09 Mar 1901
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Newspaper
Deming Headlight
Location
Deming, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1901
Page
1
A damaged notice shows subscription terms with a per year in advance price of 263.00 and partial issuer details. The readable fragments indicate a renewal or billing request and include pricing figures without complete entity names or dates.
The Silver City press details Don Kedzie’s retort to Tom Lyons regarding threats and land disputes on the Middle Gila in Bedrock precinct. It notes Lyons’s alleged intimidation, survey disputes, and questions whether Lyons or authorities rule, with open questions for the courts and the public’s verdict on Lyons’s lawfulness.
A Missouri paper recalls Byron Nugent who moved from Mt. Vernon to Sedalia and St. Louis after securing three columns of space for a year in 1872. He built wealth, homes, and business ventures while chiding rivals who avoided advertising. The note hints at migration, entrepreneurship, and shifting fortunes.
The Mulkey Orphanage at Waco is described with its 201 feet front, 57 feet depth, 180 foot basement, and rooms including a school and hospital ward. It houses 40 girls and a nearby boys’ building seats 100. Campus spans 28 acres with 200 acre farm and plant valued at 50,000. Erected alongside revival work, total cost around 20,000 raised, 24,000 yet owed.
The Grant county division over Luna county and a substitute bill stirs tension as council votes and recasts proceed. Escalating maneuvering, absences, and defections color the struggle with no clear outcome for Monday. Acker's English Remedy advertised.
The Iluapraautia extends thanks to those who assisted during the illness of the Integra Laura EB. Uall and for the many acts of sympathy shown in this time of sorrow.
Mis Qua Fendall dies in Denver Colorado after illness. Miss Otis Pendall and James Tracey of Deming mourn the loss. Fendall had a fine education and led in local music and dramatic entertainments before returning to Colorado for further study. The community extends sympathy to her mother.
Mrs Laura Hall aged 84 died yesterday morning from pneumonia after a long illness. Her husband Peter S Hall survived nearly 60 years of marriage. Born September 19, 1846, she and Peter B Hall were married April 5, 1855. She leaves eleven children, five living. Funeral was at their Hemlock Street residence Tuesday at 2:30 and burial followed at Deming Cemetery. The family and community offer condolences.
Jax Vezzetti of Deming Grant County NM publishes a forfeiture notice under section 2324 stating that Johnnio Combination and others failed to contribute the required expenditure of 100 dollars for labor and improvements to hold a mining claim in Hanover mining district. If contributions are not received within ninety days after publication the property will be transferred to the under signed. First publication February 16 1901.
Reported claim states a woman cured of deafness by Dr Nicholson’s device and a donation of 25 000 dollars to the institute. The letter directs interested parties to The Nicholson Institute at 780 Eighth Avenue for those unable to obtain the ear drama.
Acker's Blood Elixir is advertised as a remedy for pale skin pimples and general weakness. The text claims the product cures numerous illnesses and promises a positive guarantee with every bottle sold by J. Ja. Kiuneur & Co.
An old advertisement touts Dor White's Electric Comb as a cure for dandruff hair loss headaches and more priced like a regular comb. It claims painless daily use and a written guarantee of satisfaction and seeks agents nationwide with promises of high commissions and quick results.
A garbled advert notes assorted ailments and claims a perfect cure by a remedy sold with a guarantee. It also promotes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for extensive skin and wound care. The item ends with travel sales about a Santa Fe Route gold sale for $25 and California housing inquiries.
Rev Abe Mulkey the Texas evangelist has led a ten day revival in Uiscity. Crowded morning services prompted moving from the upers house to the Methodist church where the good work continues. Mulkey has spent 16 years in this work and has drawn many to Christ. He is a plain speaker whose straightforward style underpins his success. The series ends Sunday night and Mr and Mrs Mulkey depart Monday for Huntsville Texas where he will begin his 32nd revival.
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