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Newspaper
Manatee Record
Location
Manatee, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1907
Page
2
Payable in advance notice invites reports on live topics of local interest. It states the RECORD will not be responsible for correspondents opinions and seeks a representative at every post office in the county with liberal deal terms for the right parties.
The 1907 column extols country newspapers as essential to village growth and prosperity. It argues merchants should support local papers with large ads, citing Titusville on the Fourth as evidence that newspaper advertising draws big crowds and fuels local advancement.
The Manatee Record hails a $92,000 federal river and bay appropriation while backing Senator Mallory for reelection. In contrast Punta Gorda Herald notes locals favor Steve Sparkman’s continued service, with The Record arguing he is too useful where he is and urging patience.
The Florida governor’s mansion is nearly finished and could see Governor Broward move in before the legislative session. The $25,000 building is a handsome Tonic designed structure promising sunshine in the house. Also mentions White's Cream Vermifuge as a staple remedy and lists Adams roofing materials.
The Florida Press Association gathers in Key West with a high profile guest in Mr. Flagler expected to discuss state development and press power. The exchange promises friendship and ideas among editors, though some critics argue a few Jacksonville men influence the group and trips may be improper.
An advertisement warns against risky remedies and touts White's Cream Vermifuge as a gentle, system-building worm medicine for children. Mrs. J. O. Smith of Tampa Florida reports her undernourished baby improved after one bottle. Sold by J. M. Samuel.
Notice to creditors and all claimants against the estate of Louisa Ellen Tresea deceased. Administratrix Mary Wyatt Broberg requires claims within two years from first publication or be barred. Debtors must settle immediately. Manatee, Florida, March 8, 1907.
A harsh moral plea targets youths using cigarettes. It warns that smoking marks a boy as a hoodlum, harms health and reputation, and weakens future respect. The piece urges quitting, appealing to mothers and peers for support and reform.
A duck laments lack of recognition for laying eggs while a buff leghorn counsels publicity. A letter to The Record promotes Devoe paint with freight and wear claims, urging readers to compare gallonage and longevity in choosing paint.
Following is a drawn juror list for the spring term of circuit court. Names include Henry S. M. Searcy J. R. Warren Scott G. Phelps W. M. Davis L. Stallings O. N. Hawkins D. D. McLean J. N. Davis L. Keen Porter Kersey J. T. Barrett W. H. Higel R. Willis R. F. Head Wm. Conyer H. O. Springstead I. E. Broadway D.C. Earnest T. A. Pillsbury Asa Jr Carlton M. B. Betts J. C. McLean E. Boyd O. A. Parrish J. C. Hawkins W. H. Watson A. M. Wilson L. L. Edwards A. B. Fuller H. W. Coverston V. T. McLeod A. M. Barnett J. W. Durrance M. C. Earnest J. R. Fogarty Robt. Duke of York and B. B. tomato. Early Fortune cucumber and all leading varieties seeds in bulk at Adams'.
Peninsular Telephone announces two lines to Tampa and enhanced service offerings. The company now provides long distance connections to Clearwater Dunedin Key Stone Park Largo Ozona Sutherland St. Petersburg Tarpon Springs River View and Port Tampa City.
Horton Kansas resident T J Horton claims Ballard’s Horehound Syrup cured coughs bronchitis and influenza quickly after years of use. The advertisement notes J M Samuel sells the remedy in town.
Ek Harrell of Austin Texas endorses Herbine as a regulator for dyspepsia and liver issues. The advertisement claims bushels of joy with the product and notes it is sold by J M Samuel.
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