Poultry and Citrus Clubs Hold County Meetings
County Agent Gifford B Hiatt reports the second week in January annual Poultry Show plans unsettled yet. I Morse of Groveland spoke on Use of Lights for Increasing Egg Production. Citrus growers clubs in Altoona Tavares Clermont elected officers and discussed soils with Dr O C Bryan Gainesville who will speak on citrus soils at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Poultry Association
I. Morse
Groveland
Morse
Altoona
Tavares
Clermont
Tavares Growers
D. H. Bickers
Umatilla
P. F. Johnson
Clark Smith
I. Pitzer
John Dever
A. F. Fletcher
Eustis
R. F. E. Cook
Leesburg
Henry Pringle
Clyde Honeywell
E. H. Brenner
Fruitland Park
New Bulletin On Solar Water Heaters
A Florida extension bulletin explains low cost solar water heater construction for households farms and growers. Professor Frazier Rogers of Gainesville authored the guide available via county agents. The article also notes club activities and social hosting at the Community Building with details on visitors decorations and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Extension Division
Frazier Rogers
College of Agriculture
Gainesville
Fla
A Few More Grove Record Books Left
During the past two weeks many growers have applied for grove record books to keep complete cost accounts. A few more copies remain in the county agent's office and growers may obtain them free, with extra copies available for those with multiple groves.
Mrs Shearer Highlights State Federation Work
Mrs Shearer spoke on the State Federation activities and its departments emphasizing spiritual growth and local club involvement. She noted the committee on state institutions and recent work for the Veterans Hospital at Lake City, calling for each club to contribute.
Unemployed Card Party Attendees Listing Names
A long list of attendees and contributors to the card parties for the unemployed held at the Grandview Hotel. The event was sponsored by Mrs. Geo. L. Zell with hospitality courtesy from Mrs. F. G. MacMahon and Miss Mary. The names include J. H. Crane, Mrs. J. H. Neville, Mrs. Mary A. Sanborn, Miss Margaret Lewis, Miss Helen Lemmert, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H .Crane
J. H. Neville
Grant. Cowles
Mary A. Sanborn
Margaret Lewis
Helen Lemmert
Mabel Cleary
Emma Eckholdt
Josephine A. B. Swift
Adelia Avery Kittie Martin
H. A. Dahm
A. H. MacKenzie
Sol Spilky
W. L. Story
D. H. Bishop
George Dahlin
Geo. L. Zell
Grandview Hotel
F. G. MacMahon
Mary
Thomas Armstrong
L'Engle Barnett
Frank Brando
Bloodgood
F. Burkart
H. Coleman
Estelle Clark
Chamberlain
E. J. Christopher
Mary Dyson
DeForrest
Frank Drake
E. V. Downs
E. Evans
Paul Hoskins
H. W. Harlow
C. R. Javens
Geo. Keller
M. Lewis
E. Leavenworth
Lamoreux
G. R. LaBreck
M. B. Little
Paul Mahony
E. Martin
County Tax Levy and Divisions for County Budget
The county tax levy lists a poll tax to schools of 6271.00 dollars and combines figures into state tax 44615.54 dollars, schools 258537.58 dollars, roads 267813.63 dollars, and county tax including court house bonds and Summerall Park bond fund 51477.12 dollars. The county tax roll is summarized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Summerall Park
Complex Lake County Roll Details Delinquency and Districts
The article explains the Lake County tax roll with 11 846 real estate owners listed in an alphabetic index. Current real estate value stands at 7 618 550 with delinquent value of 5 021 590, about 40 percent delinquent by real estate value and 35.4 percent of all tangible property. It notes 12 road districts and 28 school districts plus state and county funds, 59 funds in total, and 68 taxing district combinations. Milling fractions complicate checks, and intangibles roll is new this year with revenue going to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake County
Eustis
Mascotte
Mount Dora
Tavares
Yalaha
Farm program schedule on WRUF to discuss Florida farming issues
WRUF Florida farm program airs noon to 12 45 EST next week from the Florida Agricultural Extension Service. Topics include Florida Farm News, fertilization in citrus yield costs, nematodes and borers in cane, transplanting ornamental plants, distemper in dogs, November farm jobs, and handling sweet potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
WRUF
Florida Agricultural Extension Service
Florida Farm News
Man
W. R. Briggs
A. F. Camp
J. R.watson
E. F. Thom
American Fiction Guild aims to raise standards
The American Fiction Guild promotes higher quality in US fiction across lengths and seeks to curb sordid sex and gangster hero stories seen as harmful to youth. It pledges wholesome content without returning to prior sensationalism, aligning with reputable publishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Fiction Guild
Ambitious plan to improve newsstand quality
The piece argues for wholesome, well written stories on newsstands, urging publishers and the public to support top writers and careful production. It stresses custom advertising by local merchants to shape buying habits and compares cities as ordertakers versus order getters seeking local needs.
Town of Mount Dora Registration Roll Stricken Names
Notice that the named individuals were removed from Mount Dora Registration Roll by Town Council action on October 14, 1932. Names may be restored by December 2 with evidence presented to the Registration Officer. J. Johnson, Town Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vacaay Saerar Oe Vrana
Laura A
Mount Dora
A. D
J. Johnson
Immigration Law Views on Indigent Students
A debate focuses on whether indigent students studying in approved U S colleges must be excluded to protect American workers. Some say the law is misapplied, others, in the majority, back the Labor Secretary that students seeking employment to fund education do not get exemptions. The 1924 provision is said to have been grossly abused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Secretary of Labor
Immigration Enforcement Tightens on Labor Protections
Secretary of Labor William N. Doak tightens immigration restrictions to protect local labor, emphasizing rigid enforcement of entry and employment rules. The move signals a broader crackdown on immigrant workers amid ongoing labor concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William N. Doak
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Tryman
Harold Wilson
Rehbaum & Crane
M. V. Simpson & Son
Ray Eckholdt
Chrysler and Packard
Donnelly
Ambets
H. G. Mason
Reed Edmunds
Sorrento
Emma Marsh
Ernest Martin
J. H. Brydon
Mary MacDonell
Brydon
MacDonell
Estella Clark
Grove
Mrs. Shearer
Central
National Bank of
Lake Dora Packing Company
5Th Ave
Mount. Dora, Florida
Wruf Farm Program
J. Francis Cooper
J. Lee Smith
G. H. Blackmon
Goodyear
AFCA
Maine
Bluebird Tea Room
Mount Dora, Fla
Resi
Dence
L. A. Tremain
Tremain St
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