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Newspaper
Manatee Record
Location
Manatee, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1908
Page
2
The Record urges county representation at every post office and endorses John Stockton for governor as the only truly qualified candidate. It praises George Riggin as a fair commissioner, notes Tampa's fire tragedy, and mentions Cromwell Gibbons as a potential national committeeman, while asserting cash in advance for political ads.
The speaker predicts strong turnout and heavy candidacy with broad opposition. He urges action and participation, inviting contestants to enter the race and test their luck, suggesting a lively political contest ahead.
A Florida front page column defends John Stockton against accusations tied to Flagler and the Times-Union. It argues Stockton upholds public rights, mocks rival claims, and predicts his gubernatorial election. The piece also notes a Nashville whiskey firm's fire and a staged press release as corporate advertising.
Colonel I F Barwick consents to run for the Senate in the new Democratic primary. A life long Democrat, he asks the Democratic voters of the district for support.
Voter outreach notice from H. Humphries announcing candidacy for re nomination to the State Senate in the 27th Senatorial District and seeking support at the upcoming May primary.
All purchasers and prospective buyers may obtain deeds to cemetery lots by applying to Mayor T R Eas terling. Glazier's millinery store offers a limited sale on pattern hats for the next few days.
H. Stancliff announces his candidacy for the office of County Treasurer of Manatee County, subject to the Democratic primary on May 10, 1908, urging voters to support him. He pledges to apply the same careful, personal attention to the office and the people that marked his eight years as Deputy Clerk.
The people of Tampa rejected appeals for external relief and decided to address suffering and destitution locally, showing self-reliance and communal effort.
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