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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1946
Page
4
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The text proclaims allegiance to the flag and the Republic, affirming government by the people and justice for all. It expresses duty to love country, support the Constitution, obey laws, respect the flag, and defend the nation. The speaker emphasizes liberty equality and humanity as core ideals.
The Lake County Chamber of Commerce with 2108 members links with the National Better Business Bureau in New York to combat fraudulent promotions and solicitations. The bureau promotes the slogan investigate before you invest and urges residents to request endorsement letters from local chambers before buying or donating.
Mount Dora hosts St James to begin the football campaign with a game slated for tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. A separate note announces bingo tonight at the Sylvan Shores Hotel Cocktail Lounge.
Mount Dora Public Library Committee offers verdicts on new titles The Devil to Pay by Queen earns mixed praise as popular but not up to Queen's usual standard Oz series arrivals Dorothy and the Wizard of Oz and The Lost Princess of Oz delight young readers with adventures and a pink bear aiding clues in the tale
The Lake County Fairgrounds in Eustis will host March 17 to 22 for the Florida Sportsmens Exposition. Organized by Lake County groups, the event aims to boost conservation and sportsmanship with exhibits from Florida Game and Fish, Park Service, and other agencies, plus commercial displays, entertainment, and a high school track meet. Organized by Lake County Fair Association, Board of County Commissioners, and Lake County Chamber of Commerce, the exposition is directed by Karl Lehmann of Tavares.
The notes discuss poultry manure nitrogen availability for orchards and vegetables, slow release over the season, Spanish moss as a nonharmful epiphyte unless shading trees, moisture- and mold-related roof leaks, cobalt needs in cows, contagious abortion testing for cows and hogs, encephalomyelitis vaccination for horses and mules, vaccination by a veterinarian for farm safety, and the importance of clean nests to prevent early laying.
Lake County farmers are urged to gather at the Court House in Tavares on Friday September 20 at 2 00 p m to elect community committee men and delegates to the county AAA convention. The program features ten minute talks by H S McLendon E P DeBusk R E Norris H G Clayton and others followed by balloting.
State Road No. 2 from the Marion Campras county line to be widened to 24 feet and paved with concrete. Howey Bridge repairs close the span between Astatula and Howey. State Roads 267 and 22 improve links toward Clermont and Brooksville with road resurfacing and new contracts. Lake County Chamber of Commerce backs the projects with Tom Cooley and C. B. Treadway leading. Clinton P. Anderson endorses Religious Education Week urging peace efforts.
The season continues with a game against St James scheduled for tomorrow night at eight o'clock. The event promises local sports action and civic interest as fans prepare to attend.
Mayor John Marshall Green to greet visiting WNU officials for a two day program of fun. The group will tour Silver Springs attend a Dutch lunch at WN s Ocala plant ride to Anthony Farms Norris Cattle Co Brahman cattle and end with a barbecue and barn dance hosted by R G Herrmann.
A Lake County group organized the Lake County unit of the Central Florida Cattlemen's Association at Tavares with 30 cattlemen present. Austin Merritt of Okahumpka was elected chairman and R E Norris, Lake County Agent, named secretary treasurer. The unit links with the Central Florida Ass'n serving Lake Orange and Seminole counties, and affiliates with the state association to expand education programs and member reach. Officers include Roy Bronson of Clermont as vice president Oscar Johns of Groveland and A J Tanner of Cassia as directors. Lake Osceola officials and speakers included June Gunn and J Carlisle Rogers.
Lake County is expected to harvest about 10,000,000 boxes of citrus in the 1946 47 season per the Agricultural News Service College of Agriculture University of Florida Gainesville County Agent R E Norris notes a strong uniform crop with good fruit quality though scales and rust mites require ongoing control measures under favorable weather conditions.
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