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Newspaper
Ocala Evening Star
Location
Ocala, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1906
Page
5
Citizens express confidence in the bank's leadership. Good men at the head of the bank deserve support for stability and safety, echoing the voice of the community. Names mentioned include Meer, Munroe and Chamba as respected figures.
City board moves to require all dogs running at large in Ocala to be warned and later punished under a health board rule. Mayor Luftman to enforce penalties including fines and potential imprisonment. Local business and residents discussed market activity, fire department visits, and upcoming construction in Jacksonville and Manatee county.
A late night incident at a city hotel involves four strangers in the cast wing causing a ruckus and a bloodied man dubbed Moody. Officers detained two men named J. King and John Page, while the others fled or hid. The hotel reports regret but no blame, as the culprits remain at large and the case heads to a possible new trial.
The Nashville American faces a $2000 verdict on a court reporting dispute. The Supreme Court reversed the lower ruling, holding newspapers may publish reports only with fair accuracy and without extraneous comments, reserving space for editorial opinion and commentary in appropriate sections.
William Henry Belton, a longtime educator and former East Florida Seminary head, died unexpectedly during prayer meeting at Wahoo Baptist Church on Sunday January 24. A lawyer by training, he spent 35 years in teaching, served as school board chairman and clerk of the county court in Alachua, and taught in local schools until weeks before his death.
NEW MILLINERY We have just received a beautiful advance line of spring millinery, which we will be pleased to show to our customers, for the ladies of Ocala. Mrs Mitte Towtick, Orala Home Block.
A Chicago man writes that his wife suffered a severe grippe with a terrible cough and was cured by Foley Honey and Tar, claiming a 50 cent bottle cured her cough. The ad urges refusing substitutes and asks for Petey's Honey and Tar.
Fort King Camp No. 1 Woodmen of the World holds its regular monthly meeting at Yonge's Hall Friday evening February 9. Officers and members are urged to attend. notes by Chas K. Sage, Clerk.
A fragmentary 1906 notice mentions an iron gray mare and a person or entity named Fouts with unclear context and a contact note to M. Pishet, indicating a sale or transfer offer. The readable bits suggest a livestock or property ad with minimal details and no complete terms.
Crown Dandrutt Cure promotes scalp cleanliness at the Postoffice Drugstore for fifty cents per bottle. The Asti Somopoty Drugstore announces it now serves ice cream at its popular fountain as the ice cream season opens at the resort.
Foley & Co. advertises Foley's Honey and Tar as the trusted throat and lung remedy. It warns against imitations and urges customers to ask for the genuine, noting mild laxative effect and suitability for children and delicate persons. Sold by the Postoffice Drugstore.
February 17, 1905 reports M Mart, a leading cattleman of Cresola county, eloping with Mixx Vickt Godwin, wife’s sister. The couple’s actions are described as bold. details note Mixx is attractive and the romance shockwaves through the community.
An old time remedy claims to act on throat and lungs while cleansing bowels. It purportedly clears coughs, colds, and whooping cough by strengthening mucous membranes. Sold by the Anti-Munepely Drug store.
A fragment notes a dispensary bill in South Carolina to abolish the state drapenmery and mentions Ballard's Horehbe and Exrup as remedies. It citesMrs A Viet New Castle Chin erties March 1 and claims the product helps coughs sore throats and feverish symptoms.
The fragmentary OCR notes show a company named Geen Glire & Co. at Peang offering wood at a price of $1 per nad. The text is garbled and lacks a clear event, date, or outcome to summarize beyond listing materials and price.
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