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Newspaper
Manatee Record
Location
Manatee, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1907
Page
2
The Manatee Record laments weeds in town and praises rains in Florida while noting editor Claude LEngle's Jamestown trip with the governor. It urges citizen pride, yard improvements, and warns against divisionist talk as it skewers local politics and tourism mood.
Hudson Burr would make Florida one of the very best governors with judgment and backbone. He would keep corporate influence at bay and prioritize the people’s rights, opposing corporate oppression. The corporations oppose him, but the voters will decide Hudson Burr’s gubernatorial fate as one of the people.
The Record relays that state papers republish its editorial on Judge J J Stewart of Manatee County Court and defends the judge against Sun’s portrayal. It notes Graham L Engle criminal libel cases are pending and warns readers about local newspaper circulation and political allies including Appleyard of Lake City Index.
The article notes eight of ten boys express interest in serving as railroad commissioner and others would consider the role if urged. It suggests many potential candidates exist, optimistic about public service and encouragement.
The water-wagon is thriving in Georgia while a bill aims to wipe out the liquor business statewide. Reports say buttermilk prices have risen by 50 percent.
A reflective note urges readers to overlook controversial items and seek content that suits them. It defends editorial decisions as human judgment and asks readers to move on if something displeases them.
Local editor riffs on the wedding of Johnny Gosh and Jennie Dern in New Mexico with a punny moment about a blushing bride and furious husband. The tale paints a quirky scene of desert living and playful headlines.
The Billville Banner predicts an unlikely cool spell after a hot stretch, recalling a famous remark about frost in July and a claim of natural ice in August to cool large watermelons.
The passage extols inner qualities over mere appearance noting neatness clear eyes and sprightly health. It promotes Electric Bitters as restoring strength and beauty for women with weak health and nerves, guaranteed by J M Samuel pharmacist, price 50 cents.
For Sale or Rent a two story six room house in a fine neighborhood. Premises will be put in first class condition. Contact L. D. Luoyo Manatee Florida.
A Tulsa area baby reportedly smiles after one bottle of White's Cream Vermifuge the great worm medicine. Mrs S Blackwell Oklahoma writes her infant was peevish fretful would not eat and feared death after using the medicine the child stayed well. Sold by J M Samuel druggist.
An Adams shop advertises a range of products including whale oil soap Bluestone Surphur tobacco dust nitrate soda caustic soda and various fertilizer chemicals available for purchase.
Twenty-five cents per dozen paid for fresh eggs at W. E Connell Company in traffic goods at cash prices.
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