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Newspaper
Ocala Evening Star
Location
Ocala, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1906
Page
3
A garbled mix of notices and ads mentions rentals and for sale items, local arrivals, and court updates. Names such as Mrs J M Lei and D Lancomter appear alongside shop claims, with references to real estate, employment, and medical ads amid scattered nameless fragments.
A jumble of names and scenes appears from a small town column featuring firemen, local tradesmen, and a social set. Mentions include Marcel amber Company, Jone wah, Kalnee, MacKay, and Lene Austex. The piece notes a stock of pictures and frames, a recent marriage, and a court visit sequence with several residents traveling between Dagiey Wil em NC and nearby towns.
A garbled obituary notes the death of Mr. Godeux, aged around, after weeks of illness. It mentions family, a funeral at a local church, and lists several dignitaries and attendees including professors and community members. The text also advertises a patent remedy for catarrh and a patent medicine lawyer’s claim.
A community New Year picnic for boys and girls at Silver Creek featured games and a meal. Guests included Mrs Caren Comp and several locals such as Curtin Dorcett Porter Laelte Randiey and Mary Fortore. attendees gathered for a social event near the river with songs and lunch.
Federal court delayed the Fuet-Williams trial scheduled for August after confusion over jurisdiction. Proceedings in Auitereville were rescheduled to a later date as judges consider new motions and potential venue changes.
An aging ad fragment touts a dubious remedy claiming to ease stomach issues. It mentions a citron, orange, cloves, and a “Krete Dyrpepeta Cure” with phrases about digestion and comfort. The note also references Pullman cars and Atlantic Coast Line trains in a faded catalog-like page.
OCR fragment mentions a meeting and attendance at a course, with garbled names and places. Readable items include a block WM reference, a mention of a meeting, and a person named DeGendt. The rest is unreadable.
Notable local price cuts announced by Firuptayaene recounts a fevered sale with discounts on items listed as 3 by 68 and 8 in original pricing. The announcement name checks George A. Nash and references crews and telephony items in a terse, clipped notice.
Oysters in any style at Kik's Cafe opposite the ALC depot, with a la carte service described as first class. The page lists farm fruits and nuts, local meetings, and various notices including family updates, arrivals, and community events across Edgewood and nearby areas, reflecting a bustling civic notice page.
A garbled OCR page records scattered items including police credit notes, city fines, and civic notices. Names such as Geo. W. Cleveland and references to Squibte & Co appear amid broken phrases about a harvest, a paper boy, and a Pasteur Institute associate.
Fragmented text describes a magical remedy pitched as a universal cure all. Mentions a bottle promised free and a sales pitch aimed at fear and health concerns with dubious claims and disjointed product names.
Mim Annie Hivatee of Portaburg recalls illness and a dramatic recovery after medical care. She mentions a dangerous condition, electric treatment, and restored health enabling walking again. Guarantors to cama, liver and kidney disorders, and anti-something appear in the garbled note.
Fragmentary old warning advert claims a patent remedy named Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles and diabetes. It promotes testimonials and lists pharmacy retailers and a mail order process, typical of early 20th century health quackery in a promotional page.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Central National Bank in New York is set for a date in April at the Star office. The cashier, W. M. Part, will oversee the formalities as stockholders gather to discuss the bank’s affairs and future plans.
A damaged OCR text outlines a January 27 1906 meeting of quunkholders at Geeemwond Cemetery with names like George Giles Os and city officials. It mentions taxes, penalties, and a plan for a public meeting. The readable portions indicate municipal and cemetery affairs with several garbled names and dates.
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