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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1931
Page
6
Mrs Zell sold two dozen r and gave some away while noting fruit will hang on the tree when ripe. Mr Mahoney moves into a co mew home sold in Sylvan. A $4 300 stucco five room house with a lot and fruit trees is offered for $2 000.
Realty listing for A. C. Quixley Realty Co. shows Donnelly property on 5th Avenue in Mount Dora Florida. The entry notes a street address and local real estate broker involvement in the Mount Dora market.
Mount Dora defeats Umatilla with strong defense and timely hits as N Cooley and Brantley spark the offense. The win tightens the race for first place as Eustis leads, with Mount Dora and Clermont close behind.
Mount Dora defeated Umatilla 4 to 2 as both teams had eight hits. Tom made two remarkable catches off a wire fence, and Angus limiting the visitors with strong pitching. Manager Mr. Kirby received praise for guiding the team through the first half as Newt returned to first base and Hale chessing out key hits.
A speaker decries radicalism and Bolshevism, labeling critics as yellow and urging education or religious or military remedies. The text also promotes fall poultry culling with Agricultural Extension Service bulletin 60 and notes Gainesville Experiment Station bulletins on tropical fruits, offering free copies via postal card requests.
Advertises the International Patent Exposition in Chicago September 14 to 27 inviting inventors to exhibit models drawings or descriptions. Rates apply for 14 days up to 14 feet of space. Free pamphlet available. or send 14 with materials for patent interests. Managed by B Hamilton Edison.
The article breaks down costs for No 2 cans of orange juice, estimating 1.00 per dozen wholesale costs for juice and manufacturing, with net returns around 1.40 per dozen. It argues canned juice will dominate future markets due to quality, convenience, and lower packing costs, while urging constructive government action to raise prices and employment, citing Alfalfa Bill Murray and Mussolini as examples of decisive leadership.
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