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R. W. Estes Celery Company Ledger, 1947-1950
Tags: . A. Harris; A. Aulin; A. Duda and Sons; A. E. Bramble and Son; A. H. Malcom Company; A. J. Lossing Transfer and Storage; A. J. Peterson; A. K. Rossetter; A. W. Towne Agency; Abbott & Cobb; ACL; Adkins and Adkins Company; agriculture; Airplane Dusting Service of Zellwood; Alex Leinhart; American Red Cross; American Rug and Linoleum Company; Anderson Brothers; Andrew Carraway Agency; Annie C. Merriweather; Annie Laura Bennett; Annie May Davis; Antioch Missionary Baptist Church; Arch Eug. and Construction Company; Asa Pendleton; Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company; Austin, Inc.; B. E. Taylor; B. J. Ward; B. Jones; Bailey Motor Company; Baltimore and Ohio Railroad; Bank of Zephyrhills; Beggs Company; Ben G. Wainwright; Ben Jones; Ben Jones Drug Company; Bertha Mason; Bethel Methodist Church; Bill Crey; Bill Slater; Bisese & Console; Black Hammock Drainage Fund; Block B; Blunk Furniture Company; BO; Bob Jones University; Borden's Dairy; Boy Scouts of American; Brainard and Horne Trucking Company; Britt Tractor Company; Brown and Loe, Inc.; Buster Henderson; Byron Thompson and Company, Inc.; C. D. Beggs; C. G. Rakeshaw; C. G. Shaffer; C. Henderson; C. O. Smith; C. R. Clonts; C. R. Clonts and Associates; C. T. Nublack; C. T. Walker Radiator Shop; C. W. Baker; cabbage; California Spray and Chew Company; Camp Bearwalla; Carraway & Smothers; Caruso Fruit Distributors; celery; Celery City Printing Company; celery industry; Cell-u-Mop Company; Central Avenue; Central City Bag Company; Central Florida Bag Exchange; Central Florida Quick Freeze and Storage Company; Charles G. Shaffer; Charles J. Collins; Charles T. Niblack; Chase and Company; Cherrito Celery Company; Chester D. Hiatt; Citizens Bank of Oviedo; City Ice and Fuel Company; Clarence Ashe; Clarence Henderson; Cleveland Celery Market; Clontz Zellwood Farms; Commissioner on Claims; Community Church; Community Produce Company; Consumers Lumber and Veneer Company, Inc.; Cook's Pharmacy; Cook's Prescription Stop; Cooperative Inspection Fund; Crawford Amoco Service; D. Caruise; D. R. Ulrey; D. Rubey; D'Arrigo Brothers Company; Demase and Manna; Dick Harrow; Dorothy Pulmley; DOT; Duda Tire Sales, Inc.; Dunham concrete Company; E. G. Kilpatrick, Jr.; E. L. Kempf; E. P. Collins; E. Williams; Earl Higgingbotham; Earnest Ingram; Eastwest Produce; Econlockhatchee Hunt Club; Elberta Crate and Box Company; Eleanor Lotz; Elwyn Evans; Estes, Ulrey, & Gore; Evelyn Williams; F. A. Long Farm; F. Washington; Falkner, Inc.; farm; Farm and Home Irrigation Supplies; Farm and Home Machinery Company, Inc.; farmer; farming; Farnell's Grocery; feed; Fernald Laughton; fertilizer; Fields Firestone Store; Firestone Stores, Inc.; First National Bank; First National Bank of Orlando; Florida Bank and Trust Company; Florida Farmer Corporation; Florida Fruit and Vegetable Association; Florida Fruit Digest Company; Florida Power Corporation; Florida State Bank; Florida State Bank of Sanford; flower; Food Machinery Corporation; Frank Marshall; Fred Diplin; Fred Washington; freight; Frisco; G. C. Williams; G. J. Rhodes; G. M. Arie; Garrett-Holmes, Inc.; George A. Speer, Jr.; George Armistead Smathers; George D. Daudes; George H. Spohn; George Jakobian; Georgia Crate and Basket Company; Gibbs Corporation; Gibbs Machine Company Shop; Good Neighbors Magazine; Grace C. Hardy; Grady Page; Grant Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church; Grant Chapel AME Church; Great Southern Stores, Inc.; grower; Growers and Shippers League of Florida; growing; Gulf Fertilizer Company; H. & W. B. Drew Company; H. M. Gleason; H. P. Newhouse; H. P. Newhouse Celery Company; H. T. Kitson; H. W. Lowell; Haley Stewart Electric Company; Halloway Concrete Products; Harry Becker; Harry Beeker and Company; Harry P. Leu; Hays and Russell, Inc.; Hazel W. Nowell; Heintzelman Motors, Inc,; Helen E. Leinhart; Henry A. Russell Seed Company; Henry Detriville; Hern's Photo Supply; Hiatt's Dairy; Hill Implement Company; Hinky Dinky Stores; Howard Gould; Howard Young; Hubert Lee Gray; Hungerford School; Hunt Mercury Company; Hunt's Garage; Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Store; Hutchinson Tractor Equipment Company; ICRR; Illinois Central Railroad; Independent Supply Company; Industrial Equipment Company; insecticide; insurance; Internal Revenue Service; Ira Tossie; IRS; J. A. Harris; J. Baker; J. C. Faircloth; J. C. Hutchinson; J. C. Kassell; J. D. Dillon and Sous Stores Company; J. D. Driggers; J. D. Moore; J. E. Clontz; J. E. Jackson; J. F. Wilson; J. Frank Wilson; J. Miller; J. R. Chappell; J. W. Craddock; J. William Martin; J. Y. Harris; Jack C. Kassell; Jack C. Kendall; Jack F. Wakeman; Jack Gore; James Apothecary; James Craddock; James Gilbert Lyerly; James H. Gut Agency; James Miller; Jim Wilson; Jimmie Cowan; Joe Leinhart; Joe Merritt; Joe Priest; John A. Eick; John Deere; John L. Galloway; John Miceli; John Rocher Chappell; Jones and McLaughlin Trucking Service; Jones Prescription Shop; Joseph L. Stecher; K. Brown; K. C. Baker; Karl Daul; Karl Schneeder; Kay Estes; Kennong Bearing Service; Kilgore Seed Company; Kingman and Hearty, Inc.; Kissam Builders Supply Company; Kooter Brown; Krick Weather Service, Inc. J. H. Daniell; Kroger Company; L. A. Hardy; L. W. Wilkerson; labor; LaJune Estes; Lake Charm Fruit Company; Lake Jessup; Lakeland Cash Feed Company; Lee Brothers; Lee Daniels; Leight Banana Case Company; Leinhart Floral Gardens; Leland Chubb, Jr.; Lena I. Hunt; Levy Grant; Lloyd's Furniture Company; Loniel E. Metcalf; Lonnie Wilkerson; Lot 26; Lot 3; Lot 45; Louis Roesch Company; lumber; M. C. Hagan; M. L. Gore; M. M. Estes; M. P. Mickler Company, Inc. G. M. Arie; M. Roth; M. Vinson; Mallory; Mamie Allen; Mandell; March of Dimes; Martin; Martin Equipment Company; Mary I. Young; Mary King; Masonic Home Endowment Fund; Mathers; Mattie McCoy; Max Leinhart; Medlock Tractor Company; Megan Sladek; Mercury 6; Merrill Wattles; Methodist Church of Oviedo; Mill Suppliers, Inv.; Millikan Brothers Garage; Milton Gore; Miracle Concrete Company; Mitchell Company; Monroe Vinson; Montgomery Ward Company; Morgan; Morgan Tire and Battery Company; Mount Zion Baptist Church; National Bellas Hess; National Marketing Company; National Society for Crippled Children; Nelson and Company, Inc.; New York Life Insurance Company; New York, New Haven, and Hartford Railroad Company; O. P. Hendon; O'Neal Branch Company; Orange Belt Truck and Track company; Orange Memorial Hospital; Orlando Farm Equipment Store; Orlando Forge; Orlando Office Supply Company; Oviedo; Oviedo Baseball Club; Oviedo Drug Company; Oviedo Farm Equipment Store; Oviedo Garage; Oviedo Lumber and Supply Company; Oviedo Lumber Company; Oviedo School; Oviedo Service Station; P. C. McMichen; P. C. McMicher; P. H. Lansing's Garage; P. I. Oviedo Drug Store for Medicine; Patrick Fruit Company; Paul E. Mary; Paul W. Heasley; Paymaser Corporation; payroll; pecan; Pennie Olliff; Pennsylvania Railroad Company; Pentland and Gray; Pere Marquette; Perkinson-Robison; Peter P. Volante; Peter P. Volaute; Peter S. Schaulan; Phillip Zwigg; Pioneer Fruit; Plywood Industries, Inc.; Produce Reporter Company; Prudential Insurance Company; Public Relations Service; R. C. DeGuehery; R. H. Johnson; R. K. Evans; R. L. Ragsdale; R. L. Scarick; R. L. Slavik; R. L. Stephens; R. N. Fisk Company; R. R. Bass; R. R. Stephens; R. S. Carlson; R. S. Woodruff; R. W. Estes; R. W. Estes Celery Company; Ralph Sirianni; Ratliff and Sons; Ray Clontz, Jr.; Remington-Rend, Inc.; Reynolds Produce company; Rice, Frew, and Rice Company, Inc.; Richard Allen; Richard H. Walker, Jr.; Roger W. Gidley; Rome Lincoln Mercury company; Ruby H. Estes; Russell R. Jones; Rutland's; S. E. Parker; S. F. Long; SAL; Salvation Army; Samuel P. Mandell; San Juan Drug company; Sanford Produce Company; Sarah Vinson; Seaboard Air Line Railroad; Sears, Roebuick, and Company; Seatt Mill Work Company; Seminole County Chamber of Commerce; Seminole County Farm Bureau; Seminole County Motors; Seminole County Tuberculosis Health Association; Seminole Truck and Tractor Company; Senter Brothers; Seventeen Magazine; Sherman Concrete Company; shipper; shipping; Smathers for Senate Club; Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company; Southern Chemicals, Inc.; Southern Crate and Veneer Company; Southern Pipe and Supply company; St. Louis-San Francisco Railway; Standard Growers' Association; Standard Oil Company; Stanley P. Curtis; Stephens Brothers; Steward; Stock Yard District Agency; Strickland-Morrison, Inc.; Super Concrete, Inc.; Swift and Company; T. Cobb; Texas Company; Thad L. Lingo; The Lions club; The Orlando Morning Star Sentinel; The Sanford Herald; The Shoe Box; Theodore Glassmire; Thomas H. Daniell; Thomas H. Daniell, Jr.; Thomas Lumber and Supply Company; Thomas Moon; Tilden; Tilden Tiling; Title Guaranty and Abstract Company of Sanford; Town of Oviedo; Treasurer of the United States; U.S. Collector of Internal Revenue; U.S. Department of the Treasury; USDOT; V. H. Slay; W. A. Meek; W. A. Teague; W. C. Hutchinson; W. F. Maulding; W. G. Kilby; W. J. Chance; W. j. Flowers; W. J. Lawton; W. L. Daniels; W. T. Whitehead; W. Vincent Roberts; wage; Walker Fertilizer Company; Walton Wall; Ward's Garage; Ward's Garage and Filing Station; warehouse; warehousing; Wesco Foods; Wesley Reddick; Wesleyan College; Western Union Telegraph Company; Wheeler; William C. Hutchinson; William Enderlsin and Company; Willie Cray; Willie Daniell; Wilson-Horne; Winpark Roofing company; Womarath; Woody's Radio Shop; Yoriville; Young Harris Supply Company; Yowell-Drew Ivey Company
RICHES Podcast Documentaries, Episode 55: Apopka Farmworkers, Part One
