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Brooksville, Hernando County, Florida
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The fourth annual Florida Orange Festival opens January 26, 1932, in Winter Haven, Florida, with expanded citrus and industrial exhibits, anticipating large attendance and national promotion of the citrus industry.
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A N EXPOSITION more comprehensive than ever in its displays of citrus fruit and citrus products as well as in the scope of its industrial and commercial exhibits is assured the thousands of Floridians and tourists whose eyes are already turned toward the fourth annual Florida Orange Festival, which will open in Winter Haven on the morning of Tuesday, January 26, 1932, for a five days' run.
The Florida Orange Festival, which in 1929 was attended by slightly over 49,000 persons and which in its third year had gone to an attendance of 69,326 actually clocked at the main entrance, will again present the greatest display of citrus fruit and citrus products ever assembled in Florida and will serve as a medium of presenting the state's greatest industry to thousands, in a way calculated to bring citrus culture to the attention of the entire country through news stories and pictures released through the Associated Press and other news agencies.
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Winter Haven, Florida
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January 26, 1932
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The fourth annual Florida Orange Festival will open in Winter Haven for five days, featuring comprehensive displays of citrus fruit, products, industrial, and commercial exhibits, expected to attract thousands and promote the state's citrus industry nationwide.