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July 4th, 1916 parade on Avenue A in front of Cobb's General Store.

A 1999 crate label for the South Florida Products Corp.. This label is for the "Florida's Call" brand. It claims to be "direct from farms and groves" and to have been grown "in the heart of the Indian River Section". The space for the specific…

A 1999 crate label for the South Florida Products Corp.. This label is for the "Florida's Call" brand. It claims to be "direct from farms and groves" and to have been grown on "high sandy soil". This one is for potatoes, specifically.

A 1999 red crate label for Nevin's Fruit Company, the Indian River Fruit Red Label Pack, specifically. It was packed on Merritt Island.

A 1999 crate label for the Di Giorgio fruit corporation. This label is for the "River Bird" brand. It advertises oranges and tangerines, respectively. A snowy egret stands in the center.

Two 1999 crate labels for the Di Giorgio fruit corporation. The side-by-side labels are for the brands "Oh Boy!" and "Squeeze Me". Both claim to belong to the Lucerne Park Fruit Association.

A 1999 crate label for the Di Giorgio fruit corporation. This crate was packed in Lucerne Park, Florida. This label in particular is from the Thorobred brand, which is written across the top. An image of a horse and an orange are also seen.

A 1999 crate label for the Di Giorgio fruit corporation in Fort Pierce Florida. This label in particular is for the Allapatahatchee (Alligator Creek) brand. This claims that this crate held oranges and grapefruit.

A 1999 crate label for Indian River Justice, a brand underneath Indian River Citrus Sub-Exchange. The blindfolded Greek goddess Themis (Lady Justice) is the focal point of the label.

A portrait of (left to right) David Gohn and Adrian Gohn, sons of Doris and Johnny Gohn, who was a superintendent for a water plant.