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Newspaper
Ocala Evening Star
Location
Ocala, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1906
Page
3
A garbled local page notes various residents and businesses including Shipauan's, Tydings & Company, and the Pustotton Dreevilre. It mentions A. Mamstele seeking telegraphs, Nell Ma returning home, and Mrs Bagters with health concerns. Also references prom venue, a fire class meal at Shipauan's, and a general roundup of shoppers and vendors with several names and places.
Report mentions Mr Waerkman of Ocala High School praising community response and a planned entertainment event. References to tickets from News Co, full house expectations, and anticipation of large crowds. Also notes on anti-bellum era commentary and a Atlanta society mention about a recital attended by notable figures.
The council debates a new ordinance to raise city hack fares after 11 PM to 18 cents per mile and establishes penalties for violations and late-day rates. Affected drivers face added oversight and enforcement measures under the plan.
Fragment describes 260 acres of land with a steam roane, burn chisken boure, and timber. cultivation notes mention 120 acres with firewood and timber. Non-resident owner seeks to sell all at once. mentions rough weed and bay price details, unclear figures.
Misses Alta Pearman and Marmirrite Porter travel to Tempehie for an evening hearing See Murdica sing. Varied guests will join Mrs in W. Biogat during the visit.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions parties and a sale or event with references to items like tablets, enamel products, magazines, and a person guiding. Names and places are unclear, rendering specifics uncertain but suggesting a community listing or advertisement in a newspaper.
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