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Newspaper
Ocala Evening Star
Location
Ocala, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1901
Page
5
Bittinger and Company, editors and publishers, are noted with city editor MK and I GAMROLL. The text shows a newspaper masthead fragment including roles and the Pontothion ax kee om clan matter.
A shooting at a small station near Mack and Lampkin leaves Lampkin dead. Mack, reportedly attacked by Lampkin, fired and fled the scene, later returning and firing again. Lampkin, a farmer, had been recently released from prison. The case continues under investigation with local authorities reviewing the events and motives.
A garbled 1901 notice lists an old soldier, a court clerk named D. Sistrunk, and mentions a thirty day term for actions on a deed. The fragmentary text also references furniture sales at Mercer and Mackay's, Foley's Kidney Cure, an auction of old engines, bulbs, and various shop offerings with prices and contact hints.
Classified card items list professionals in Ocala Florida including D Fuller dentist D Chace dental surgeon and bank offices. Mentions Foley's Kidney Cure with claim of kidney and bladder relief. All items are brief notices typical of a small town newspaper directory.
A vintage health pamphlet warns that contagious blood poison spreads from parent to child and harms many, urging early treatment with a vegetable-based tonic. It promotes a home cure from The Swift Specific Co in Atlanta GA and promises a free booklet detailing the disease and cure.
Fragmented report notes Martel involved in a transition with plans for relocation and family follow, a royal reception anticipated, and a fair exhibit in Marion county. Mentions Mrs Korspared, TA Clark, and Lane as officials shaping events around September and October milestones.
Company C of the Ninth Infantry suffered heavy losses on the island of Samar near Balzinge as insurgents attacked. The unit, part of a larger force of 72, fought back but was overwhelmed. Reports by Captain Kalwin and Muller indicate insurgents captured stores, ammo, and rifles, while General Hurbes plans a counterattack.
Bay mare four years old sound and gentle will work anywhere cash price sixty five dollars. Apply at this office. Chamberlain's Pain Balm advertised to heal bruises burns and wounds claims rapid pain relief for injuries. For sale by Ant-Manapoly frigatoey.
The document outlines forthcoming agricultural uses and crop listings with prices for items such as cotton corn and peanuts. It mentions dates, prospective studies, and a medicinal claim in a garbled historical text, referencing trees and plants. The text blocks include stray plant names and a dubious cure claim.
Henry Reynolds of Orala Pla offers the highest cash market price for all kinds of country produce. He keeps a well selected stock of fresh groceries cheap for cash and is located one door north of City Market.
Garden note announces limited Restle Hanging Baskets and Kentucky saddle plants arriving at the greenhouse. Customers urged to select quickly before items sell out during dry spell.
Readable lines discuss Foley’s Honey and Tar as a cure for consumption and mention trains and schedules. References to The Florida and Metropolitan, West Washington, and Philadelphia hint at travel timetables and sleeping car reservations. A. O. MacDonell in Jacksonville is cited for schedule inquiries.
Seaboard rail offers discounted round trips to Minneapolis for the Christian convention. Sale October 12 with travel to October 21, certificates via Virginia gateways, return extension to October 19, deposits and fees apply. Atlantic Beach tickets limited 30 days at 5.85. Buffalo one daily 37.15 round trip. twenty days transit limit. routing via Philadelphia on request.
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