26 Oct 1901
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Newspaper
Deming Headlight
Location
Deming, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1901
Page
1
Deming Real Estate and Improvement Company announces short sale of lots, blocks and acres recently bought. Property to be priced unusually low with part cash and low-rate deferred payments. Offices invite all to apply. improvements planned and value expected to rise without a boom.
Inspector General Philip Read backs a compromise to restore the canteen and place it under the chaplain. The piece warns of a possible grip epidemic this winter as health boards fear outbreaks following epizootic activity and discusses public land fencing in New Mexico affecting settlers and cattle groups.
A Cherokee Towa man named C F Collier suffered a severe kidney related attack that left his back and neck in constant pain. After trying Bleeding Bitters he reports a remarkable recovery and renewed strength. The remedy purports to cure backache, kidney trouble, purify the blood and build up the system. Available for 50 cents at J P Byron.
The 1901 tax rules change delinquency dates for the 1901 levy. The first half becomes delinquent September 1 if unpaid, the second half by June 21. Interest penalties apply from December 2, and no rebates for early payments are allowed. Notes stress timely payment to avoid penalties.
Real estate activity rose with several sales reported in the past week. Properties on Liver Ave Silver Avenue Pine Street Zine Ave and a ranch stock lot thirty miles out moved, with prices undisclosed, signaling a healthy market and forthcoming construction. Vintage residences and furniture sales drew attention as residents transition to new plans while others settle near Wilkesport.
A Wisconsin man, WF Eads of Junction City, credits Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with curing severe foot burns and leg sores after 39 years of suffering. The same article notes the death of Ber tura Moliso, a destitute Mexican immigrant, whose burial was handled by county officers.
Article extols a French practitioner praised for female health wonders and endurance. It lauds the supposed remedies and modesty of women while warning of societal scrutiny and medical testing claims.
Church announcements list Methodist services at 1 pm and 7 pm with Sunday School at 2 pm, plus Presbyterian services at 11 am and 7:30 pm with Sunday School at 10 am and Christian Endeavor at 6:30 pm. pastors Ray and Melean noted. Also a long promotional block for Dr La Bord's Caromia wafers claims for female ailments and free consultation.
Notice from the United States Land Office announces selection of 640 acres in New Mexico Territory for an Agricultural College under an 1808 act. The parcel, Section 1 Township 14 South Range 14 West, was posted August 27 1961 for inspection. Protest contests may be filed within sixty days regarding mineral versus agricultural value claims.
Mrs J Snider of Crittenden Kentucky recalls her baby saved from croup overnight by Dr Kings New Discovery earning relief and cure It is kept at home for coughs colds throat and lung troubles praised as infallible for various ailments with trial bottles free at J P Byran s The note also mentions Louis Holtzman appointed mounted inspector at Columbus NM and ends with Dr Kings New Life Pills claim for skin glow and liver health at J P Byrons Drug Store
An advertisement promotes pan American exposition tickets in Buffalo at 3635 round trip with 30 day return. excursion tickets to Buffalo for 85.10 round trip until October 31. Also touts remedies like Chealbam’s Luxative Tablets and Native Bromo-tuamine with low prices and no pay if no cure. Sold by local agents J.P. Vorea and partners. distribution by Automatic Yoko Co and others.
Determinations on mail samples from Silver Guy Assay Office in New Mexico were made and returned the same day the sample was received.
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