Tags: agricultural laborer; agriculture; Apopka; Catholic; Catholic Church; Catholicism; civil rights; Coca-Cola; demonstration; documentary; equal rights; farm; farm laborer; farm worker; Farmworker Association of Florida; Florida Legislature; labor organizing; labor rights; labor union; laborer; Lake Apopka Farmworker Memorial Quilt; Lee, Linda; Lee, Marci; Mathew, Geraldine; nun; Office for Farmworker Ministry; organizing; podcast; protest; quilt; RICHES Podcast Documentaries; rights; Robert Cassanello; Roman Catholic; Roman Catholic Church; Roman Catholicism; Union; union organizing; woman; worker rights
Robert A. Cobb
Robert Floyd King and Minnie Lee King at a Black Hammock Celery Field
Sanford State Farmer's Market
Sanford State Farmers' Market, 1934
Sanford-Oviedo Truck Growers Formed in 1913
Tags: 4-H; agriculture; cabbage; cabbage industry; celery; celery industry; club; corn; corn industry; distribution; distributor; Duval County; escarole; escarole industry; Jacksonville; James, Lewis; Levy County; licestock; Oviedo; Pascal celery; Pearl Laffitte; pepper; pepper industry; Rand; Reese, C. F.; Riverview; Sanford; Sanford-Oviedo Truck Growers, Inc.; Shaw, Joe B.; St. Johns River Valley; sweet corn; T. D. Rickenbaker; vegetable; vegetable industry; Vihlen, William E.; watermelon; watermelon industry
Sanford-Oviedo Truck Growers, Inc. Advertisement
Seminole Soil and Water Conservation District Long-Range Program, 1975
Tags: agriculture; artesian water; Betty J. Palmer; Bureau of Environmental Education; C.A. Wales; Charles A. Wales; chloride; Civic Clubs; climate; community development; condominiums; conservation; construction; Department of Education; education; encroachment; environmental improvement; environmental protection; Farm Bureau; farming; farms; forests; geology; grant funds; ground water; ground water resources; highway planning; housing developments; Hubert Bagwell; Hydrolic Features; industrial expansion; irrigation; J.A. Hopkins; land development; Larry Morrell; livestock; mobile homes; open space; Orlando Sentinel Star; Outdoor Classroom Conservation Plans; Planned Unit Developments; population growth; poultry; radio; radio station; resource development; retail; road planning; Sanford; Sanford Herald; Seminole County; Seminole Soil and Water Conservation District; shopping centers; soil; Soil and Conservation Service; Soil Map; soil survey; SSWCD; subvision developments; toxic soil; U.S. Department of Agriculture; urban expansion; urbanization; USDA; water; watershed; wildlife; WTRR; zoning
Slavia News
Tags: agriculture; Andrew Duda; Andrew Jakubcin; anniversaries; anniversary; Barbara Jakubcin; C. L. West; celery; drainage; elections; farming; Joe Mikler; John Duda; marriages; Martin Stanko; matrimony; Olga Jakubcin; silver weddings; Slavia; Slavia Drainage District; The Central Florida Press; vegetable industry; vegetables; weddings
Specified Crops Harvested, Seminole County, 1944
Tags: agriculture; chufa; corn; cowpea; farm; farming; grain; grain industry; green manure; hay; Irish potato; manure; nut; oat; pea; peanut; peanut vine; potato; Seminole County; sorghum; sugarcane; sweet potato; syrup; tame hay; U.S. Census of Agriculture; vegetable; vegetable industry; yam
Supplemental Memorandum of Understanding between the Seminole Soil and Water Conservation District and the Soil Conservation Service United States Department of Agriculture, 1968
Tags: agriculture; C. A. Wales; conservation; environmental protection; farmers; farming; Hampton Burns; resource development; Sanford, development; Seminole County; Seminole Soil and Water Conservation District; soil; Soil Conservation Service, land use; SSWCD; State Conservationist; U.S. Department of Agriculture; USDA; W. W. Linz; water; water use
The Florida Agriculturist, Vol. 10, No. 27, November 9, 1887
Tags: agriculture; anarchism; anarchists; Apopka; Astor; Bartow; bees; Blue Springs; cattle; citrus; clocks; colleges; consumption; courts; cows; creditors; De Funiak Springs; DeLand; Eber W. Bond; F. E, NORRIS; fertilizers; Florida Shippers Union; foreclosures; Gadsden County; Gainesville; Green Cove Springs; H. A. Wright; Halifax River Railroad; Hamlin; Haymarket Affair; Haymarket Massacre; Haymarket Riot; Highland Park; Holly Hill; horses; Huntington; Isaac D. Beauchamp,; Jacksonville; James H.c Chandler; John Cromie; John Ellis; Katie Beauchamp; Key West; Lake Apopka; Lakeland; Leesburg; Leon County; Lucas; M. Uenard; malaria; Melbourne; Monroe County; New Smyrna; Newnan; Ocala; Orange City; Orange Park; orlando; Palatka; Pensacola; Pullman; R. B. F. Roper; R. Mohan; railroads; Rockledge; Roger Laroque; San Mateo; Sanford; Seventh Judicial Circuit Court of Florida; Seville; Silas B. Wright; St. Augustine; St. Johns River; Starke; Tallahassee; Tampa; Tampa Bay; The Florida Agriculturist; The Florida Citrus Grower; The Southern Circulator; Titusville; trains; Volusia County; W. A. Allen; W. Fisher; W. W. Alexander; W. W. Parce; watch; watches; woman; women
The Florida Grower
Tags: ACL; agriculture; Atlantic Coast Line Railroad; Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company; chamber of commerce; chamber of commerces; citrus; Dixie Highway; Frank Whitman; Hill School; Lake Faith; Lake Lily; Longwood; Maitland; Maitland Chamber of Commerce; Oaks Hotel; orlando; poultry; property values; railroads; Rollins College; Sanford; schools; segregation; The Florida Grower; Winter Park
The Maitland Courier, December 24, 1885
Tags: agriculture; Altamonte Hotel; B. D. Stone; B. J. Taliaferro; C. C. Haskell; C. F. Townsend; Church of Good Shepard; citrus; citrus industry; E. Turner; G. B. Van Dyke; G. T. Stith; George E. Hudson; Horace Greeley; horse; horse breeding; HOTEL; I. Vanderpool; J. A. Richardson; J. C. Eaton; J. D. Bowen; J. E. Clark; J. W. Spitler; K. Turner; Lake Maitland; M. J. Spitler; Maitland; Maitland Real Estate Agency; N. A. Wilson; notary public; Odd Fellows of Manchester, England; orlando; Percheron horse; R. L. Hungerford; R. V. Pierce; railroad; Remington Sewing Machine; Richardson Currie; Roscoe Conkling; S. H. Pullman; S. J. Powe; Sanford; Seminole Hotel; Tavares Herald; taxes; The Maitland Courier; W. A. Heard; W. A. Morris; W. B. Whipple; W. H. Massey; Whitlaw Reid; William B. Jackson; William Hall; William J. Coughlin; Winter Park
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 01, April 12, 1926
Tags: agriculture; Anna B. Treat; appliance; bank; Bank of Maitland; banking; C. D. Horner; C. W. Leavitt; chamber of commerce; church; citrus; civil engineering; Donald G. Spain; E. A. Upmeyer; education; electronics; F. H. Manning; fire department; Forrest B. Stone; grapefruit; Greenwood Gardens; housing; Hungerford School; insurance; Inter-City Realty Company; J. A. Brown; J. H. Bennett; J. H. Hill; L. P. Bronson; Lois L. Haile; Louis L. Coudert; M. L. Kyle; Maitland; Maitland Auxiliary; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Maitland Town Council; Needlework Guild; notary; Office of the Mayor; oranges; plumbing; real estate; Reo Speedwagon; residential development; restaurant; S. B. Hill, Jr.; The Maitland News; White-Way Restaurant
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 02, April 29, 1926
Tags: agriculture; American Fruit Growers; Anna B. Treat; appliance; bank; Bank of Maitland; bond; Boy Scouts of America; building permit; C. D. Horner; C. N. Beecher; Carl Hunt; chamber of commerce; church; citrus; civil engineering; construction; Donald G. Spain; E. A. Upmeyer; E. T. Owen; electronics; F. H. Manning; Forrest B. Stone; Frank L. Skelly; government; Greenwood Gardens; Hamilton Holt; Harold Peet; housing; insurance; Inter-City Realty Company; J. A. Brown; J. H. Bennett; J. H. Hill; John Nelson; Karl Lehmann; Lake Maitland; Lida P. Bronson; Lily Lake; local government; Lois L. Haile; Louis L. Coudert; M. L. Kyle; Maitland; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Methodist; music; N. S. Bronson; Needlework Guild; notary; Office of the Mayor; orlando; Orlando Realty Board; plumbing; Presbyterian; R. A. Wheeler; radio; real estate; restaurant; S. B. Hill, Jr.; S. B. Hill, Sr.; subdivision; The Maitland News; Town Council; W. A. Manning; waterworks; WDBO; White Way Motor Company; White-Way Restaurant; Winter Park; Wright-Warlow & Company
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 20, September 18, 1926
Tags: A. B. Rowland; A. E. Springer; A. M. Springer; A. W. Visor; Agnes Hill; agriculture; Alvord L. Stone; Anna B. Treat; Anna C. Stone; bank; Bank of Maitland; banking; book; Boy Scouts of America; Brown's City Store; Brown's Store; C. B. McNair; C. D. Horner; church; clergy; Clifford R. Hiatt; Donald G. Spain; E. A. Upmeyer; E. D. Visor; E. T. Owen; Edgar Allen; education; Eleanor Upmeyer; Elizabeth Treat; Ernest Upmeyer; Flora's Studio; fruit; General Electric Company; Goodyear Tires; government; Greenwood Lodge; Harold Peat; Hill School; J. A. Brown; J. C. Nicholson; J. H. Bennett; J. M. Brown; James H. Visor; Jane Conklin; Jeanette Conklin; John Nelson; Kenneth N. McPherson; L. W. Cook; Lake Faith; Lake Lily; Lena Fugate; library; local government; Louis L. Coudert; M. L. Kyle; M. P. Ponder; Maitland; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Mamie Fugate; Methodist; municipal government; pastor; Paul N. Howard; Presbyterian; R. A. Wheeler; real estate; Robert H. Visor; Rollins College; Rollins Press; S. B. Hill, Jr.; S. J. Stiggins; SAL; sanitarium; school; Seaboard Air Line Railroad; Stella Waterhouse; tax assessment; tax commission; taxes; The Maitland News; Town Council; W. R. Sullivan; water pump; waterworks; WDBO Radio; Winter Park
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 21, September 25, 1926
