12 Oct 1905
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Newspaper
Deming Headlight
Location
Deming, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1905
Page
1
Portland Oregon notices announce cattle contracts for sale with routes and prices. The item shows dates September 15 and 25 plus references to Kissian Co and quality leather offerings, indicating an official sale announcement and contract forms.
An OCR fragment promotes Agker's English Rem remedies claiming to prevent coughs and consumption. It touts a money back guarantee and lists Deng Store as the seller, with dubious health claims and sensational warnings about dangers of coughing.
A fragmented notice suggests Five Hundred is replacing other games for evening amusement. It hints at purchase of cards and tokens, with prices of 10 cents each or 3 for 25 cents, but details are unclear due to OCR errors.
The article discusses open range cattle and land use in Texas, noting rising land demand by homeseekers and a shift from cattle to wool and mutton industries west of the Missouri. It highlights expansion of pasture operations, water access issues, and aging steer movements, with references to South Dakota, Montana, and open-range adaptations.
The article reports rising freight shipments to Silver City over the past two months with Camanche company volumes doubling this year. It cites New York Board of Trade and Transportation and Interstate Commerce Commission debates over transportation rates and the legal remedies against unjust discrimination, noting courts have supported the Commission in enforcing conclusions.
A reader extols Simmon's Liver Purifier as the soundest remedy for constipation and torpid liver, praising its solid function and reliability as a longtime, trusted aid for related ailments.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Wentworth and a pricing note about old books. It references J. AL Rass The' White and Co. and odd spellings like Artimnet Artimnctic. The readable text points to a catalog or listing but lacks full context or clear events.
The article catalogs common folk healings across Britain, noting charms and rituals. It describes devices like blue cords, rings, and plant-based remedies, with regional examples from Devonshire, Lancashire, Suffolk, Cheshire, Cumberland, and Wales, detailing how people believed these objects or methods could transfer illness or ward off pain.
A fragmented old article describes The Littin Giant Colonel Ch E Carr meeting Senator Stephen A. Douglas amid debates. It recalls his impressive voice and the relaxed manner in which he spoke as if confiding in a single listener, highlighting curiosity about his stature and presence.
Readable scraps describe theatre talk, Ibsen, and social tension amid a group of five men forming a camp and spreading a wary mood through the town. Names and places are garbled, but the sense of looming impact and cultural clash remains.
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