The Record Seeks Local Correspondents for County Posts
The Record invites live opinions from readers and seeks a representative at every county post office with liberal terms. Steve Sparkman is noted for his Washington approach while Leon’s red hills prepare to welcome the forthcoming legislator. The census flags Hillsborough as the state’s largest county and urges lawmakers to empower the railroad commission or fail in its duty.
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THE
Record
Hillsborough County
Mana tee Veg Fields Called Things of Beauty
The celery lettuce cabbage cauliflower and many other vegetable fields in the Mana tee section are praised as things of beauty and joys forever in vivid terms reflecting pride in local produce and farming.
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Manatee
Mallory hailed as Florida’s grand old man and Senate mainstay
The piece portrays Senator Mallory as a durable Florida political figure, likening him to Morgan and Tettus of Alabama, and states he will serve in the Senate as long as he desires the post or until death. It emphasizes his close ties to the people and enduring presence.
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Morgan and
Tettus
Alabama
Mallory
Senate
Florida
Agitation Grows Over Long Primary Ahead
The piece notes growing stir among boys and a statewide focus as preparations rise for a long primary campaign with activity expected across the period. It hints at persistent interest and broad engagement despite the year distant.
Artesian wells prove their value on west coast truck farms
The season shows tourist travel to the west coast underperforming and calls for local people to diagnose the issue. The article argues Artesian wells are essential on every truck farm and grove, with the Manatee land cited as proving their worth and hard to estimate their true value.
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Manatee
Manatee River depth eyed with new appropriation
A local official expresses hope that a forthcoming appropriation bill will bring substantial water depth to the Manatee river near the docks, suggesting twelve to fourteen feet of water would greatly benefit Manatee county.
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Manatee River
Manatee County
Aspirants Listed as 149 in Mana Tee Race Fight
Frank Walpole of the Mana tee Record praises Congressman Steve Sparkman for securing a $92000 water facility appropriation for the Mana tee Sarasota area but laments the inspector of state convicts camps appointment. The note says 149 aspirants compete and warns of the slim odds in the race.
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Frank Walpole
Manatee
Steve Sparkman
Manatee and
Sarasota
Frank
Ocala
Reaping Our Just Reward a Flagler Divorce Controversy
The Chicago Record-Herald denounces Henry M. Flagler called the King of Florida for pressuring a legislature to legalize insanity as grounds for divorce. It notes he then separated from his wife and married a much younger woman while criticizing Florida's defenders of his actions.
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Henry M. Flagler
Florida
United States
Chicago Record-Herald
Rail pass controversy hinges on railroad promises
The Wauchula Advertiser rebukes The Record over claims about railroad passes. It argues passes were tied to improved conditions, not railroad promises to restore passes, echoing twenty three years of Florida press skepticism toward railroad actions.
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Florida
Why some farms thrive while others fail shows a self improvement creed
The passage argues that soil and climate are less decisive than a farmer’s management and knowledge. It cites Emerson on excellence and urges self-improvement through schooling, ending with an ad for fresh pickled pig feet from Lloyd & Co.
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Lloyd & Co
Made Sport of Religion
A public scolding urging a young man who mocked religion to reflect on mortality and the value of church, warning that his future regrets may come when facing eternity. The writer defends churchgoing and the impact of Christian efforts on society, asking the scoffer to relocate to avoid further notice.
No headline as the text is its own note
A curiously framed line describes the newspaper as a law book for the indigent a sermon for the thoughtless a library for the poor and an admonisher for the lawless It claims the paper may stimulate the indifferent but cannot be published without cost and sent free to subscribers
Loafing on the Streets Warns of Youth Vagrancy
A column argues that many idle youths from good homes roam streets late at night, warning parents to monitor their children as closely as farm animals. It notes the problem seems universal and reflects on the lax care of youth despite respectable origins. The piece ends with an ad for Dr King's New Life Pills from J M Samuel druggist.
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Dr. King
J. M. Samuel
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Record Building
Prank A. W4lvole
Manatee, Fla
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Washington
Red Hills
Leon
Railroad Commission
West Coast
Flagler
Wauchula
Rea
Emerson
Earth
Gel
Young
Armour’s Fertilizers
Adams
Jacksonville
Liz
Garter & Russell
Manatee Cautlery Co
Fla
P. O
the Central Hotel
Arch L. Briles
Prop’r
In Fruit and Vegetable Dist
the Gates Realty Co
J. Gates Realty Company
Foley Bros
7Th Ave
Ybor City
Tampa
Hastine
Vurper
Landr
Gates & Tallevast, Proprs
Havana
Manatee Iger Factory
E. P.loyd
Avery & Owen Company
Tampa, Florida
Stansfield’s
OHN
R. Jones
Bradentown, Fla
F. H. Gross
Ring Pone
Agency
A. E. Stebbins
Geo. C. Patten
Penn. Mutual Ins
Jefferson Fire Ins
Best Insurance
Brreff
Henry Giddens
Giddens Clothing Corner
Tennessee Jack
Manatee Livery Company
Helms, M. D
W. P. Lawrence, M. D
DRS. Helms & Lawrence
American National Bank Building
J. L. Reed
Undertaker
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