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Newspaper
Ocala Evening Star
Location
Ocala, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1905
Page
2
The article reports a Prohibition defeat in Putnam County New York with election results and local reaction. It notes casualties from a recent accident involving electric wires and street dangers. Names include L. Bittinger and RR Carroll among editors. The piece references a fundraising subscription and local hospital matters.
The text describes a political contest with a pay-to-vote scheme offering 200 votes, names several individuals and firms, and mentions near-term deadlines and potential consequences. It also notes a death and a local tragedy, with scattered references to places like Lake counts and Floraliy.
Fragmentary report mentions elections around 1837, civic events, and fever cases with totals. It references public notices, a political alignment, and a distant campaign context. Names, dates, and places are unclear due to damaged OCR, but figures include total cases and deaths cited as 2699 and 186 respectively.
The notice promotes a local Epworth Reading and Reema Hoare event in Wes at the Emerald public with dates March 10 and 16. It mentions Sally hur and a parade of medical and household remedies including NeWitt's Pills and One Minute Cough Cure, alongside drugstore sales and a hardware company update.
The notice describes a shipment tied to a large line of picture frame treatments and a stock Seotoard version Mufet Pariar. It mentions cars between Ocala and Tampa with a daily train leaving at 7:39 pm and freights to Ocala and Jack Mclver & MacKay.
A damaged OCR item recounts a fire related incident and long recovery. It mentions years of suffering, medical treatments, and a partial address including 88 Fourth with unclear names and dates. The fragmentary text references places and people in a garbled way, offering little verifiable detail.
A fragmented OCR page lists banking terms in a maze of stray letters and phrases. It references loans and deposits and invokes figures like Bu and Brown in a garbled marketing style. The text also mentions employment notices, sales pitches, and various names, though many are indecipherable.
Fragmentary text mentions Georgia outlaw song and entities like The Carmichael & But Co. with vague references to law, delivery, and food items. Many garbled names and phrases render specifics unreadable. no clear event, date, or person details emerge for a solid summary.
A fragmented travel notice lists low fares from Louisville to Chicago Minneapolis Saint Paul and Colorado Springs with connections to Portland San Francisco Los Angeles including line details from Portland and Chicago routes and rail car service through multiple hubs, portraying a broad fare and route offer.
A sprawling article fragment traces learn telegraphy and railroad accounting through class notes and exam hints. It mentions instructors, midterms, and references to courses, with scattered names and places, reflecting a period learning program and its outcomes.
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