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Newspaper
Ocala Evening Star
Location
Ocala, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1906
Page
3
Fragmented OCR snapshot shows mixed names and places including Ocala, Prater Aone, and Veiled references to individuals and groups. The readable portions hint at a local event or gathering with several persons and affiliations mentioned in a muddled sequence.
A dense Ocala page reports a weekend social and commercial scene with remarks on a carriage incident, local family mentions, advertisements for furniture and perfumes, and notices from merchants like Mackay and Bowen. The piece weaves community chatter, sales pitches, and upcoming events into a single snapshot of town life.
The readable fragments describe a legal matter involving Wimberly and others, with references to a petition, a plantation context, and court dates. Mentions of Grace Rosmonpat, J. M. Reugeton, and Mary Dard appear among disjointed names and places, indicating a local public notice or obituary-like record without cohesive narrative.
An OCR fragment lists peanut seed for sale and mentions related trade terms. It references sellers in Oval, Te and Weenie, with scattered names and places. The text also alludes to medical and wartime themes and a market context in Ky and nearby regions.
Fragmented OCR text describes public notices and local campaign details. The document mentions Leaking Faucets offered free service, campaign committees, and various local names and events. The readable portions include references to Macon Georgia residents and a broader discussion of services and promotions.
Several items labeled Chub Whiskeys are reported at the Maryland Club. The note describes how to identify them by their art, noting a preference for ripe specimens and guiding readers to check the arte or marking to confirm freshness.
A historical snippet outlines firm policy: shipments of liquor C O D are forbidden by law and the Express Company will only accept whiskey on owner’s terms. It states cash buys and sales, no bad accounts, direct purchase from distillers, and acceptance of post office stamps or checks from trusted parties.
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