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Newspaper
Ocala Evening Star
Location
Ocala, Florida, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1901
Page
7
The Ocala city auditor exposes repeated mispostings in the city treasurer's ledgers tied to Moody and associates. He states no errors found in Moody's accounts but notes accumulations, lease patterns, and rent irregularities requiring council attention.
An OCR fragment discusses Florida farmers and field work, referencing grain, vegetables, and livestock. Mentions preparation for cold weather, farm labor, and market prospects. The text hints at agricultural methods and local cooperation, with scattered names and places obscured by damage.
Fragmentary notice notes a repair at a barber shop in Ocala by Frank Lewin a shoemaker. It mentions a store named Mermett and a plan to pay prices listed, with references to a week and local trades. The text is garbled but hints at a sale or service connected to a local business and providers.
Fragmented OCR details a sale of medicines and cosmetics including TASLERH BUCKEYE OINTMENT and various wares. Mentions prices, vendors, and promotions, plus unrelated notes about local drag and public notices. The readable text cites a J HL Book of Wik Oregon quote about relief and a medical remedy sale.
Not enough readable facts to form a coherent news item. The fragment mentions names and places but lacks context or event details for a factual summary.
A fragmentary OCR page lists an auction date at Ocala Florida with terms and a long set of church notices from Presbyterian and Baptist churches, including Sunday schedule details and recycling of minister contacts, along with unrelated tax deed and attachment notices and scattered names. The readable items include sale offer lines, church service times, and minister names amid a noisy mix of intraline garble.
An OCR dense with garbled medical claims touts Peruna as a remedy and promises free books and health cures. It features testimonials, dubious nutrient notes, and references to doctors and sales agents. The chaotic text mixes medical rhetoric with sales pitches and unrelated notices.
A fragmented hotel arrivals column lists numerous guests and staff names across cities and institutions. The readable items include A B Media, Jackerete, H Bates, Kone Dey, TK Wallin, Geo. Ditwer, Yourate, J. 1 ’eyo Maat Sperm, WO Dreeke, Jaccanee OL Hirmats Gcoeple, J. Hewscee J. Hew Yanda, Harlin las Miller, WP Gay, J.B Maris, Bennett, W. Muna, and others linked to city accommodations and travel.
Fragmented notes recount county gatherings and personal updates. Mentions Mr Meearivan and Mr Hodges with brief travel and local activity hints. Content reads as a jumble of names, places, and fragmentary events from a rural community page.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Pettetes in force and a new assurance written on 13 160 with numbers 36 and Puce. No clear people, places, or events can be confirmed from readable text.
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