20 Mar 1906
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Newspaper
Ocala Evening Star
Location
Ocala, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1906
Page
1
An oblique historical notice references legal actions, medical quackery, and public statements about a sale and remedies. It mentions Faley and Tar products, a Tampa Times article, and warnings about curing a felon, with discussions of dubious treatments and a range of names and locations including Laketown and Dhillipsarg.
W. Banbup announces candidacy for tax collector of Marion County urging voters to grant his appointment May Vth. He vows to meet the public, canvass the counties, and uphold duties if elected to a new term.
The Tampa turpentine industry expands with naval stores growth and regional development. Key figures include ROW EEG as promoter and A Pethewny as vice president, AC Bucin as treasurer, with offices at 295 in the Netwews Bank building. The piece notes industry demand, trade scope, and the role of the United States in shaping policy.
A notice from Joseph Dad announces his candidacy for justice of the peace in Bay 251 Bay County and his intent to run in the Democratic primary on May 25. The letter requests support from Citizens of Martos County and references the May 18 1008 primary.
Eawin W. Davie and another candidate announce bids for the office of state attorney in the Faith Judicial Circuit. The notices reference Democratic primaries set for mid May 2008 and Mor- drawbacks in the GMb judicial elreult.
A reader from Port Willan, Oregon, claims a two year cough and chest troubles vanished after using King’s New Discovery. The note touts a free trial bottle from Trdings & Co Price and urges readers to try the remedy for consumption fears.
Reports indicate Francis will replace Storer as ambassador to Austria. The appointment, seen as likely by many in New York, follows Storer’s departure and places Francis in a key diplomatic post.
Fragmented OCR suggests upheaval after King Charles of Roumania falls ill. Reports claim Ferdinand of Hohenzollern as heir, while society voices fear of abdication. A separate item recounts Mrs Mary T. Walters of Columbus describing near starvation and a dramatic Electric cure claim.
A garbled passage describes indigestion as a problematic habit and hints at stomach disorders. It mentions an Anti-Momap organization and a Trugetare seller, though many words are unreadable. The fragment suggests health concerns without clear events or dates.
Fragmented ad style notice from a 19th or early 20th century paper mentions Bryan purchasing the Cable Pinna Company in Tampa and continuing at another stand. It references The Yaslee of the Cable Pence Company and a Mr. Brson. Mentions Kotol Dsnpepela Care View and Jake Moses of Atlanta as a sufferer with indigestion and a miracle health claim. It advertises Kedet digests for stomach relief sold by the Ant Menopaty Drugstore.
March 27 and 28 mark the Wheeler Memorial Day and the Second Annual Blue and Gray Reunion in Atlanta Georgia. Atlantic Coast Line offers round trip tickets for 25 cents plus a 25 cent fare for each day with male and female passenger options. A local advertisement promotes a medical remedy claiming swift cure with single use, available through the Postmaster at Tampa Pa.
A garbled brief notes a claim about Teddy denying a push for another term as president. Officials or sources cited are unclear, but the report suggests the rumor is false and mentions Kowmre wary and a lewbery for a think. Details are uncertain due to unreadable OCR.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Jann Tegnas a kingman figure and a loan of eight units at a drugstore. The text is garbled with medical terms and dates, hampering a clear event. Entities include Kingman and a date March 26, 1302, with a small monetary amount described.
Property description outlines a two story brick house to be removed and a corner Magnolia Street North First Street lot with 35 feet frontage on the public square and 84 feet depth. Northwest corner facing Magnolia Street 29 feet lot depth 3 tents to public building site rail access. Includes odd phrasing referencing a hillbrick lot and frontier era details.
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