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Newspaper
Ocala Evening Star
Location
Ocala, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1906
Page
3
Ocala occurrences list social and business notes from a local paper. Mentions Old Fellows meeting tonight, residents visiting town, shopping at the Mantewana and Grace stores, advertisements for real estate, and small items about local services and events. Several names and places appear, including Tampa, Orange Lake, Dunner, and Montgomery, with casual references to gatherings and errands.
An advertisement-like piece touts a Texas Wonder drug capable of curing kidney trouble and diabetes among other issues. It claims widespread efficacy for both men and women, offering a mailed treatment upon payment of one dollar, with manufacturers and distributors listed and a call to buy at local druggists and banks.
Turbulent notice lists Mra D.C. Ritwards and others planning a new elevator patenting, while Merwers Mackay and company prepare expansion. The Kraspett Hire shifts operations and Clark Bros. receive assurances, with relocation and storeroom changes noted along with sales pitches for Halle Catarrh remedies and furniture offerings from Orela Furniture Company.
The notice reports a lively sale of jewelry and home items with bidders including J. Ke and Sharp’s sellers. It mentions a New Year vacation, a Tom plan, and a listing by Marion Mardware Co. plus shipments from Martin Martenre and the Hyde Park area. Several names appear among attendees and buyers.
Fragmented OCR text reports price reductions and a meeting of a fire precinct group. It references Geapanphone and various garbled names, with mentions of a MOA and a secretary, set in a late administrative or civic tone. The exact details, dates, and participants are unclear due to the damaged source.
Report details a chaotic market scene with a crowd at a city market. Descriptions mention a rack wall collapse and tax purchase concerns. Officers and local figures respond as vendors and residents express worry about safety and order amid ongoing tensions.
A money box robbery sparked a townwide incident with fighting and a raid on a property. Authorities and residents reported chaos as the scene escalated with threats, gunfire, and confrontations. The event involved local figures and several named farms and houses in the area. Police pursued suspects as the town sought calm after the disruption.
Notice states great care and skill in milling to remove nonfood properties and present rich ripe wheat in a palatable form with preserved brain, buneronecle and health. Claims include "Quickly Cooked" and "Easily Digested."
An OCR fragment lists O K Grocery and Clark Bros props with phone 174. It mentions a coach on the somber train and various medicines and remedies. The text is garbled with stray names and partial phrases.
A garbled report describes an event involving Startant Mess J. te Boils, WP Kilaweeda, and the Wearry Lavingeton light company with mentions of Capt 2 TL Pyles and J.C. Waneler’s Road. The text is fragmentary but references a hunt or pursuit lasting a year and a plan involving a payment of 48 dollars.
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