First Come First Served for Jars Drawn Fast
Three dozen on hand, yet none left as vendors warn early shoppers to arrive promptly to secure a jar before supplies run out. The note urges customers to come early to avoid disappointment.
27 Nov 1905
Page 1
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Newspaper
Ocala Evening Star
Location
Ocala, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1905
Page
1
Three dozen on hand, yet none left as vendors warn early shoppers to arrive promptly to secure a jar before supplies run out. The note urges customers to come early to avoid disappointment.
An Enortiont article examines the wet and dry question and its county financial impact. It discusses towns like Garrenville and Glaneville, explores Prohibition debates, voter turnout implications, economic effects, and potential shifts in wealth and business activity across several cities and regions.
Full name listing RD Fuller and F Blalock Fuller and Blalock Dental Surgeons advertise at Monroe and Chambliss in Ocala Florida offering terms cash and ink.
An OCR rich fragment portrays C J Nelson a carpenter and builder with notes of a combined venture. It mentions a political edge about a voter seller and a saloonist figure, with garbled quotes about deception and public trust. It references a Fourth Page with AML merchants and grain wealth themes.
Voters hear a heated call about prohibition and open smoking sales. The piece questions candidates and party alignment, urging citizens to vote based on protection and personal responsibility. It cites fear of open saloons and criticizes support for “open saloon” as a lesser evil, urging careful consideration of candidates Cam and Nowe and their ties to merchants.
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