Real estate ad urges Florida buyers to invest now
Quixley Realty promotes buying now in Florida with warned market lows. It touts a five room bungalow with fruit trees, built recently at 4300 and priced at 2000 cost, betting on rising winter arrivals to the lakes and hills area. Donnelly at 5th Ave Mount Dora Florida.
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Donnelly At
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City’s Business Continues From Page One
Mount Dora shows a growing commercial base with multiple first class shops and services. The town lists two beauty shops three grocery outlets four department stores three restaurants two barber shops four garages and other amenities including hotels theaters and a jewelry store.
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Mount Dora Growth Leaders Invite Citizens to Visit
Local institutions and professionals in Mount Dora have invested capital to provide modern services and attract visitors. The group promotes community development and extends a welcoming invitation to residents to explore the town’s facilities and opportunities.
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Montverde
Kiwanis Clubs Mark Constitution Week Nationwide
Kiwanis International urges 1800 clubs nationwide to celebrate Constitution Week on September 17 1787 the date of the constitution’s signing. President William O Harris of Los Angeles stresses intelligent aggressive and serviceable citizenship and calls rereading the Constitution to appreciate its values amid calls for stable government. President Rehbaum says patriotic observance should inspire respect for the nation’s framework.
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Los Angeles
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Rehbaum
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Kiwanis Kiwanis and Legion men plan Constitution Week tickets
Constitution Week organizers urge early ticket purchases. The program committee includes Wm. J. Johnson Alfred Rehbaum Thos H Cooley and Geo J White from Kiwanis Club and O D Stephens and Harold Overhiser from the American Legion.
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Oil Needy to be Furnished Land for Gardens in Palm Beach
Winter Haven Legion plans to send musicians to the National Convention in Detroit while oil needy families in West Palm Beach will receive land for gardens.
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Winter Haven Legion
Detroit
Theatre cause 1000 people to flee in panic
Farm board sells 15 000 000 bushels of wheat to China. Henderson seeks recount in Tampa mayoral race. Court halts gas tax distribution. Rail official foresees strong tourist season. Clearwater post office work to start soon. Lipton cup race opens in Sarasota. New tax stamps go on sale. Health board outlines year’s plan. Police chiefs to attend St. Petersburg convention on October 12.
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Governor calls Texas session amid war veterans meeting in New Orleans
National Labor Day celebrations loom as the governor summons lawmakers for a session. T C Hammond of Tampa enters the gubernatorial race. Seminole Indians register to vote in Miami. Florida fights a gas tax order and a narcotic ring roundup unfolds. Woodcock to inspect Florida dry law as Midwest endures record September heat. The Giant German radio station nears completion with advanced receiving gear. Texas oil fields spotlighted next Tuesday. The South Florida Press Association sets Fort Pierce as next meeting site.
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Tampa
Miami
South Orida Press Association
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Global unrest and local plans across September headlines
Monday summaries note Hoover predicts 100000 at Federal building work by Jan 1 and a special session to aid unemployment. labor protests wage cuts. League of Nations grapples with major issues. World War II veterans press for full bonus. Five mayoral candidates announced in Orlando. Florida cities report building gains. Miami rainfall 7.1 inches in 24 hours. Cattlemen set meeting in Chipley on Sept 10. Night classes for Hillsborough farmers planned.
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Europe
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Orlando
Geo
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Miami
Chipley
Hillsborough County Agricultural School
Hoover seeks relief for cotton growers and other midweek updates
President Hoover pursues relief for cotton farmers while Edison faces health doubts. Ca pone may change plea in a liquor case as a census notes more women employed. Mexico invited to join the League of Nations. A drive against alien smuggling opens and Chicago teachers remain unpaid. Secretary Stimson stays optimistic about Europe and new policy measures.
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League of Nations
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Health Board to Train New Men and Mrs Owen Visit
Health Board will train new men. Mrs. Owen will visit St. Augustine on October 3. Cull oranges are being made into meal to feed chickens.
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Plan to End Interstate License Fee Discrimination
The American Motorists' Association proposes plans to remove discrimination in license fees charged to motorists across states. The move aims to standardize or eliminate differing charges, promoting fair treatment for drivers regardless of state of residence.
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American Motorists’ Association
Classified for Carpentry and Local Services Adverts
Classifieds cover carpentry and cabinet work at 758 Grandview with offers to save money. Also includes Mount Dora dairy delivery, patent exposition notices from Chicago, a near lakefront home sale in Mount Dora, a Nash tailor ad in Zellwood, a cheap mattress set sale, painting services in Mount Dora, a Sunshine Social Club request, pine wood for sale, a Singer sewing machine shop notice in Eustis, and more local listings with contact details and brief pitches.
Mount Dora citrus outlook and city election note
Estimates place Florida citrus at about 26 million boxes this season with grapefruit marketable through cannery channels at roughly 0.75 per box for the Mount Dora Growers Association. The piece urges growers to consider cannery handling and warns Mount Dora voters to prepare for December city elections and fiscal planning.
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North
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James Simpson
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