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Newspaper
Manatee Record
Location
Manatee, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1908
Page
4
The Record reports strong local enthusiasm for a new wharf at the foot of Central street. Capt. C. H. Davis drives the effort, seen as a public spirited force likely to secure funding and support from citizens for timely construction.
Mrs. Lucy Robinson died after a lingering illness Thursday night. A Methodist church member, she lived in Manatee for years and was deeply loved. Funeral services were held Friday at the Methodist church. The issue also notes county treasurer candidate J. B. Wyatt, local fishing catch, drilling equipment shipment, and upcoming county board proceedings delayed by political focus.
Notice is hereby given that the described property will be sold at public auction on the 6th day of July 1908 at Manatee Florida to cover the delinquent taxes plus costs of sale and advertising.
A political notice shows a cross mark placed before the name of a preferred candidate. The excerpt indicates voter signaling or ballot annotation in a local electoral context.
The town marshal warns residents to pay the dog tax immediately or risk their dog being shot. Maj. A. J. Adams builds a large cement water trough on Manatee avenue with Capt. Davis supplying water for travelers. Mrs. D. E. Jeffries from Rockport, New York joins her husband in Manatee, likely making it their permanent home.
Jack Oliver Curry spent several days in Tampa last week and will remain in Manatee for several weeks before resuming his duties.
The Ladies of the Village Improvement Association plan a chicken perlieu next Friday night at the old laundry building. They urge community support and family attendance with a plate price of 26 cents.
The article urges voters to support Mr. Dunn for Railroad Commissioner, highlighting his labor record and dedication to the people. It references his lead over the highest opponent and mentions local businesses Tee Cream wyrade Jersey cream or atee Drug Store, noting a candidate-favored stance.
Captain C. H. Davis continues improvements at his livery stable on Manatee Avenue. When finished the office and grounds will be the handsomest in the state and a thing of beauty and joy forever.
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