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Newspaper
Ocala Evening Star
Location
Ocala, Florida, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1906
Page
2
Evening Star lists GL Bittinger and R A Corrill as proprietors and publishers with C L Bittinger as editor and general manager and R Carroll as city editor and business manager in the notice.
City officials weigh a controversial plan to haul and dump a mile or more of waste, with concerns over nuisance, cost, and health. Residents report garbage buildup and ongoing cleanup, while debates focus on land value, zoning, and future reuse before any relocation.
The fragment suggests a 1k race with participants including Hom Carlow Le Bistrank and references to the last Legislature and a modified offering by Chambers Hieve Comer. Details are unclear due to corrupted text. accuracy of names and outcomes cannot be confirmed.
Fragmented OCR text describes residents including Hew and Stre Joseph Dorwetnd in Tampa, mentions Lawfard Demier from Ores, and reference to a petition at Leakieoever Tor LW Besth. Mentions Mr Dealer staying with Mr and ira LB Turwhey on Piel av tee Teibane.
A garbled report notes orders issued to regional agencies and depots. The text references railroad lines, control actions, and a depot at Wikis wood with unclear dates and names. Readable fragments point to administrative actions affecting railway operations and maintenance.
Fragmentary OCR shows X Gov Candler related to the Revolutionary era Confederate records of Decagia. The text notes blindness and a struggle at the capital with references to wartime years, political power, and a contested contract amid fading lines of authority.
A fragmentary item mentions a man named Randy meeting someone, amid garbled phrases about smoothing rough hands and a Germagen drug reference. The text is damaged but hints at a personal anecdote or product claim, with names and scattered terms suggesting a 20th century local notice or column snippet.
Tribune reports rising unrest over a police and hemp trade clash. Local figures in Keating Martin Green face scrutiny as neighbors accuse coercive pressure and rate cuts provoke arrests and legal action. Authorities brace for further developments.
The Senate approved a bill to erect a federal building at Fort Fernandina, Florida, with funding of 1.6 million dollars for the structure and associated facilities. The report notes the legislative action was finalized in February as part of the wartime federal expansion efforts.
An OCR fragment describes quack remedies and a public figure praising a product, mentions a governor issuing a pardon, and notes a Supreme Court rehearing for John Hach. Several garbled names and dates suggest a mid 19th or early 20th century urban paper detailing health fads and legal actions.
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union of Gadwbure held a meeting in which officials concluded that car fumes drifted into compartments when doors opened. Committees were appointed to prepare nationwide protective measures and a petition to the reader of all freemen for action.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses science terms around vitality and scalp effects. It mentions ache and a washing or wetting action and hints at a destruction or destabilization idea with provisional status. It reads like a chaotic, partial science note with unclear sources and unclear outcomes.
A fragmented note references Havana cigars and a price cut to 30 cents, with mentions of sellers Mowers Pecmamtex Tesch Brunner and a street location. The readable parts imply a promotional line and a local sales context without complete details.
Fragmentary OCR hints Hayler's Candies involved in a Metin Wave Forum event with Ale magnetics Ked newspapers noted. Details are unclear but the item centers on Hayler's Candies in a public gathering context and a named venue or topic.
Fragmented report describes Lengwerthe traveling to Lasve Washington for a February wedding with plans to wear specific garments and a large guest list. It notes statements about a summer trip, a private car arrangement, and a later wedding date. Mentions of attendees, court actions, and a matinee at the Ozers House accompany the wedding tale.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a claim about leaking faucets and a company named Venge Co. The readable portions mention free of charge service and a historic sounding phrase but lack clear context, dates, or parties.
Fragmented OCR notes report a 19th century stockholders notice with a meeting set for March in Meade, listing officers and a secretary. The text references remedies and medical claims, but the readable portion centers on the stockholders meeting date and location, with names and roles appearing as fragmented titles.
Auction scheduled February 17, 1908 by Genes Gilman Co. for city delivery of fireplace parts. The notice notes Benjamin Bennett’s delivery of items and location details in the city, with unspecified quantities and prices.
A local ad promotes a choice stock of fresh beet pork and mutton vegetables fruits eggs oysters and other fresh family groceries ready for quick service. Orders via four orders. prompt attention promised. No 98 North Magnolia St. Phone 77.
Fragmentary text recalls Galveston sea wall work and safety notes from a past era. It mentions use of knee supports and a memory of workers, with a reference to a trial and a few unnamed locals.
A fragmentary report from Lakeland outlines a puzzled family narrative. The readable portion hints at illness or care duties within the family unit and notes a father figure, a mother, and a girl linked to a recurring event, with no clear resolution in the surviving text.
A terse note from an individual identifying as Indian requests postal cash of zero and asks for work. The message states willingness to take on any job and references a preferred location or contact.
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