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Newspaper
Manatee Record
Location
Manatee, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1908
Page
2
The Record states it will not be responsible for correspondents opinions. Notices of religious or social nature over ten lines with admission goods or refreshments offered for sale will be charged at the regular rate.
State press criticizes the ballot arrangement under the election law as the list groups Democrats, Populists, Prohibitionists, Socialists and Republicans, causing confusion for voters. The letter urges a ballot reform so a voter can cast a straight party ticket without cross voting confusion on presidential electors and state offices.
Lincoln Nebraska November 11 editorials urge the Democratic party to continue its fight or dissolve after a 1908 election seen as a victory for opponents. They defend party principles, call for permanent reform, and stress that worthy Democrats pursue good government despite defeat.
The statement argues a bond issue is essential for future prosperity as twenty years of poor street work prove that current funding fails. It calls for a concrete plan, rejecting the old method of spending about 1200 dollars yearly on streets and urging immediate action.
Residents urge collective effort to improve the town, arguing that criticizing others achieves nothing. They warn that public improvements require costs and steady effort, not expectation of handouts or “get something for nothing.”
The speaker notes twenty years of ongoing funding and asks if the people of Manatee will accept the burden. The question highlights the community as the ones who must decide the course and its fiscal implications.
The piece notes Brother Tom Appleyard pressing for an extra legislative session while opponents fear Broward may fail to call it, risking a shock to their friend in Lake City.
J W Jenkins of Chapel Hill North Carolina commends Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best salve for healing sores burns and wounds. He cites curing a felon on his thumb and recommends the product available for 25 cents at Manatee Drug and other druggists. A fresh line of goods now in at the manager Store.
In the Circuit Court of Florida a final decree by Judge Joseph B. Wall directs I. O. T. Stanford to sell at public outcry in Bradenton on December 7, 1908 the northwest quarter of the southeast quarter and southwest quarter of the northwest quarter and lots 2 3 4 5 of section 27 and lot 10 8 of section 34 township 34 south range 16 east totaling 153 91 100 acres. Proceeds to satisfy the decree and costs. C. T. Stanford Special Master in Chancery.
In Manatee County Florida a chancery sale is ordered by the Sixth Judicial Circuit. Special Master I C T Stanford will sell at public outcry the described cattle stock marked Crop two splits in one ear and under-square the brand KP dew-lapped. The sale proceeds go to the Charles T Curry solicitor for the complainant Manatee Banking Company.
In Manatee Florida the Sixth Judicial Circuit orders Arcadia Gulf Coast and Lakeland Railroad Company to appear in chancery on February 1, 1909. The suit targets the title to alternate lots in the northwest quarter of section 33 township 33 range 19 east to be divided into ten parcels. A weekly publication of the order will run for twelve weeks in The Manatee Record.
Under an execution issued August 31 1908 in a suit where John W. Jackson sues Parrish Vegetable and Fruit Co the sheriff will sell the packing house located in section 25 township 33 range 18 east Manatee County Florida at the courthouse door in Bradenton on October 5 1908 for cash to satisfy the judgment and costs.
Six months after the date hereof I will present to the County Judge of Manatee county Florida my final accounts and vouchers as administratrix of the estate of Louisa Ellen Tresca deceased and will make my final settlement as such administratrix. Dated this 24th day of April 1908. Mary W. Broberg Administratrix.
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T Paliaferro Helm John F Vanderipe and E P Taliaferro join director slate with John T Ca as leading figures in local film society roster outlining governance and responsibilities.
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