of the Maritime Commission ships built in Tampa, will be launched October 31. State Road 21 between DeLand and Daytona Beach undergoes grading work with no detours.
An 1861 Portland Oregonian editorial argues local items reveal a community's thoughts and habits for historians. It notes trivialities still mirror the era and future historians will consult old files to read the times reflected in Local Items.
The Leesburg editorial argues for continuing restoration of Venetian Gardens on the lakefront to attract winter visitors. It urges a modest annual advertising budget, compares Leesburg’s size to Orlando, and endorses using the garden as its own publicity tool to draw tourists and revenue.
University of Florida schedules Religion and Life Conference from Oct 28 to Nov 4 with more than two dozen national religious leaders and counselors to speak in lectures and seminars. The event aims to explore religion’s role in education and denominal perspectives in a non sectarian setting.
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