22 Feb 1907
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Newspaper
Manatee Record
Location
Manatee, Florida, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1907
Page
1
A half tone image shows the recently finished stone building housing Real Estate Agent A. E. Stebbins. The ABA earlier cited the project as complete, marking a notable addition to the local real estate landscape.
The Elysian Club hosts a Martha Washington Tea Party at Gates' Wall on Friday evening February 22. Tea menu includes brown bread baked beans hamalamanatee bread and butter potato salad mayonnaise coffee gingerbread doughnuts pumpkin pie. Supper runs 6 to 8 pm with tickets at 25 cents and free entertainment. A Guess Pie feature costs 5 cents per guess.
Garter Russell Publishing Co advertises a stylish artificial stone real estate office on Central Avenue next to the Central Hotel praised as a Manatee milestone. Also notes Rhode Island Red eggs for hatching, roofing products, Chamberlain's Salve for skin diseases, a lunch counter, and a charity tea to aid a school fence project.
A dated testimonial urges immediate health action for torpid liver and constipation urging readers to buy Herbine today. Mrs Ida Gresham of Point Tex reports six years of use with claimed results and praise for the remedy's benefits.
Cooperative weather record by Emil Broberg for Manatee noting instrumental readings from Government standard instruments. Also an advertisement offering ten acres of vegetable land for sale near Manatee depot, joining Palmer's grove and Murphy tract, asking J. R. Curry to respond.
The funeral of J. W. Nettles was held Thursday at 2 p.m. under the auspices of Manatee county Masonic bodies. It drew one of the largest crowds in the county’s history, with friends from across the area paying tribute. The Palmetto lodge directed the service with help from other local lodges, honoring Nettles long service as Palmetto lodge secretary for over fifteen years. His remains were interred at Palmetto cemetery awaiting the resurrection morn.
Journal style items from Tatum Ridge mention rain shortages current conditions J R Tatum Bradenton Manatee trips and social visits Bee Ridge. Hopewell church attendance on the third Sunday is discussed with biblical references and questions about Baptist distinctions.
A Democratic primary election is called to nominate a prosecuting attorney for the 17th County Court of Manatee County Florida. The vote will take place in each precinct on March 12 1907 from 8 AM to sundown. Clerks and inspectors will be those appointed for the last primary and must report by March 16 1907. Onas T. Curry chairs the Democratic Executive Committee with Frank A. Walpole as secretary.
A reader questions the identity of Primitive Baptists amid two opposing church orders. The message contrasts willingness to recognize brethren and belief in providence with the other group's denial and nonfellowship. The writer seeks clarification.
Mrs. K H Brunson of Dublin Georgia at 82 says she feels young again with Electric Bitters. The tonic is claimed to cure dyspepsia liver trouble inflamed kidneys and chronic constipation after a reasonable time. Guaranteed by J M Samuel price 50 cents.
Instructions invite readers to visit Dr J M Samuel's drug store to obtain a free sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. The ad promotes the tablets as superior to pills, easier to take, and more pleasant in effect, claiming they correct disorders of the stomach liver and bowels.
An 19th century advertisement touts White's Cream Vermifuge as essential for every home and a remedy mothers rely on to ease children’s worm complaints. It emphasizes the product as the best worm medicine offered to suffering humanity and a permanent household fixture.
Manatee plans to rebuild its ice factory on the old site, a key location for the trade. The plant will use the latest patent and aim to begin operation at earliest possible moment, thanks to Real Estate Agent A. E. Stebbins and Mr. J. W. Branan for securing the land. Further details to follow.
The Braden River news notes dry cool weather and farming activity as M J Johnson plows and fertilizes groves, H M Frazee firm plants corn, and J S Gibbon ships oranges. Reed Chancey dies, leaving a widow and children. the community extends sympathy.
Tampa News reports Charles T. Curry of Bradenton seeking news about the Estella a small schooner tied to a Key West to Cape Sable run. The vessel carrying sugar cane machinery vanished. a dismasted schooner sighting 40 miles south of Egmont Key raised concern. A later cablegram confirms the Estella and all aboard are well.
The piece argues human life could extend further with advanced knowledge and notes a critical 50s decade for health. It touts Electric Bitters as nature's best helper after 50, claiming it vitalizes each organ and offering a 50 cent price with a drugstore guarantee.
Florida Favorite watermelon seed advertised as fresh and good at Lloyd X and Co. The brief note highlights availability and quality for customers seeking reliable seed stock from a local supplier.
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