Tags: A. B. Rowland; A. M. Springer; Agnes Moremen; agriculture; Anna B. Treat; Arthur Weltons; Bank of Maitland; banking; banks; Betty Jane Kilbourne; books; Boy Scouts of America; Brown's Store; C. D. Horner; C. N. Beecher; Carroll Bennett; Carroll Haile; chambers of commerce; church; churches; citrus; city government; Cora Nelson; Cox and Bryson Paving Company; David Kilbourne; disaster relief; Donald G. Spain; E. A. Upmeyer; E. T. Owen; E. W. Horton; Edgar A. Guest; Edgar Allen; Eleanor Moremen Barnett; Eleanor Upmeyer; Ernest Upmeyer; F. A. McNair; F. G. Gould; Flora's Studio; Florida Sanitarium; Forrest B. Stone; Goodyear Tires; government; Great Miami Hurricane; H. E. Angel; Herbert E. Angell; high schools; Hill School; housing; hurricane relief; hurricanes; infestation; J. A. Brown; J. G. Bennett; J. G. Friedland; J. G. Hill; J. W. McNair; John Pinder; John W. Rice; Karl Lehman; Kenneth N. McPherson; Lake Lily; Lake Region Paving Company; Laura Springer; Lena Fugate; libraries; library; local government; Louis L. Coudert; M. L. Kyle; M. P. Ponder; Maitland; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Malcolm Niven; Mamie Fugate; Mamie Posey; Mary Rice; mayors; Mazda Lamps; Memorial High School; Methodism; Methodist; Miller Henkel; Minnie Moremen; Mose Bryan; municipal government; natural disasters; Orlando Realty Board; Parent-Teacher Association; paving; pest control; Plant Board; Presbyterian; Presbyterianism; PTA; R. A. Wheeler; real estate; Robert Kilbourne; Rollins College; Rollins Press; S. B. Hill, Jr.; S. J. Stiggins; sanitariums; schools; Shepard Construction Company; South Florida; Southern Clay Company; Stella Waterhouse; The Maitland News; Town Council; town government; Vernon Ayers; Viking Tires; W. D. McBrayer; W. G. Manning; W. O. Rencher; white-fly fungus
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 24, October 16, 1926
Tags: agriculture; Anna B. Treat; Bank of Maitland; banking; banks; books; Boy Scouts of America; Brown's Store; C. C. Owen; C. D. Horner; C. M. Niven, Jr.; C. N. Beecher; chambers of commerce; Charles B. Waterhouse; church; churches; citrus; Clyde Hester; colonial; currency; desks; Donald G. Spain; E. A. Upmeyer; E. T. Owen; F. A. McNair; F. G. Manning; Flora's Studio; Frederick B. Conant; G. L. Perryman; Goodyear Tires; government; Greenwood Gardens; Halloween; Harold Peet; Hill School; holidays; housing; J. A. Brown; J. D. Edmonds; J. G. Bennett; J. M. Brown; L. C. Ingram; libraries; library; local government; Louis L. Coudert; Lucy Brown; M. L. Kyle; M. P. Ponder; Maitland; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Methodism; Methodist; municipal government; orange; orange industry; parties; party; Presbyterian; Presbyterianism; R. A. Wheeler; Ray Leuthry; real estate; Redpath Chautauqua; retail; Rollins Press; S. J. Stiggins; schools; shops; stores; The Maitland News; Town Council; town government; Viking Tires; wampum; waterworks; White-Way Restaurant; Winter Park Cleaners; zoning; Zoning Commission
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 26, October 30, 1926
Tags: A. B. Rowland; agriculture; Alick Waterhouse; Alvin Stover; Anna B. Treat; Bank of Maitland; banking; banks; Bishop Wing; books; Boy Scouts of America; Brown's Store; C. B. McNair; C. C. Owen; C. D. Horner; chambers of commerce; Charles B. Waterhouse; church; churches; citrus; construction; Donald G. Spain; E. A. Upmeyer; E. D. Brigham; E. D. Visor; E. E. Stover; E. T. Owen; Eleanor Upmeyer; F. A. McNair; F. G. Manning; Flora's Studio; Florida Public Service Company; fruit; fruit industry; G. L. Perryman; Georgianna Hill; government; H. D. Huldeman; H. E. Simmons; Halloween; Hill School; housing; Ingram Building; J. A. Brown; J. G. Bennett; J. G. Hill; J. M. Brown; James McKinley; Jew; Jewish; John W. Alsop, Jr.; Kenneth N. McPherson; L. C. Ingram; libraries; library; Lily Lake; local government; Louis L. Coudert; M. L. Kyle; M. P. Ponder; Maitland; Maitland Auxiliary; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Methodism; Methodist; municipal government; orange county; picnics; Presbyterian; Presbyterianism; Quittman Orchestra; R. A. Wheeler; real estate; Rollins Press; Ruby Lake Grove Fruit Company; S. B. Hill, Jr.; S. J. Stiggins; schools; Stella Waterhouse; The Maitland News; Town Council; town government; W. T. Clare; water plant; White-Way Restaurant; Winter Park Cleaners
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 30, November 27, 1926
Tags: A. G. Beyer; Agnes Stiggins; agriculture; Alexander Rowland; Anna B. Treat; Annie Ruth Mulkey; Audrey Lampp; Augusta McNair; B. E. Hardacre; B. M. Robinson; Bank of Maitland; banking; banks; Barbara Bennett; beautification; Beautification Committee; Betty Jane Kilbourn; Black Bear Trail; books; Boy Scouts of America; Brown's Store; C. D. Horner; C. G. Galloway; C. J. Woodward; C. L. Pruyn; Cara Nelson; chambers of commerce; Charles D. Horner; Chevis Osteen; chinch bugs; Christine Ponder; church; churches; Cleo Umphery; clubs; Comille Sowell; Dale Orwick; Dixie Highway; Donald G. Spain; E. A. Upmeyer; E. T. Wynne; Edward R. Hanson; Emma Mae Sowell; F. A. McNair; F. G. Manning; F. R. Fanning Company; fire departments; fire protection; Flora's Studio; fruit industry; fruits; G. L. Perryman; gardening; Gary's Pharmacy; golf; golf clubs; Goodyear Tires; government; H. R. Peat; H. S. Thompson; Hill School; holidays; housing; J. A. Brown; J. A. Pinder; J. F. Gardner; J. G. Bennett; J. G. Foster; J. I. Strong; J. M. Brown; Jack Lee; Jane Conklin; Jean Springer; Jimmie McNair; K. E. Kilbourn; L. L. Lampp; Lake Catherine; Lake Sybelia; libraries; library; Lily Lake; local government; Louis L. Coudert; Lucille Lampp; Lucinda Milliman; M. A. Howard; M. L. Kyle; M. P. Ponder; Maitland; Maitland Clothing and Dry Goods Store; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Mamie Fugate; Margaret Rice; Margaret Russell; Mary Belle Milliman; Mary C. Ely; Mary Frances Rice; Max Meer; May Rena McIntyre; Mertice Horton; Methodism; Methodist; Mickey Peat; Mildred Boswell; Minnie Moremen; municipal government; Myrtle Osteen; Parent-Teacher Association; pest control; Presbyterian; Presbyterianism; PTA; R. A. Wheeler; real estate; resignation; Richard Pinder; roads; Robert Kilbourn; Rollins Press; Rosa Belle Allen; Ruby Lake Grove Fruit Company; S. B. Hill, Jr.; S. J. Stiggins; Sanlando Golf Club; schools; St. Augustine grass; Thanksgiving; The Maitland News; Town Council; town government; Twila Horton; Virginia Ponder; W. A. Myers; W. G. Johnston; water plants; waterworks; White-Way Restaurant; William Cammack; Winter Park Cleaners; Winter Park Telephone Company; Yellowstone Tea Room; zoning; Zoning Commission
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 33, December 22, 1926
Tags: A. G. Shadix; A. M. Springer; agriculture; Albert Ash Allen; Alexander McL. Rowland; Alice Waterhouse; Anna B. Treat; Annie Meer; B. Auxford Burks; B. D. Galloway; Bank of Maitland; banking; banks; beautification; Beautification Committee; Black Bear Trail; Black Bear Trail Association; Blue Poultry Farm; books; Boy Scouts of America; Brown's Store; Bryan's Barber Shop; budget; building permit; building permits; C. A. Campbell; C. D. Horner; C. L. Durrance; C. L. Pruyn; C. M. Niven; chambers of commerce; Charles D. Waterhouse; Charles Hasslinger; Christian; Christianity; Christmas; church; churches; citrus; construction; Dale Orwick; DeLand; Doris Jean Musser; Doris Waterhouse; E. A. Upmeyer; E. D. Visor; E. R. Baldwin; E. R. Hanson; Elmer Johnson; F. A. McNair; fire departments; fire protection; Flora's Studio; Forrest B. Stone; Foster R. Fanning; fruit industry; fruits; George Hoyt; Georgianna Hill; government; Greenwood Gardens; H. A. Griner; Hardware & Furniture Company; Helen Waterhouse; Herbert Kyle; Hill School; holidays; housing; Hugh McRae; J. A. Brown; J. F. Gardner; J. G. Bennett; J. G. Foster; J. T. Stover; J. T. Strong; Jack Lee; James Hooks; Kate Vanderpool; Kenneth N. McPherson; L. L. Lampp; Lake Lily; Leon Tucker; libraries; library; Lily Lake; local government; Louis L. Coudert; M. C. Bryan; M. J. Daetwyler; M. L. Kyle; M. P. Ponder; Maitland; Maitland Clothing and Dry Goods Store; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Methodism; Methodist; Mildred Graham; municipal government; orange; orange industry; Orlando Realty Board; Parent-Teacher Association; Presbyterian; Presbyterianism; PTA; R. A. Wheeler; R. B. Wright; R. P. Cobb; Ray Leuthy; real estate; roads; Robert Kilbourn; Rollins College; Rollins Press; Ruby Lake Grove Fruit Company; S. B. Hill, Jr.; S. E. Reiche; S. J. Stiggins; sanitation; schools; sermons; Shapiro Department Store; Stella Waterhouse; tax; taxes; Texaco Gas; The Bookery; The Maitland News; The Orlando Sentinel; Town Council; town government; W. A. Myers; W. B. Willett; W. L. Strong; W. R. Orwick; W. T. Noland; White Way Filling Station; Winter Park Bakery; Winter Park Cleaners; Winter Park Fish Market; Winter Park Refrigerating Company
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 34, December 29, 1926
