Evening Star Proprietors and City Editor Notice
The Evening Star lists L Bittinger and R R Carrell as proprietors and publish ers with R A Carroll as city editor and business manager.
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Newspaper
Ocala Evening Star
Location
Ocala, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1905
Page
2
The Evening Star lists L Bittinger and R R Carrell as proprietors and publish ers with R A Carroll as city editor and business manager.
The fragmentary text describes a proposed road along Orange Avenue and notes about travel to a place called Lake Wele, with intertwined references to local figures, farms, and a lengthy section about deafness remedies and medical claims. It mentions doctors, a creamery, and various named individuals in a verbose, antique style.
At Selatan Say a wedding and social page notes the marriage of Mine Rosa Lee Walkep to Dr Walkup the chairing figure at Wes gerfuraves. Rev C Mt Cerdos, pastor at Metitoad, officiated at the home ceremony amid community fever reports and local deaths totaling 226 with Pensard noting a single death.
Fragmentary text describes multiple individuals and places including Ocala, Evanston, and Meade. It references a pastor, a Bereavement, and a prolonged incident with varied names and ages, but the details are unreadable and piecemeal.
A fragmentary note from a contractor named Nealy references Wallder and a property at Fort King avenue in Ocala Florida. The text is garbled, offering little verifiable detail beyond a vague contracting context and an asserted address.
Fragmentary diary style text recounts a missionary journey with strong religious imagery. The narrator recalls embankment scenes, fear, and a tense march toward a pale retreat as the group faces rain, shouting crowds, and threats while clinging to faith. References to a Galilean figure and baptism persist amid chaotic, emotional recollections.
The readable text shows an ad style snippet listing remedies and cures for ailments including brights disease and a kidney issue, alongside rental and property notes. It references various persons and places in a garbled, outdated newspaper fragment, with scattered pricing in cents and vague schedules.
Fragmentary weather and medical anecdotes mix with stray names and places. The readable portions mention Wastington and Teaver California style references, plus a few medical claims and dubious remedies without coherent forecast content.
Fragmentary newspaper text mentions tickets for Ark and July August, various names and roles, fines for trade, and references to contracts and advertisements, with disrupted sentences and numerous unreadable terms. The readable portions suggest a mix of legal notices, ads, and local notices without a coherent single event.
A fragmented OCR page mentions J. W. Pearbon and old schemes, with garbled text about deception and public notices. It cites mentions of medicines, cures, and various names in a chaotic advertisement-like excerpt.
Fragmentary OCR shows references to medical tonics and treatments and mentions names such as Kennets and Gregstore. Content includes terms like laxatives and cough remedies, with garbled phrases about bodily systems and ailments. No coherent event or clear entities beyond scattered product names.
The readable fragments describe a 34 frame display by The Marrow man and a tall caif seehes taller with a price tag around 35 dollars. Mentions Witte and a secretars Tet carrying upwards of 259 pounds. Context hints at a teaser connected to Roosevelt era themes and a hardware showcase.
A veteran community leader, Me. Kufes Bercy, was recognized under supervision for decades of public service. The event highlighted his dedication to civic life and to guiding citizens through local matters.
Fragmentary notice shows PITTO & MALONEY associated with wall paper work and inspection. Names appear repeatedly in poor OCR, suggesting a local handyman or shop. Reading indicates a contract or display of wallpaper work, but specifics are unclear. The readable entities include PITTO, MALONEY, and wall paper work, with no dates or locations.
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