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Newspaper
Manatee Record
Location
Manatee, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1907
Page
2
The Record calls for live correspondents across Manatee county and lauds community effort. It notes mosquitoes, irrigation talk, a bumper sweet potato crop, and announces Seaboard trains starting August 1 to Terra Ceia Island, linking to Tampa with a longer schedule.
The Record notes Judge Stewart, Manatee county judge for nearly twelve years, is untainted by external influence in the L Engle matter. He acted in accordance with law and conscience, earning re election due to his upright character and faithful service without fear or favor.
The Wauchula Telegram notes DeSoto County favoring division to allow Manatee to choose its own State Senator. It claims Manatee has never had a fair deal and warns Arcadia leadership could lose if Manatee claims its own district.
The ad extols Electric Bitters as a remedy for weak women enhancing neatness, eye brightness, smooth skin, and sprightly health. It claims electric bitters restore strength, nerves, and a velvety complexion, guaranteed by J. M. Samuel with a 50 cent price.
For sale in Manatee Florida a two-story six-room house in a fine neighborhood. The property will be put in first-class shape. Contact L. D. Group for details.
Mrs Blackwell of Oklahoma reports a healthy baby after one bottle of White's Cream Vermifuge. The note claims the medicine ends crying and sickness, with the druggist J M Samuel selling the remedy.
A rural supplier named Adams offers whale oil soap Bluestone sulfur tobacco dust nitrate soda caustic soda and assorted fertilizer chemicals at its storefront. The listing highlights a broad stock for agricultural and industrial use.
The corporate press favors Hudson Burr remaining on the railroad commission praising his service. They would welcome his resignation if it risked his gubernatorial defeat. Burr, however, is unlikely to bow to corporate pressure and will follow the will of the people instead.
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