Tags: A. B. Rowland; A. G. Shadix; A. M. Springer; Agnes Stiggins; agriculture; Anna B. Treat; Annette Coudert; Annie Meer; Annie Ruth Mulkey; Audrey Lampp; B. Auxford Burks; Bank of Maitland; banking; banks; Barbara Bennett; Betty Jane Kilboun; books; Boy Scouts of America; Bryan's Barber Shop; C. D. Horner; C. J. Woodward; C. L. Pruyn; C. M. Niven; C. N. Beecher; Carmel Crawford; chambers of commerce; Charles B. Waterhouse; Charles D. Haines; Chevis Osteen; Christine Ponder; Christmas; church; churches; citrus; Cleo Umphrey; Comille Sowell; Dale Orwick; David Kilbourn; drainage; E. A. Upmeyer; E. D. Visor; E. R. Baldwin; E. R. Hanson; E. T. Owen; Emma Mae Small; F. A. McNair; F. G. Manning; Flora's Studio; Florence Bennett; Forrest B. Stone; Foster R. Fanning; fruit industry; fruits; Geneva Bailey; George Bates; George P. DeNoyelles; government; H. A. Griner; Hardware & Furniture Company; Herbert Kyle; highways; Hill School; holidays; housing; Isabelle McNair; J. A. Brown; J. F. Gardner; J. G. Bennett; J. G. Foster; J. G. Friedland; J. G. Hill; Jack Lee; Jean Springer; Jimmie McNair; Joseph Ponder; Kenneth N. McPherson; L. A. Widdis; L. L. Lampp; Lake Maitland; Lake Sybelia; law; libraries; library; Lily Lake; local government; Louis L. Coudert; Lucile Lampp; M. C. Bryan; M. L. Kyle; M. P. Ponder; Maitland; Maitland Auxiliary; Maitland Clothing and Dry Goods Store; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Margaret Rice; Marvin Friedland; Mary Belle Milliman; Mary Francis Rice; May Rena McIntyre; Mertice Horton; Methodism; Methodist; Mickey Peat; municipal government; Myrtle Osteen; orange; orange industry; ordinances; Orlando Automobile Association; Orlando Realty Board; Parent-Teacher Association; poll tax; post offices; Presbyterian; Presbyterianism; PTA; public safety; R. A. Wheeler; R. B. Wright; real estate; Richard Pinder; roads; Rollins Press; Rosa Belle Allen; Ruby Lake Grove Fruit Company; S. B. Hill; S. J. Stiggins; sanitation; schools; speeding; Texaco Gas; The Bookery; The Maitland News; Town Council; town government; traffic law; traffic safety; Twila Horton; Virginia Pinder; voting; W. A. Myers; W. B. Joiner; White Way Restaurant; William Cammack; Winter Park; Winter Park Bakery; Winter Park Cleaners; Winter Park Refrigerating Company; zoning
The Maitland News, Vol. 02, No. 1, January 5, 1927
Tags: A. H. Shadix; A. M. Springer; agriculture; Alice Waterhouse; Anna B. Treat; Annie Meer; Arthur B. Rowland; Arthur Wellon; B. Auxford Burks; B. D. Galloway; B. J. Jones; B. M. Robinson; bank; Bank of Maitland; banking; Barbara Bennett; Blue Poultry Farm; book; Brown's Store; Bryan's Barber Shop; C. A. Campbell; C. A. Vincent; C. D. Horner; C. H. Ponder; C. L. Pruyn; C. M. Niven; C. N. Beecher; C. T. Sullivan; C. W. Mahan; Cara Ely; Carol Haile; Caroline Kingsley; chamber of commerce; Christmas; church; citrus; citrus industry; Clarence Brown; D. Harold Hair; Doris Waterhouse; E. A. Upmeyer; E. R. Baldwin; E. R. Hanson; E. Turner; Eleanor Upmeyer; Ellison Adams; engineering; F. A. McNair; F. G. Ponder; Fanny Traphagen; fire department; fire protection; Flora's Studio; Florida Rock Products Company; Forrest B. Stone; Foster R. Fanning; fruit; fruit industry; fundraising; George B. Carleton; Georgianna Hill; government; Grace Kingsley; grapefruit; grapefruit industry; Greenwood Gardens; grocery; H. A. Griner; Harold Peat; Helen Crane; Helen Holmes; Helen Waterhouse; Hill School; holiday; housing; I. Vanderpool; J. A. Brown; J. C. Sykes; J. D. Baggett; J. F. Gardner; J. H. Bennett; J. H. Foster; J. H. Hill; J. M. Brown; Jane Goode; Karl Lehman; Kate Vanderpool; Kenneth N. McPherson; KKK; Ku Klux Klan; L. L. Lampp; library; Lily Lake; local government; Louis L. Coudert; Lucy Brown; lumber; lumber industry; M. A. Howard; M. C. Bryan; M. L. Kyle; M. P. Ponder; Maitland; Maitland Clothing and Dry Goods Store; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Malcolm Niven; Martin Johnson; Mary C. Ely; Max Meer; Methodism; Methodist; Mildred Graham; municipal government; Orange Hardware & Furniture Company; Orlando Realty Board; Parent-Teacher Association; Paul Rogers; Presbyterian; Presbyterianism; PTA; R. A. Wheeler; R. B. Wright; Ray Leuthy; real estate; retail; Rollins Press; Ruby Lake Grove Fruit Company; S. B. Hill; S. B. Hill, Jr.; S. J. Stiggins; Sallie Crane; sanitation; Sanlando Country Club; school; shop; Stella Waterhouse; store; The Bookery; The Maitland News; The Reporter-Star; The Tampa Times; Town Council; town government; Universal Dry Cleaners; W. A. Myers; W. R. G. Orwick; Wesley Roberts; White Way Filling Station; Will Smith; Winter Park Cleaners; Winter Park Refrigerating Company
The Maitland News, Vol. 02, No. 13, March 30, 1927
Tags: A. B. Rowland; A. M. Springer; accident; agriculture; alcohol; Alice Waterhouse; Anna B. Treat; Artels Dickson; automobile accident; bank; Bank of Maitland; banking; Black Bear Trail; book; bridges; Bryan's Barber Shop; C. D. Horner; C. M. Niven; chamber of commerce; Charles B. Waterhouse; children; church; construction; Cox and Bryson; E. A. Upmeyer; E. D. Visor; E. R. Baldwin; E. W. Horton; F. Ellison Adams; farming; Florida Real Estate Commission; flowers; Foster R. Fanning; Gainesville; George F. Carleton; government; Greenwood Gardens; H. F. Roller; H. H. Fugate; Hamilton & Pike Studio; Herbert L. Walker; high school; Hill School; Hungerford School; J. A. Brown; J. H. Bennett; J. H. Hill; J. W. Rice; James Hatcher; John Harvey; Karl Lehman; Kenneth N. McPherson; L. L. Lampp; L. W. Peat; library; local government; Louis L. Coudert; M. C. Bryan; M. L. Kyle; Maitland; Maitland Clothing and Dry Goods Store; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland High School; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Mary Kingsley; McGaffin Electric Shop; Methodism; Methodist; municipal government; N. W. Sanborn; Observance-Abstinence League; Ocala; Orange County Chamber of Commerce; Orange Hardware & Furniture Company; orlando; Orlando Sentinel; Parent-Teacher Association; poultry; poultry industry; Presbyterian; Presbyterianism; PTA; R. A. Wheeler; R. B. Wright; R. M. Evans; R. P. Cobb; railroad; real estate; road; Rollins College; Rollins Press; Ruby Fugate; Ruby Lake Grove Fruit Company; S. B. Hill; S. B. Hill, Jr.; S. J. Stiggins; Sanford; sanitation; Sanlando Golf Club; school; Southern Clay Manufacturing Company; State Beautification Convention; Stella Waterhouse; taxes; The Bookery; The Maitland News; tobacco; Town Council; town government; Vail Dunlap; W. R. G. Orwick; wedding; William C. Rice; Winter Park Cleaners; Winter Park Garden Club; Winter Park Refrigerating Company; Yellowstone Tea House
The Maitland News, Vol. 02, No. 17, April 27, 1927
Tags: A. B. Lemmon; A. C. Olmstead; A. M. Springer; Agnes Stiggins; agriculture; Aledo Times Record; Anna B. Treat; Annie Ruth Mulkey; Arthur Wellons; Augusta McNair; B. Auxford Burks; Baby Grand Theatre; bank; banking; Barbara Bennett; barber shop; beautification; Beautiful Florida; Betty Jane Kilbourne; Betty Peat; Betty Rowland; Billy Rowland; book; Bryan's Barber Shop; C. A. Vincent; C. D. Horner; C. E. Bowers; C. G. Weston; C. M. Niven; C. N. Beecher; Caroline Kingsley; Carroll L. Ward; chamber of commerce; Charles B. Waterhouse; Chevis O'steen; children; Christine Ponder; church; citrus; citrus industry; Cleo Umphrey; Clyde Clark; Comille Sowell; crime; Curtis Kyle; David Kilbourne; Dorothy Lampp; E. D. Visor; E. R. Hall; E. W. Horton; education; Elmer Johnson; Emma Small; F. Ellison Adams; Fannie Traphagen; film; Florence Bennett; Florida Public Service Company; Foster R. Fanning Company; garage; George Bates; Georgianna Trout Hill; government; Grace Kingsley; green vegetable; Hamilton & Pike Studio; Harold R. Peat; Hazel Riles; health; Herbert Kyle; Hill School; honor roll; Hungerford School; I. Vanderpool; Inez Kyle; Inter-City Realty Company; Isabelle McNair; J. A. Brown; J. A. Howell; J. H. Bennett; J. H. Hirsch; J. Harold Hill; J. R. Watson; Jean Springer; Jimmie McNair; John Masek; John Strong; Johnnie Stover; K. E. Kilbourne; Karl Lehmann; Kenneth N. McPherson; Kitty Vanderpool; L. L. Lampp; Lake Eola; Lakemont Dairy; library; Lily Lake; local government; Lucile Lampp; Lucinda Milliman; M. C. Bryan; M. Leroy Kyle; Maitland; Maitland Auxiliary; Maitland Clothing and Dry Goods Store; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Post Office; Maitland Realty Company; Mamie Kyle; Margaret Rice; Margery Murray; Marvin Frieland; Mary A. Stennis; Mary Belle Milliman; Mary Francis Rice; May Rena McIntyre; McGaffin Electric Shop; Mertice Horton; Methodism; Methodist; Mickey Peat; Morris Friedman; motion picture; movie; municipal government; Myrtle O'steen; N. A. Reasoner; Ocala; Ocala Chamber of Commerce; Parent-Teacher Association; Pat Peat; post office; Presbyterian; Presbyterianism; PTA; R. A. Wheeler; R. P. Cobb; Ralph Joslin; real estate; Richard Pinder; robbery; Rollins Press; Rosa Belle Allen; Ruby Lake Grove Fruit Company; Ruth Russell; S. J. Stiggins; sanitation; school; Stella Waterhouse; student; The Bookery; The Maitland News; Town Council; town government; Twilla Horton; vegetable; vegetables; Vera McIntyre; Vera Whitfield; Vernon Ayers; Virginia Burke; Virginia Pinder; W. J. Beckham; W. R. G. Orwick; Wallace Wilson; wedding; Wesley Widdis; William Cammack; William W. Long; Willifred Stiggins; Winter Park; Winter Park Cleaners; Winter Park Refrigerating Company
The Maitland News, Vol. 02, No. 18, May 18, 1927
Tags: A. B. Rowland; A. M. Springer; A. W. Benson; agriculture; An Historical Sketch of Maitland; B. Auxford Burks; B. R. Swope; Baby Grand Theatre; Billy Powell; Black Bear Trail; Boston Herald; Bryan's Barber Shop; C. D. Benson; C. D. Homer; C. D. Horner; C. M. Niven; chamber of commerce; Charles B. Waterhouse; Chester A. Arthur; citrus; citrus industry; Clarence D. Benson; Colla F. Owen; death; E. C. Hungerford; E. Turner; E. W. Horton; Eatonville; Elizabeth D. Benson; Florida State Audubon Society; Fort Maitland; Fort Mellon; Foster R. Fanning; George Rockwood; Georgianna Trout Hill; government; Grover Cleveland; Hamilton & Pike Studio; Henry Sanford; Hill School; Hungerford Industrial School of Eatonville; Hungerford School; Hurd National Bank; Inter-City Realty Company; Isaac Vanderpool; J. C. Eaton; J. E. Hill; J. H. Hill; John J. Hurd; Julia Ward Howe; L. F. Dommerich; L. L. Lampp; Lake Lily; Lake Maitland; library; local government; M. C. Bryan; Maitland; Maitland Clothing & Dry Goods Store; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Insurance Agency; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Malcolm C. Niven; Marinello Beauty Parlor; Mary Orrmins; Mellonville; Moody Bible Institute; municipal government; obituary; orlando; Osceola; Parent-Teacher Association; pavement; paving; PTA; R. G. Grassfield; railroad; rain; real estate; road; Robert Hungerford; Rollins Press; S. B. Hill; S. J. Stiggins; Sanford; sanitation; Sanlando Springs; school; Seminole Indian; Seminole War; settler; St. John's River; State Road No. 3; steamboat; steamer; steamship; street; taxes; The Maitland News; Thomas Haskell; Town Council; town government; Ulysses S. Grant; Union State Bank; W. J. Beckham; weather; White Way Motor Company; William Driscoll; William H. Waterhouse; Winter Park; Winter Park Cleaners; Winter Park Refrigerating Company
