Railroad rates rise as law takes effect and court sale notes
Washington Oct 18 The first effect of the new rate law will be to raise rates and lessen competition among railways. Conferences between the Interstate Commerce Commission and railroad traffic agents produced frank talks and a plan to publish tariffs clearly. Notable figures from western and eastern lines spoke as the long session closed. The sale of the Maricopa and Phoenix Salt River Valley railroad under foreclosure was bid in for 778750.21 by Frank Cox for Peter Dunn of San Francisco. Sale had two bids but only two attendees. management remains unchanged. Other notes cover railway security, wreck proof private car plans, and personnel moves in Las Vegas and Albuquerque.
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Unden Sherif
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Xale
Skunk Attack Severely Injures Child on Mogol Ranch
A two year old girl on a Mogol area ranch was mauled by a large skunk on a porch last Thenday. The mother rushed to aid and with a club killed the animal after seventeen bites. The child was sent to Silver City then to Chicago for Pasteur Institute treatment. Also endorsed is Bucklen’s Arnica Salve praised for quick relief of burns and skin injuries.
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Milwaukee clerk nets in wire fall thrills spectators
Special Correspondence Milwaukee Oct Bowles a clerk in the new Insurance building fell into a net of wires on the top floor. He dangled fifty feet above the street for about forty five minutes before rescue by the fire department. The act was not voluntary and he refused to repeat the feat.
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Deming embraces growth as statehood interest rises
Judge Boward Pennington of Deming reports steady growth with new buildings and a booming irrigation project east of town. He notes abundant underground water, a doubling of the public school capacity, and cautious interest in statehood while preferring stable county governance regardless of which party wins.
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Methodists of New Mexico Meet in Roswell Session
Delegates from across the territory gather in Roswell for the twenty second annual New Mexico English Mission of the Methodist church. The opening featured remarks by Rev. O S Bawetol Rev J R Slease and Rev R A Morley and a reception for Bishop David H Moore who will preside.
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Interviewers flock to Cooper’s headquarters in St Louis
A Globe Democrat reporter canvassed Cooper’s visitors as Ox Hormenk promotes Cooper’s remedies. People report rapid relief from stomach, liver, and kidney troubles after using Cooper’s preparations, with several declaring cures or major improvements. Many praise the healer amid strong public interest. four thousand came by yesterday. The item also mentions Dramatic claims, medical doubt, and a cold remedy promotion ending with a baited price and Grove’s 260 signature.
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Merchant Tailoring at 209 West Railroad Ave
Merchant tailoring shop at 209 West Railroad avenue offers first class work with fifteen years of experience. Suits made and garments cleaned pressed and repaired. Ladies garments cleaned and walking skirts made to order. Patronage invited. O Bambini.
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