Carthage Coal Mines Market and Rail Journey Tale
Special correspondence from San Antonio describes Carthage New Mexico coal operations. Carthage Coal company controls Hilton and Bernal mines employing about 150 miners with a 10 percent wage raise on June 1 raising rates to 75 and 86 cents per ton. The article details a scenic, rail journey from San Antonio to Carthage on the New Mexico Midland, noting a coal download, a Sabbath-observing railroad, and the rail line's rugged canyon and adobe town of Carthage with a government mine, a camp of 15 adobe houses, two boarding houses, a club, and a cook in a camp kitchen. It mentions a minor coal output of 150-200 tons six days a week and the presence of fire clay used in steel production based on nearby operations. The piece also touches on Madrid, the abandoned shafts, and the river Rio Grande, with the townsites and infrastructure tied to mining operations and transport.
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San Antonio
N. M
Carthage
Carthage Fuel Company
New Mexico Midland — Railway
Carthage Coal Company
Hilton
Flo Grande
New Mexico Midland
el Paso
Santa Fe
San Anton
Rio Grande
Madrid
John James
Molint & Eakin
Albuquerque
Betty
B. H. Taylor
Bisbee Aris
Taylor
Panama Straw and Brown Velvet Panane Hat Description
A vintage millinery description details a Panama straw hat in brown velvet with a brown edge. The model shows a crown encircled by a decorative MMO motif and a natural brown shade, with a narrow bind finishing the left front.
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Panama
Veils in Natural Shades Lead Latest Millinery Trends
Marion Ashe surveys new veils and hats as fashion shifts from heavy velvet and large square veils to umbrella veils and invisible nets. She notes some veils scream while many patterns offer alternatives for wearers seeking practicality and style.
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Marion Ashe
Undefined fragment story becomes mute record
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places but lacks clear event or action. The readable bits reference individuals and a Milan context with a brown color theme but no coherent incident or outcome to summarize.
Estancia Hatchery Ad Offers Pure Blood Hens and Remedies
Egg production and poultry items advertised by J. H O'Rielly & Co at Estancia New Mexico. Brown Leghorns Barred Rocks pure bloods 249 laying hens. Foxe comb and Baws 1.50 net. A pond and Kennedy's Lusative Copenh sstup remedy claimed non opiates and non constipating for children.
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E. Pauley
Estancia
N. M
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Promoted
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to be taken tonight for a gentle laxative effect, head-clearing benefits, and stomach cleansing. Free sample offer advertised at all drugstores.
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Chamberlain's St
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