The Maitland News, Vol. 02, No. 3, January 19, 1927
Tags: A. H. Shadix; A. M. Springer; agriculture; Anna B. Treat; Anna C. Stone; Annie Meer; B. A. Galloway; B. Auxford Burks; B. M. Robinson; bank; Bank of Maitland; banking; Bessie Galloway; Betty Rowland; book; Boy Scouts of America; Bryan's Barber Shop; C. A. Moberg; C. B. McNair; C. D. Horner; C. L. Pruyn; C. M. Niven; C. N. Beecher; Carol Bennett; chamber of commerce; Charles B. Waterhouse; church; citrus; citrus industry; club; construction; Don Cochran; E. A. Upmeyer; E. D. Visor; E. N. Beech; E. R. Baldwin; E. R. Hanson; Elizabeth Smith; Ella Kennedy; F. A. McNair; Forrest B. Stone; Foster R. Fanning; Frederick B. Conant; freeze; freeze protection; frost; fundraising; George B. DeNoyelle; Georgianna Hill; Glee Club; Goodyear Tires; government; gun club; H. A. Griner; H. D. Haldeman; H. E. Milliman; H. T. Sowell; Harold Haldeman; Hill School; Hungerford School; J. A. Brown; J. Blanton Belk; J. C. Russell; J. D. Baggett; J. F. Gardner; J. H. Bennett; J. H. Foster; J. I. Whitworth; Jack Lee; Jane Goode; Joseph Ponder; Karl Lehman; Kenneth N. McPherson; L. L. Lampp; Lena Fugate; library; Lily Lake; local government; Louis L. Coudert; M. A. Howard; M. C. Bryan; M. L. Kyle; M. P. Ponder; Maitland; Maitland Clothing and Dry Goods Store; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Home Builders Association; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Mamie Fugate; Mary Wahl; Methodism; Methodist; Moody Bible Institute; municipal government; Nellie W. Taylor; Orange Hardware & Furniture Company; orlando; Orlando Realty Board; Parent-Teacher Association; Pepper Pot Restaurant; Presbyterian; Presbyterianism; PTA; R. A. Wheeler; R. B. Wright; R. P. Cobb; radio; Ralph Ponder; Ray Ponder; real estate; Robert Kilbourn; Rollins Press; Ruby Baggett; Ruby Lake Grove Fruit Company; Ruth Knight; Ruth Russell; S. B. Hill, Jr.; S. J. Stiggins; sanitation; school; sport; Stella Waterhouse; T. M. Henkel; tennis; tennis court; Texaco Gas; The Bookery; The Maitland News; Town Council; town government; W. A. Myers; W. F. Smith; W. H. Johnston; W. R. G. Orwick; water; waterworks; WDBO Radio; Wesley Widdis; William W. Long; Winter Park; Winter Park Cleaners; Winter Park High School; Winter Park Refrigerating Company
The Maitland News, Vol. 02, No. 6, February 9, 1927
Tags: A. B. Lemmon; A. B. Rowland; A. H. Shadix; A. M. Springer; agriculture; Anna B. Treat; Annie Meer; B. Auxford Burks; bank; Bank of Maitland; banking; Berkeley Blackman; boat; boat racing; book; Brown's Store; Bryan's Barber Shop; C. D. Horner; C. F. Batcheldor; C. J. Woodward; C. M. Niven; Caroline Kingsley; chamber of commerce; Charles Hasslinger; church; citrus; citrus industry; D. O. Hibbard; E. A. Upmeyer; E. D. Flynn; E. R. Baldwin; E. R. Hanson; Earl Murray; Edward B. Hall; Elmer Johnson; F. A. McNair; F. J. Fotch; fair; Forrest B. Stone; Foster R. Fanning; Founder's Day; Frederick E. Godfrey; G. W. Backus; garage; government; H. C. Pearson; H. D. Haldeman; Harold Peat; Hill School; holiday; housing; Hungerford School; Irving W. Metcalf; J. A. Brown; J. A. Howell; J. H. Bennett; Kittie Vanderpool; L. L. Lampp; library; local government; Louis L. Coudert; M. C. Bryan; M. L. Kyle; M. P. Ponder; Maitland; Maitland Auxiliary; Maitland Clothing and Dry Goods Store; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Marinello Beauty Parlor; Mary Ely; Mary Orrmins; Memorial High School; Methodism; Methodist; municipal government; music; New England Society of Orlando; Orange Hardware & Furniture Company; Orange Tea Shop; orlando; Orlando Realty Board; Parent-Teacher Association; park; Presbyterian; Presbyterianism; PTA; R. A. Wheeler; R. B. Wright; R. P. Bronson; R. P. Cobb; real estate; Rollins Press; Ruby Lake Grove Fruit Company; S. J. Stiggins; sanitation; Sanlando Golf Club; school; song; T. M. Henkle; Tampa; taxes; Texaco Gas; The Maitland News; Theodore Johnson; Town Council; town government; Valentine's Day; W. A. Myers; W. B. Joiner; W. R. G. Orwick; W. R. Orrmins; William Cammack; William Howell; Winter Park; Winter Park Cleaners; Winter Park Country Club; Winter Park Refrigerating Company
The South Florida Argus Advertisements (January 3, 1886)
Tags: 1st Street; 5th Street; agriculture; Barrett, C. D.; cabbage; cabbage industry; Chase and Company; Davis, G. W.; fertilizer; fertilizer industry; Fifth Street; First Street; Gilman; Gilman & Company; Home Fertilizer Company; HOTEL; Hotel San Leon; Hughes, D.; insurance; insurance industry; Lake San Leon; Lord, H. B.; Loud & Barrett; Lyman Bank; Lyman Bank Building; Magnolia Avenue; Marks, Richard H.; Miller, Theodore J.; Orange County Land Agency; Randall, J. B.; Sanford; Scott; Scott & Thrasher; Silman, James K.; St. Leon Springs Hotel; Sylvan Lake; The South Florida Argus; Thrasher, A. M.; undertaker; Villa Clare; watches; Wigwam; Wilson, Thomas E.; Wilson's Garden
To Attract, Retain and Grow: The History of the Florida High Tech Corridor Council
Tags: 13 Technology Incubators; 501(c)(6); academia; academics; accelerators; aerospace; Agricultural College Act of 1890; agriculture; Alachua County; Alex Katsaros; Alex Spinler; Amy Bayes; Andrew Huse; AnnaLee Saxenian; Antoinette Jennings; AT&T Corporation; aviation; Barack Hussein Obama II; Barack Obama; Bernie Machen; Berridge Consulting Group, Inc.; Betty Bowe; Betty Castor; Brevard County; Bruce J. Schulman; Bruce Janz; Buddy Dyer; business; businesses; Center for Research and Education in Optics and Lasers; Central Florida Technology Forum; Charlie Reed; Cirent; Cirent Semiconductor; Clusters of Creativity: Enduring Lessons on Innovation and Entrepreneurship from Silicon Valley and Europe’s Silicon Fen; Cobham SATCOM Land Systems; colleges; computer science; Connie L. Lester; Consortium; construction; Core Tea; cybercities; Cybercities Report; cybercity; Dan Berglund; Dan Rini; Daniel Holsenbeck; Daniel Webster; Decade of Partnership; Deepika Singh; digital media; economic development; economic growth; economics; economies; economy; Ed Schons; Educational Appropriations Committee; educators; electro-optics; Electronic Arts Tiburon; Elizabeth Bowe; Elizabeth Castor; endowments; engineering; engineers; Equal Rights Amendment; ESC; Evaporative Spray Cooling; Feng Kang; Ferald J. Bryan; FHTCC; financial services; Florida Cabinet; Florida Cluster Metrics Task Force; Florida Economic Gardening Institute; Florida High Tech Corridor Council; Florida Hospital; Florida House of Representatives; Florida Institute of Technology; Florida Legislature; Florida Office of Tourism, Trade and Economic Development; Florida Research Consortium; Florida Senate; Florida State University System; Florida Tax Watch; Florida Venture Forum, Inc.; Florida Virtual Entrepreneur Center; florida.HIGH.TECH; Florida’s High Tech Corridor: Opening the Door to Florida’s Future; Florida’s Innovation Benchmark Study; FLVEC; From Soap Suds to Sheer Success: The Florida High-Tech Corridor Council Story; G.I. Bill; Georges Haour; Gordon Hogan; Grace Venture Partners L.P.; grants; GrowFL; GTE; Guy Hagen; Harris; Harvard of the South; Henderson Air Field; Henry W. Grady; Hernando County; high tech; high technology; higher education; Hillsborough County; Hillsborough County Commission; I-4; I-4 Corridor; I-4 High Tech Corridor Council; IFAS; incubators; industries; industry; information technology; Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences; interactive entertainment; Interactive Expeditions; International Economic Development Council; Interstate Highway 4; INTX; investments; J. William Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board; Jack Sullivan; Jacob Stuart; James Bernard Machen; James C. Clark; James C. Cobb,; James Schnur; James Solomons; Jeb Bush; Jeff Bindell; Jennie Miller; Jim Clark; John C. Hitt; John Ellis Bush; John H. Dyer; John Montelione; John Sacher; Joseph England; Joseph Schumpeter; Josh Wyner; Juan Carlos Sanabria; Judy Genshaft; Judy Lynn Genshaft; Keith G, Baker; Kerry Martin; Kiran C. Patel Center for Global Solution; Lake County; lasers; life sciences; Lockheed Martin; Lucent Technologies; Luther H. Hodges; Luther Hartwell Hodges; M. J. Soileau; Madrid, Spain; manufacturing; Massachusetts Institute of Technology; matching funds; Matching Grants Research Program; Math & Physics Day; mechanical arts; medical technology; Melbourne; MGRP; microelectronics; microscopy; military; Miniature Refrigeration System; MIT; modeling; Morrill Act of 1862; Morrill Act of 1890; Morrill Land-Grant Acts; nanotechnology; NASA; National Aeronautics and Space Administration; National Board for Professional Teaching Standards; Ned Grace; New South; New South Ventures; Nicholson Center for Surgical Advancement; Ocean Optics; optics; Oracle; orange county; orlando; Orlando Chamber of Commerce; Orlando Science Center; OSC; Osceola County; Palm Bay; Pasco County; Peter Panousis; Philip Peters; photonics; Pinellas County; public-private partnerships; Putnam County; Randy E. Berridge; Regional Advantage: Culture and Competition in Silicon Valley and Route 128; research; Research and Commercialization; Research Triangle; Rob Koepp; robotics; Robotics Camp; ROBRADY; Roger Pynn; Rosalind Beiler; Route 128; Rudy McDaniel; Saint Petersburg; Sanford Shugart; Sanford-Burnham Medical Research Institute; Scanning Electron Microscope; Schwartz Electro-optics; Scot French; SeaWorld Orlando; SEM; semiconductors; Seminole County; Servicemen's Readjustment Act of 1944; Sestar Technologies; Silicon Fen; Silicon Valley; simulation; Sinmat; software; South Florida Community College; Southern Regional Education Board; Space Coast; St. Petersburg; Stanford University; STEM; SU; sustainable energy; Tampa; Tampa Bay; Tampa Bay Technology Forum; teachers; Tech 4 Consortium; Tech America Foundation; techCAMPs; Technology Incubator; techPATH; TES; The Corridor by the Numbers; The Scripps Research Institute; Thermal Energy Storage; Thomas Charles Feeney II; Tito Santiago; Tom Feeney; Tom O’Neal; Toni Jennings; TracStar Ed-PAD; training; UCF; UF; Universal Studios Orlando; universities; university; University of Central Florida; University of Florida; University of South Florida; USF; Valencia College; Valencia Community College; Valencia State College; VC; VCC; venture capital; Vicki Morelli; Volusia County; VSC; Walt Disney World; workforce development; World War II; WWII
