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Newspaper
Ocala Evening Star
Location
Ocala, Florida, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1905
Page
2
A garbled clipping from the Evening Star shows mixed names and stray phrases about a sporting event and an electric line call. It mentions C L Bittinger Co and RR Carroll, with distorted dialogue about a race and travel, ending abruptly.
Fragmentary report mentions Balwant Bedler the Borien lawyer and a dead whale ashore. The text is garbled with likely quotes about reading in a paper and a place named Nestexiat. No coherent event or clear outcome is discernible from the unreadable OCR.
A convoluted property exchange in Silver Springs involved the Dur and vain timber lands sold by the Silver Springs Lemiee Company to Lam tar Coal and Real Estate Company. The transaction, valued around 24 dollars, was brokered through various parties including Mr Tos Horsine and Mr dd, with subsequent advances and reorganizations affecting the stake and capital.
A garbled OCR page lists banking terms in Ocala with loans deposits and accommodation, mixed with unrelated fragments. Names such as Lam Lange, Jake Bevan, Melton, and Te Moser appear amid scattered references to towns, places, and events, creating a collage of financial notices and tangential chatter. The text reads like a disjointed newspaper page with sporadic dates, sums, and names, lacking coherent narrative or clear single event.
A garbled ad style paragraph lists Leaking Faucets Repaired Free of Charge by Re. Yorge & Co. It mentions various names and places in a jittery OCR print, including references to a store, dynamite events, and unrelated items. The readable portion centers on a free repair offer and the entity Re. Yorge & Co with scattered trailing and unclear text.
A fragmented OCR page mixes discussions of embalming methods and funeral rites with notices on occupational licenses due dates. It references Missourian and New Mexico contexts, various legal and civic notices, and public concerns about society, royalty, and morality, interwoven with garbled judgments and scattered names.
A distorted report recounts multiple deaths and a fire on a Friday affecting soldiers and civilians. It mentions a line of attention from an official supervisor, a call to a mother, and a victim named Anthony At on mtorr De sanity init crowned Une MC eee's woul. The narrative preserves names and places in unclear OCR form, highlighting danger, rescue efforts, and averted sorrow while detailing public response and subsequent actions.
The Atlantic Coast Line prepares for President Roosevelt's visit to Jacksonville on October 2 as a conflict arises over the schedule. Ticket sales and arrangements at Jacksonville and nearby facilities show the impact of the visit on local travel and commerce.
A mangled injection of political misdirection discusses remedies and medical claims unrelated to the election. It mentions Terurusin A. J. Nustoum Bates and various places like Foley and Peter's Hotel in a garbled, unclear context.
A garbled chronicle lists visitors and social happenings in the town. Mentions Mire JM Deeung of Eternaide and trainer Dem 1 Mon Meets EV along with several locals and weekend gatherings. Highlights include a mural tribute, a guest from Helder Buntay, and a display of picture frame mouldings.
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