07 Aug 1908
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Newspaper
Manatee Record
Location
Manatee, Florida, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1908
Page
1
A lighthearted notice remarks that the editor should have vacationed at a fashionable resort to escape the hot weather and economic constraints. The piece playfully notes the editor’s limited summer funds and urges a relaxed approach to the season.
A reader notes that facing manga for the first time can bring a look of surprise and distaste, similar to biting into strong cheese and not washing it away. The remark captures a writers’ humorous take on initial exposure.
The article notes a preference for trading a few days of summer for cooler weather in the Land of the Manatee as breezes from the mighty Manatee continue to keep the area cool.
Governor Broward travels home after visiting Denver and other cities. He witnessed and assisted in nominating William Jennings Bryan, and predicts Bryan's election would lead to Broward becoming Secretary of War. He praises Bryan and notes a strong chance of distinguished service.
The article notes confusion over whether Governor Broward will call an extra legislative session, with reports alternating between immediate action, postponement, or waiting until after November. The writer says Broward will act as he thinks best without heeding certain voices.
The sweet little babe of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Easterling died after a lingering illness on Monday. This death marks the eighth child buried by the couple. The infant was laid to rest Tuesday morning with Rev. A. M. Mann presiding.
The piece recalls rain forecasts and dry weather impacting crops around Bee Ridge and Tatum Ridge. It mentions Uncle Dennis Driggers visiting W. E. Pool near the Manatee river, Bee Ridge residents Cavil and Walter Granger, preaching plans by Rev. Hendry, and a hardshell sermon from a missionary. The writer expresses hope for abundant rain to bless crops and animals.
A sales notice for Fancher's Headache Powders claims a cure for headache or neurografin within 15 to 80 minutes and states the price is 10 cents. Available only at Maneatee Drug Store and Braden Town Drug Co.
The brief item notes a statement or action related to Jorsey Cow and references W A Steb in Manatee. Details are fragmented but indicate an official or ledger entry involving these names and location.
Earnest Brown, the pitcher, dominates as he plays for the St. Petersburg team under contract to pitch two games weekly for three months. Local fans in Manatee are pleased with his steady progress and growing laurels.
A brief, unclear passage mentions Ice Cream Jersey cream atee Drug Store Jade from pure Ty day at Man If you want Ape Test smoke Havana Straights and Lloyd's Haygye Straights described as delightful smokers.
The Houston Chronicle recalls Uncle Remus and Brer Rabbit as masterless, with the Little Boy seeking answers about death. The piece laments the author and the character’s departure to the stars and the ghostly shade of an ancestral cabin.
Notice explains that $18 annual residential rate is payable monthly at $1.50 for continual service. If away for two or three months no reduction is given, but for continual payment the rate is $2.50 per month. Peninsular Telephone Co.
Mrs. J. P. White of Rushboro Pa credits Dr King s New Discovery with saving her life from lung trouble She says it loosens a cough quickly and cures lung disease even after a prognosis of hopelessness The remedy for coughs colds lagrippe asthma bronchitis and hoarseness is sold at all drug stores with a 50 cent and 1 00 trial bottle free
Prominent architect Norman R. Coulter of the Delbert Building in San Francisco endorses Electric Bitters as a tonic. He claims it corrects stomach, liver and kidney disorders, builds up the system, and calls it the best spring medicine and a top blood purifier. 50c at drug stores.
A retailer advertises a full line of sizes available for all body types at Wiggins' shop. The notice highlights diverse options and emphasizes inclusive fitting.
Manatee Epworth League met Monday night August 10 with Joyce Mann leading on The Passing of Prejudice The Liberated Life The program included songs Trust and Obey Blessed Savior Keep Me Near Thee and Out of the Shadows responsive readings Proverbs Acts and Philippians readings a discussion on prejudice Saul of Tarsus and the role of friendship announcements and league benediction.
A remedy named Plank's Chill Tonjé is advertised as a guaranteed cure for chill fevers colds and la grippe available at Manatee Drug Store.
In the Sixth Judicial Circuit Florida Manatee County chancery case Manatee Banking Company versus H W McCartney. Affidavit shows McCartney resides outside Florida, likely Springfield Georgia. Court orders McCartney to appear Sept 7 1908 in Braden Town Florida or bill is confessed. Publication ordered four weeks in The Manatee Record. Court seal and clerk verify copy date August 3 1908.
Circuit of the state of Florida in and for Manatee County. Lizzie L Tork sues Sant Tork for divorce. Affidavit shows defendant resides in Fort Worth Texas, over 21, no Florida address found. Subpoena service required by September 7, 1908, else default entered. Published July 31, 1908 in The Manatee Record.
Local notices discuss securing native horses at Adams'. Updates note recent heat levels and a few illness recoveries. Miss Nancy comments on weed clearance along Manatee avenue awaiting Christmas cleanup. Will Davis Sallie Mat Dowdell visit from Alabama and return Friday night. Mrs. A Fancher travels to Ocala for summer. The colonel seems lonely and the new Baptist church owners expect to complete a fine, small state church soon.
Mrs. C. H. Summers visited Miss Christine Gates this week. Rev. Summers accompanied them home on Wednesday with their child C. H. Summers.
Warren Curry returned from Tampa last week and has gone to work in the bank. He is receiving instruction from his brother Perry on how to do the trick and do it right.
The new watering trough is a credit to the town. Maj Adams built the trough and Capt Davis furnishes water from his artesian well across the avenue.
Mrs Frank A Walpole and her babies will return home Friday night after spending two weeks in Tampa with relatives. The old man is feeling much better.
The remains of W. R. Fuller, Sr. were brought by boat on Monday and buried in the new cemetery. He was a former resident of Manatee County and the father of W. R. Fuller Jr. of Tampa.
Capt. O. H. Davis and his grandson Meric Dowdell arrived from Alabama on Tuesday. The captain had been away for several months and says he has enjoyed a big time and has been living well while away.
Beck and Glazier, Andrew E. Beck and John Duncan Glazier, prepare a Manatee grocery opening between the 10th and 15th. The duo are popular, and The Record predicts a large and lucrative business.
The Board of County Commissioners met in regular session with a full board. Tax equalization for 1908 stretched the session over several days as Assessor H S Clark reported well maintained tax books and a small list of raises. The meeting approved subscriptions to the Democratic National Campaign Fund per William Jennings Bryan's request.
Wantrep seeks an experienced person to establish a ce crop on shares. Must be reliable and skilled in irrigation setup. Location Garxs area. 8S may indicate field or unit details.
J J Pennor advertises new Jap a Lack and Alabastine products at Wiggins Mason and Adams stores. He offers Whippowill cowpeas at Adams and announces horse sales and bargain prices on horses second hand wagons carriages buggies and harness.
The Kennesaw hotel now under new management is being renovated top to bottom. Scrub brush and painter’s work transform the place into cleanliness and attractiveness. The new manager and wife aim to please patrons with appealing meals and service. Rates start at 2.00 with weekly and monthly specials.
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