Trafford and Company Advertisement
Transmittal of Schedule of Assistance of the Board of Supervisors of the Seminole Soil and Water Conservation District, 1950
Tags: agriculture; Bahia seeds; Brooksville Nursery; C.A. Wales; Coastal Bermuda Grass Stolons; Colin D. Gunn; conservation; drainage; engineer; engineering; environmental protection; farmers, planters; farming; Pangola Grass Stolons; planting materials; Robert E. Witherell, District Conservationist; Sanford; Seminole County; Seminole Soil and Water Conservation District; soil; Soil and Conservation Service; Soil conservation; soil scientist; SSCD; SSWCD; State Conservationist; U.S. Department of Agriculture; USDA; water control
Transmittal of Schedule of Assistance of the Board of Supervisors of the Seminole Soil and Water Conservation District, 1951
Tags: Aeschynomene; agriculture; Blanket Indigo; Coastal Bermuda Grass Stolons; Colin D. Gunn; conservation; Crotalaria Intermedia; Crotalaria Lanceolata; drainage; early Hairy Indigo; engineer; engineering; farmers; farming; Homer L. Osborne; Multiflora Rose; ordinary Hairy Indigo; Pangola Grass Stolons; Pensacola Bahia; planters; planting materials; Sanford; Seminole County; Seminole Soil and Water Conservation District; soil; Soil conservation; Soil Conservation Service; Soil Conservation Service Nurseries; soil scientist; SSCD; SSWCD; State Conservationist; United States Department of Agriculture; USDA; Walter W. Shaffer; water control
Transmittal of Schedule of Assistance of the Board of Supervisors of the Seminole Soil and Water Conservation District, 1952
Tags: Aeschynomene; agriculture; Albert R. Swartz; Argentine Bahia; Blanket Indigo; Coastal Bermuda Grass Stolons; Colin D. Gunn; conservation; Crotalaria Lanceolata; District Conservationist; drainage; early Hairy Indigo; engineer; engineering; environmental protection; farming; Homer L. Osborne; Multiflora Rose; Pangola Grass Stolons; planting; planting material; Sanford; Seminole County; Seminole Soil and Water Conservation District; soil; Soil and Conservation Service; Soil conservation; soil scientist; SSCD; SSWCD; State Conservationist; U.S. Department of Agriculture; USDA; water control
Transmittal of Schedule of Assistance of the Board of Supervisors of the Seminole Soil and Water Conservation District, 1953
Tags: agriculture; Albert R. Swartz; Blanket Indigo; Chapel Hill, planting; Coastal Bermuda Stolons; Colin D. Gunn; conservation; Conservation Aid; Crotalaria Lanceolata; Drainage Engineer; Early Indigo; Engineer Aid; environmental protection; farmers; farming; Homer L. Osborne; planting materials; Rescue Grass; Sanford; Seminole County; Seminole Soil and Water Conservation District; Soil Conservation Service; Soil Conservationist; soil scientist; SSCD; SSWCD; Yellow Lupine
Two Women at DeForest Grove
U.S. Census for Central Florida, 1850
Tags: 7th United States Census; African Americans; agriculture; animals; Caucasians; Census of 1850; European Americans; farming implements; farms; females; free black; freedman; freedmen; improved land; livestock; machinery; males; Marion County; men; orange county; population; Seventh United States Census; slaughter; slaves; U.S. Census; women
U.S. Census for Central Florida, 1860
Tags: agriculture; animals; Brevard County; capital; census; Census of 1860; costs; employees; farming implements; farmland; farms; females; freeman; freemen; gardens; labor; laborers; livestock; machinery; males; manufactures; manufacturing; Marion County; orange county; orchards; population; slaveholders; slavemasters; slaves; U.S. Census; Volusia County
U.S. Census for Central Florida, 1870
Tags: African Americans; agriculture; Anglo Americans; animals; Brevard County; British Americans; capital; census; Census of 1870; employees; employment; English Americans; European Americans; farming implements; farms; females; German Americans; investments; Irish Americans; Italian Americans; labor; laborers; livestock; machinery; males; manufactures; manufacturing; Marion County; Norwegian Americans; orange county; population; Scandinavian Americans; Scotch Americans; Scottish Americans; slaughter; Swedish Americans; U.S. Census; Volusia County; Welsh Americans; West Indian Americans
U.S. Census for Central Florida, 1890
Tags: African Americans; agriculture; Amerindians; Anglo Americans; British Americans; Canadian Americans; census; Census of 1890; child labor; Chinese Americans; clerks; corn; Cuban Americans; Danish Americans; education; educators; employees; English Americans; European Americans; farming implements; farmland; farms; females; firm members; French Americans; German Americans; Hispanic Americans; Indian corn; Indians; Irish Americans; Italian Americans; labor; laborers; Latin Americans; Latinas; Latinos; livestock; machinery; males; manufacturing; Native Americans; Norwegian Americans; oats; officers; piece labor; population; rye; Scandinavian Americans; Scotch Americans; Scottish Americans; sharecropping; skilled labor; South Americans; Spanish Americans; students; Swedish Americans; teachers; tenant farming; tenants; U.S. Census; unskilled labor; wages; West Indian Americans
U.S. Census for Central Florida, 1900
Tags: African Americans; agriculture; Brevard County; British Americans; Canadian Americans; capital; Caribbean Americans; census; Census of 1900; corn; Cuban Americans; Danish Americans; English Americans; European Americans; farm managers; farmers; farming implements; farmings; farmland; females; French Americans; German Americans; Hispanic Americans; illiteracy; Indian corn; investments; Irish Americans; Italian Americans; Lake County; Latin Americans; Latinas; Latinos; literacy; livestock; machinery; males; manufacturing; Marion County; Norwegian Americans; oats; orange county; Osceola County; population; Russian Americans; rye; Scandinavian Americans; Scotch Americans; Scottish Americans; Spanish Americans; sundries; tenant farming; tenants; U.S. Census; Volusia County; West Indian Americans
U.S. Census for Central Florida, 1910
Tags: African Americans; agriculture; Brevard County; British Americans; Canadian Americans; Caribbean Americans; Caucasian Americans; census; Census of 1910; Cuban Americans; Danish Americans; education; English Americans; European Americans; farm managers; farming implements; farmland; farms; females; French Americans; German Americans; illiteracy; Irish Americans; Italian Americans; Lake County; Latin Americans; literacy; livestock; machinery; males; Marion County; Norwegian Americans; orange county; Osceola County; population; Russian Americans; Scandinavian Americans; Scotch Americans; Scottish Americans; sharecropping; Spanish Americans; Swedish Americans; tenant farmers; tenant farming; U.S. Census; Volusia County; West Indian Americans
U.S. Census for Central Florida, 1930
Tags: African Americans; agriculture; Anglo Americans; Austrian Americans; Brevard County; British Americans; Canadian Americans; Caribbean Americans; Caucasian Americans; census; Census of 1930; cereals; crops; Cuban Americans; Czech Americans; Czechoslovakian Americans; Danish Americans; distribution; divorced; dwellings; education; employees; English Americans; European Americans; families; farm; farmers; farming; farming implements; farmland; farms; females; firm members; Flagler County; forage; French Americans; fruits; gainful workers; garden vegetables; German Americans; grains; Greek Americans; hay; Hispanic Americans; illiteracy; Irish Americans; Italian Americans; labor; laborers; Lake County; Latin Americans; Latinas; Latinos; lay-offs; literacy; machinery; males; manufacturing; Marion County; marital status; married; Middle Eastern Americans; Northern Irish Americans; Norwegian Americans; nuts; orange county; Osceola County; Palestinian Americans; Polish Americans; population; proprietors; radios; retail; Romanian Americans; rural; Russian Americans; Scandinavian Americans; school; Scotch Americans; Scottish Americans; seeds; Seminole County; single; Slovakian Americans; Spanish Americans; stores; Swedish Americans; Swiss Americans; Syrian Americans; tenant farmers; tenant farming; tenants; U.S. Census; unemployment; urban; vegetables; Volusia County; wages; West Indian Americans; wholesale; widowed; workers
U.S. Census for Central Florida, 1940
