Turkhish Cap Bush Photo and School Snake Incident
A note mentions a Turk photographing a cap bush near a doorstep where a coral snake was found and placed in ether. New officers for the month include Ann Bowers and Donald Wetz with Jean Parker as secretary and Barbara Hill as treasurer. Committees are announced with names, plus a bingo event at the Sylvan Shores Hotel Cocktail Lounge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Wetz
Donald
Ann Bowers
Jean Parker
Barbara Hill
Murial Gulledge
Vera Hughes
Bruce Bass
Harold Crosson
Patsy Conner
Peggy Lou Nutter
Mary Combs
James Henry
Marion Snell
Irma Billette
Barbara Schelle
L. C. Durden
Arthur Lewis
Diane Parish
Carolyn Boyett
Betty Sue Scott
George Scogin
Peggy Nutter
Hall’ Bulletin Board
George Lashar
John Marsell
New Furniture For The Home Lots Of New Pieces
A furniture sale offers Early American Maple Bedroom Suite four pieces with beds, a Livingroom Sofa Bed, 7 piece Dinette with chairs and leaf, Walnut Bedroom and Mahogany sets, and metal sinks and stoves. Prices range from $19.00 to $260.50 with weekly specials and flexible options. G.I. priority noted on sinks. Store invites visitors to view changing stock.
Eustis Furniture Listing in Eustis on North Grove Street
George W. Hopkins manages Eustis Furniture located at 129 North Grove Street next to Triangle Gas Company, with a listed phone number 229. The ad highlights the store's location and contact point.
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North Grove Street
Triangle Gas Company
George W. Hopkins
Florida sees business gains above national pace in 1946
Florida reports higher business activity than the national average with a 6 percent national benchmark. Debits rose in six leading cities with St Petersburg up 44.5 percent, Miami 38.5 percent, Orlando 85 percent, Tampa 12 percent, Jacksonville 11 percent and Pensacola 9 percent. Retail sales climbed 31 percent regionally while motor vehicle dealers led with an 83 percent gain. other gains appeared in household furnishings 28 percent, jewelry 24 percent, apparel 21 percent and groceries 16 percent. Dun and Bradstreet’s Regional Trade Barometer says Florida gains were among the best nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Miami
Orlando
Tampa
Jacksonville
Pensacola
Florida
Dun and Bradstreet
Visitors marvel at Lake County citrus prospects
Two citrus experts from out of state tour Lake County groves and project 1946 47 harvests. A Matthew of the Union of South Africa and a California extension specialist assess the county 50 000 acre groves and the potential 10 million box yield, meeting local growers this week with County officials.
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Lake County
A. Matthew
Union of South Africa
California Extension
Matthew
South African Cooperative Citrus Exchange
Johnston
Florida Citrus Acreage Shifts Amid Valencia Plantings
Agent R E Norris notes Florida citrus acreage stabilizing around navels while some growers replace navels with valencias. California grove prices exceed Florida by over three thousand dollars per unit, though the exact sale price remains unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Norris
Florida
California
Lake County Wins Cup for Health Work in Florida
Lake County leads Florida counties by 38 cents per capita and more than $9,000 in annual gifts to the Health Association through Christmas seals and health bonds. Mrs R E F Cooke of Leesburg chairs the Lake County T B and Health Association, which earned the cup for the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Work Health Association
Florida
Lake County
T. B. and Health Association
R. E. F. Cooke
Leesburg
Verbatim misread text from Leesburg executive official
c B Tavaers vie dhake tier tie ee Ruth enier Leesburg executive secret Thomas of Groveland is ont of the State TB and Health Association in charge of this important sail work.
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Vie Dhake Tier Tie Ee Ruthenier
Leesburg
Thomas
Groveland
GI Subscription Policy Clarified by OPA Official
Major Heinz explains that a permanent APO number enables continued paper deliveries without needing separate requests. The note outlines how GIs overseas can obtain subscriptions, and mentions that a permanent OPA number is essential for a GI to receive papers and magazines at home or abroad.
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Senataen
During the ither up we provide water and hay
The fragment notes giving animals water and hay. It mentions providing plenty of water and hay but lacks clear details on species, location, or governing event. The readable portion suggests basic livestock care steps within a broader historical context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hendricks
Florida
Maine
Vermont
Democratic Party
Mr. Hendricks
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Sylvan Shores Hotel
Tracy
G.i.’S
Mortland
Florence
Eustis Furniture
Eustis
Lake Citrus
Voters of
Mount Dora
Pink New Deal Party
New Deal Party
New Deal
Pravda
Elliott Roosevelt
Wallace
Pepper
City of
Fred von Terglau
Fruitland Park
LAKE
CUP
Heinz
Central
Congress
Tallahassee
Clark Kaufman
Talla
Hassee
Chicago
Episcopal Church
University of Wisconsin
M. J. Moss, JR
U. S
Pineville
Presbyterian Church
Georgia
Auburn
Orlando Stadium
Orlando Quarterback Club
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