Building a national colony and sanitarium for consumptives
A call from Woman's Magazine readers to fund and establish a federally funded colony and hospital for consumptives at Deming New Mexico. Appeals cite the need to aid the sick with care, shelter, and medicine, urging donations from millions of readers to create a lasting charitable project. The letter stresses urgency, shared suffering, and the hope of restoring health and life.
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Small Brands And Branding On Horses In Early Range Life
The article surveys horse branding practices, comparing small brands as desirable with large brands depreciating value, and discusses branding origins, cattle movement, and regional ranching culture. It notes changes in branding methods, ownership transfers, and the impact of branding on stock identity amid western cattle cultures.
Quarantine Debate Over Stowed Cattle On Bond Vessel
Dr Parker informs Washington authorities of a quarantine issue on a bonded cattle shipment en route. Officials seek to confirm their grounds while inspecting the cargo for contamination as inspectors debate safeguards and the presence of disease among the herd.
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Freight Car Tourists Trapped After Lock In
Ten Vesta rede ann um agordo wove the air last marine and were tamehl Lathe phee Whe rats in a trap the door were locked and they could not emerge when the destination was rewched. Five men three women and two children in the party said they had grown a brakement in payment for the ride and he locked them in neat portally levied with w merchan thee but when the trun aimed at 11 Pasa the tourists found themselves unable to get out. The car was wild ov ventilation and tirey were almost suffocated. They tried to open the door drawing attention of the police. Names given include Ant Pies Lisete Ja ries Nicenta Weanan de Tra Catmand. They had camped and cooked utensils with them and were reportedly prepared for more meals on the journey. Police checked the car to verify if any of them had been molested.
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Court Decision Restricts New Mexico Suits in El Paso
In a New Mexico district court ruling, Fidel judgments were rendered for suits filed by El Paso and Northeastern parties. The decision affects where New Mexico residents may bring legal actions and underscores jurisdiction limits.
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El Paso
district court
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Northeastern
Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair in 1904
Fragmented OCR summary describes U S government chemists and others awarded highest honors at a World’s Fair, plus legal notices, a broken court report, civil actions, and scattered items including a horse mule for sale and a missing person reward. Names and places are garbled. key entities include Alamogordo, New Mexico, Texas, and Gibbon Grothers.
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