Tags: African Americans; agriculture; Asian Americans; Australian Americans; Azorean Americans; Belgian Americans; Brevard County; British Americans; Bulgarian Americans; Canadian Americans; Caribbean Americans; Caucasian Americans; census; Census of 1940; Central Americans; cereals; clerical; college; corn; crop; cropland; Cuban Americans; Czech Americans; Czechoslovakian Americans; Danish Americans; domestic service; Dutch Americans; education; electricity; emergency workers; employees; employment; energy; English Americans; European Americans; farm laborers; farm managers; farm workers; farming; farming implements; farms; females; Finnish Americans; Flagler County; forage; forest products; forestry; French Americans; fruits; fuel; German Americans; grain; Greek Americans; hay; Hispanic Americans; horticultural specialties; horticulture; Hungarian Americans; Irish Americans; Irish potatoes; Italian Americans; kindred; labor; laborers; Lake County; Latin Americans; Latinas; Latinos; Latvian Americans; Lithuanian Americans; Luxembourger Americans; machinery; males; managers; manufacturing; Marion County; Mexican Americans; Northern Irish Americans; Norwegian Americans; nuts; officials; operatives; orange county; Osceola County; Palestinian Americans; Polish Americans; population; Portuguese Americans; potatoes; primary education; professionals; proprietors; public emergency workers; retail; Romanian Americans; Russian Americans; sales; Scandinavian Americans; school; Scotch Americans; Scottish Americans; secondary education; seeds; Seminole County; semiprofessionals; service industry; sharecroppers; sharecropping; Slovakian Americans; South Americans; Soviet Americans; Spanish Americans; stores; Swedish Americans; sweet potatoes; Swiss Americans; Syrian Americans; tenant farmers; tenant farming; tenants; Turkish Americans; U.S. Census; unemployment; university; vegetables; Volusia County; wages; Welsh Americans; West Indian Americans; wholesale; workers; Yugoslavian Americans
U.S. Census for Central Florida, 1950
Tags: African Americans; agriculture; Anglo Americans; Armed Forces; Brevard County; Caucasian Americans; census; Census of 1950; civilian labor; clerical; colleges; craftsman; craftsmen; crops; divorced; domestic service; education; employees; European Americans; farm operators; farm products; farmland; farms; females; field crops; Flagler County; foreman; foremen; forewoman; forewomen; fruits; government; horticultural specialties; kindred; labor; labor force; laborers; Lake County; land managers; landlords; livestock; males; managers; Marion County; marital status; married; nuts; operative; orange county; Osceola County; population; primary education; private household; private sector; professionals; proprietors; public sector; sales; schools; secondary education; Seminole County; service industry; sharecroppers; sharecropping; single; technical; tenant farmers; tenant farming; tenants; U.S. Census; unemployment; universities; university; vegetables; Volusia County; widowed; workers
U.S. Census for Central Florida, 1960
Tags: African Americans; agriculture; Amerindians; Anglo Americans; apparel; Armed Forces; Asian Americans; Austrian Americans; automobiles; bars; bartenders; Brevard County; British Americans; bus; buses; business services; Canadian Americans; cars; Caucasian Americans; census; Census of 1960; Central Americans; chemical; Chinese Americans; civilian labor; clerical; college education; communication; construction; cooks; crafts; craftsman; craftsmen; Czech Americans; Czechoslovakian Americans; dairy; Danish Americans; deliverymen; deliverywomen; divorced; domestic services; drinking establishments; drivers; durable goods; Dutch Americans; eating establishments; education; educations; electrical equipment; electrical machinery; elementary education; employees; engineers; English Americans; entertainment; European Americans; fabricated metal; farm managers; farmers; females; Filipino Americans; finance; Finnish Americans; fishery; Flagler County; food; food products; foreman; foremen; forestry; forewoman; forewomen; French Americans; furniture; German Americans; government; Greek Americans; health care; high school education; Hispanic Americans; hospitals; Hungarian Americans; immigrants; immigration; Indians; insurance; Irish Americans; Italian Americans; Japanese Americans; kindergarten; kindred products; Korean War; labor; labor force; laborers; Lake County; Latin Americans; Latinas; Latinos; Lithuanian Americans; lumber; machinery; males; managers; manufacturing; Marion County; marital status; married; mechanics; medical; Mexican Americans; mining; motor vehicles; Native Americans; non-durable goods; non-profit organizations; North Americans; Norwegian Americans; officials; operative; orange county; Osceola County; pedestrians; personal services; Polish Americans; population; Portuguese Americans; primary education; primary metal; printing; professionals; protective services; public administration; public education; public transportation; publishing; railroad services; railroads; railway services; real estate; recreation; repair; restaurants; retail; Romanian Americans; Russian Americans; salaried; sales; sanitary services; Scandinavian Americans; schools; secondary education; self-employed; Seminole County; separated; single; Slovakian Americans; Soviet Americans; streetcars; subways; Swedish Americans; Swiss Americans; teachers; technicak; technicians; textile mills; trade; transportation; transportation equipment; trucking services; U.S. Census; unemployment; university education; utilities; veterans; Volusia County; waiters; waitresses; walking; warehouses; warehousing; welfare; wholesale; widowed; wood products; workers; World War I; World War II; WWI; WWII; Yugoslavian Americans
U.S. Census for Central Florida, 1970
Tags: administrators; African Americans; aged; agriculture; Armed Forces; Asian Americans; assisted living facilities; Austrian Americans; automobiles; bakeries; bakers; bakery; banking; bars; bookkeepers; Brevard County; British Americans; bus; buses; business; cabs; Canadian Americans; Caribbean Americans; carpenters; cars; Caucasian Americans; census; Census of 1970; Central Americans; chemicals; Chinese Americans; civilian labor; cleaning services; clerical; college dormitories; college dorms; college education; communications; construction; crafts; craftsman; craftsmen; credit; Cuban Americans; Czech Americans; Czechoslovakian Americans; Danish Americans; dentists; dependents; dishwashers; divorced; divorcees; doctors; domestic service; drinking establishment; dryers; durable goods; Dutch Americans; eating establishment; education; educations; electric heat; electrical equipment; electrical machinery; electrical supply; elementary education; elevated transportation; employees; employment; engineering; engineers; English Americans; entertainment; European Americans; fabricated metal; fabrics; families; farm managers; farmers; farming; federal government; females; finance; Finnish Americans; fishery; Flagler County; food; food services; foreman; foremen; forestry; freight; French Americans; furniture; gas eat; German Americans; government; Greek Americans; group quarters; health care; health services; high school education; higher education; Hispanic Americans; hospitals; households; Hungarian Americans; inmates; institutionalized; insurance; Irish Americans; Italian Americans; Japanese Americans; kindred; Korean War; labor; labor force; laborers; Lake County; Latin Americans; Latinas; Latinos; legal; Lithuanian Americans; local government; lumber; machinery; machinists; males; managers; manufacturing; Marion County; marital status; married; material handlers; mechanics; medical; medical practitioners; mental hospitals; merchandise; Mexican Americans; Middle Eastern Americans; military barracks; mining; motor vehicles; non-durable goods; non-profit; Norwegian Americans; nursing homes; old folks homes; operatives; orange county; Osceola County; pedestrians; personal services; physicians; Polish Americans; population; Portuguese Americans; primary education; primary metal; printing; private sector; professionals; protective services; public administration; public sector; public transportation; publishing; railroads; railways; real estate; recreation; religious; repair; restaurants; retail; Romanian Americans; rooming houses; Russian Americans; salaried; sales; sanitary; sanitation; Scandinavian Americans; schools; secondary education; secretaries; secretary; self-employed; Seminole County; separated; servicemen; servicewomen; single; Slovakian Americans; Southwest Asian Americans; Spanish Americans; spouses; state government; stenographers; stock; streetcars; subways; Swedish Americans; Swiss Americans; taxicabs; teachers; technical; technicians; televisions; textiles; trade; transport equipment; transportation; truck drivers; trucking services; TV; typists; U.S. Census; unemployment; university education; utilities; veterans; Vietnam War; Volusia County; walkers; walking; warehousing; washing machines; welfare; wholesale; widowed; widowers; widows; workers; World War I; World War II; wringers; WWI; WWII; Yugoslavian Americans
U.S. Census for Central Florida, 1980
Tags: administrators; African Americans; agriculture; Aleuts; American Indians; Amerindians; Armed Forces; Asian Americans; Asian Indian Americans; assembles; assisted living facilities; automobiles; bottle gas; Brevard County; business; Caribbean Americans; carpooling; carpools; cars; Caucasian Americans; census; Census of 1980; Central Americans; Chinese Americans; civilian labor; clerical; coals; Coke; college dormitories; college dorms; college education; communications; construction; craft; Cuban Americans; divorced; divorcees; domestic service; durable goods; education; educators; electricity; elementary education; employees; employment; energy usage; entertainment; equipment cleaners; Eskimos; European Americans; executives; fabricators; farmers; farming; federal government; females; Filipino Americans; finance; fishery; Flagler County; forestry; fuel; fuel oil; gas heat; government; group quarters; Guamanian Americans; handlers; Hawaiian Americans; health care; health services; helpers; high school education; higher education; Hispanic Americans; homes for the aged; households; immigrants; immigration; Indian Americans; inmates; inspectors; institutionalized; insurance; Japanese Americans; kerosene; Korean Americans; Korean War; labor; labor force; laborers; Lake County; Latin Americans; Latinas; Latinos; local government; LP gas; machine operators; males; managers; manufacturing; Marion County; marital status; married; material movers; medical; mental hospitals; Mexican Americans; mining; motor vehicles; Native Americans; non-durable goods; nursing homes; old folks homes; operators; orange county; Osceola County; Pacific Islanders; pedestrians; personal services; population; precision production; primary education; professionals; protective services; public administration; public transportation; public utilities; Puerto Rican Americans; Puerto Ricans; real estate; recreation; repair; retail; salaried; salaries; sales; Samoan Americans; schools; secondary education; self-employed; Seminole County; separated; service industry; servicemen; servicewomen; single; Spanish Americans; state government; tank gas; teachers; technicians; trade; transportation; U.S. Census; unemployment; utility gas; veterans; Vietnam War; Vietnamese Americans; Volusia County; wages; walkers; walking; wholesale; widowed; widowers; widows; wood; workers; World War I; World War II; WWI; WWII
U.S. Census for Central Florida, 1990
Tags: administrative; administrative support; administrators; African Americans; agriculture; Aleuts; American Indians; Amerindians; Armed Forces; Asian Americans; assemblers; automobiles; bicycles; bikes; bottled gas; Brevard County; business; Cambodian Americans; Caribbean Americans; cars; Caucasian Americans; census; Census of 1990; Central Americans; Chinese Americans; citizens; civilian work; clerical; coal; Coke; Colombian Americans; communications; construction; craft; Cuban Americans; divorced; divorcees; domestic services; durable goods; Ecuadorian Americans; education; educators; electric heat; electricity; employees; employment; energy usage; entertainment; equipment cleaners; Eskimos; executives; fabricators; farmers; farming; females; Filipino Americans; finance; fishery; Flagler County; forestry; fuel oil; gas; Guatemalan Americans; handlers; health car; heat; helpers; Hispanic Americans; Honduran Americans; Indian Americans; inspectors; insurance; Japanese Americans; kerosene; Korean Americans; Korean War; labor; labor force; laborers; Lake County; Laotian Americans; Latin Americans; Latinas; Latinos; LP gas; machine operators; males; managerial; managers; manufacturing; Marion County; marital status; married; material moving; medical; Mexican Americans; mining; motor vehicles; motorcycles; Native Americans; naturalized; Nicaraguan Americans; non-citizens; non-durable goods; operators; orange county; Osceola County; Pacific Islander Americans; Panamanian Americans; pedestrians; personal services; Peruvian Americans; population; precision production; private sector; professionals; protective services; public administration; public sector; public transportation; public utility; Puerto Rican Americans; Puerto Ricans; real estate; recreation; repair; retail; salaried; salary; sales; Salvadorian Americans; self-employeed; Seminole County; separated; service industry; servicemen; servicewomen; single; solar energy; specialty; tank gas; teachers; technical; technicians; Thai Americans; trade; transportation; trucks; U.S. Census; unemployment; utility; vans; veterans; Vietnam War; Vietnamese Americans; Volusia County; wages; walkers; walking; wholesale; widowed; widowers; widows; wood; workers; World War I; World War II; WWI; WWII
U.S. Census for Central Florida, 2000
Tags: accommodation; administrative; administrative support; administrators; Afghan Americans; African Americans; agriculture; Alaska Natives; American Indians; American War; Amerindians; Arab Americans; Argentinian Americans; Armed Forces; Armenian Americans; arts; Asian Americans; Australian Americans; Austrian Americans; automobiles; bachelor's degree; Bangladeshi Americans; Barbadian Americans; Belorussian Americans; bicycles; bikers; Bolivian Americans; Bosnian Americans; bottled gas; Brazilian Americans; Brevard County; British Americans; building; business; Cambodian Americans; Canadian Americans; car; Caribbean Americans; cars; Caucasian Americans; census; Census of 2000; Central Americans; Chilean Americans; Chinese Americans; citizens; civilian labor; coal; Coke; college dormitories; college education; Colombian Americans; construction; correctional institutions; Costa Rican Americans; Cuban Americans; Czech Americans; Czechoslovakian Americans; divorced; divorcees; doctorate degree; Dominican Americans; dorms; Dutch Americans; Ecuadorian Americans; education; educational; educators; Egyptian Americans; electric heat; electricity; employees; employment; energy usage; English Americans; enterprise; entertainment; Ethiopian Americans; European Americans; extraction; families; family; farmers; farming; females; Filipino Americans; finance; financial operators; First Gulf War; First Iraq War; fishing; Flagler County; food preparation; food services; food serving; forestry; French Americans; fuel oil; gas heat; German Americans; Ghanaian Americans; Greek Americans; grounds cleaning; group quarters; Guatemalan Americans; Gulf War; Gulf War I; Haitian Americans; Hawaiian Natives; health care; heat; Herzegovinian Americans; high school education; higher education; Hispanic Americans; Hmong Americans; Honduran Americans; Hong Kongese Americans; households; housing units; Hungarian Americans; hunting; Indian Americans; Indonesian Americans; information; institutionalized; insurance; Iranian Americans; Iraq War; Iraqi Americans; Irish Americans; Israeli Americans; Italian Americans; Jamaican Americans; Japanese Americans; Jordanian Americans; kerosene; Korean Americans; Korean War; Kuwait War; labor; labor force; laborers; Lake County; Laotian Americans; Latin Americans; Latinas; Latinos; leasing; Lebanese Americans; LP gas; maintenance; Malay Americans; Malaysian Americans; males; management; managers; manufacturing; Marion County; marital status; married; master's degree; material moving; medical care; Melanesian Americans; Mexican Americans; Micronesian Americans; Middle Eastern Americans; military service; mining; motor vehicles; motorcycles; Native Americans; naturalized; New Zealander Americans; Nicaraguan Americans; Nigerian Americans; non-citizens; non-profit; nursing homes; Oceanic Americans; office; Operation Desert Shield; Operation Desert Storm; orange county; Osceola County; Pacific Islander Americans; Pakistani Americans; Panamanian Americans; Paraguayan Americans; pedestrians; Persian Americans; Persian Gulf War; personal care; Peruvian Americans; PhD; Polish Americans; Polynesian Americans; population; Portuguese Americans; preschool education; primary education; private education; private schools; private sector; production; professional; professional school; professionals; protective services; public administration; public education; public schools; public sector; public transportation; Puerto Rican Americans; Puerto Ricans; real estate; recreation; rental; Resistance War Against America; retail; Romanian Americans; Russian Americans; sales; Salvadorian Americans; Scandinavian Americans; schools; scientific; scientists; Scotch Americans; Scottish Americans; Second Indochina War; Second World War; secondary education; self-employed; Seminole County; separated; Sierra Leonean Americans; single; Slovakian Americans; social assistance; social services; solar energy; South Americans; Spaniards; Spanish Americans; Sri Lankan Americans; Swedish Americans; Syrian Americans; Taiwanese Americans; tank gas; teachers; technical; Thai Americans; Tobagonian Americans; trade; transportation; Trinidadian Americans; truck; trucks; Turkish Americans; U.S. Census; Ukrainian Americans; unemployment; Uruguayan Americans; utilities; utility gas; van; vans; Venezuelan Americans; veterans; Vietnam War; Vietnamese Americans; Volusia County; walking; warehousing; waste management; Welsh Americans; wholesale; widowed; widowers; widows; wood; workers; World War II; WWII; Yugoslavian Americans
Undesirable Factors Cited in Report of 'The Big Pond', Lake Apopka; 1962-1964
Tags: agricultural pollution; agriculture; Bureau of Sanitary Engineering; citrus; citrus industry; City of Winter Garden; David B. Lee; DDT; dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane; draining; farmer; farming; fertilizer; fish; fishing; Florida Inland Sportsfishing Host; Florida State Board of Health; Free of 1962-1963; freeze; hyacinth; insecticide; irrigation; lake; Lake Apopka; Lake Apopka Chapter; Orange County Health Department; oxygen; packing; Percy D. Blunt; pesticide; pollution; processing; research; Robert W. Sherman; SBH; sewage; sewage treatment plant; spray; waste; water; water conservation; water quality; William R. Pomeroy; Winter Garden
Work Plan of the Seminole Soil Conservation District, 1948
Tags: agriculture; C. A. Wales; conservation; crop land; crop rotation; dams; drainage; environmental protection; erosion; farm planning; farmers; farming; fire breaks; fire control; fires; forestry; irrigation; pasture development; preservation; R.F. Cooper; R.T. Milwee; Sanford; seed production; Seminole County; Seminole Soil and Water Conservation District; soil; soil improvement; SSCD; SSWCD; Tom McLain, Jr.; U.S. Department of Agriculture; USDA; water; water control; wildlife management; woodland management