14 Sep 1905
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Newspaper
Deming Headlight
Location
Deming, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1905
Page
1
The Deming Headlight announces publication by Geo L Shakes in Tata County New Mexico. A story notes the health benefits of dry light fresh air in Deming and New Mexico, framed as disease prevention.
Deming Public Schools report an unprecedented enrollment with many students new to the district. The city proudly notes the popularity and quality of local education and asserts only highly capable teachers are employed at the schools.
The piece notes that a local irrigation company transports hundreds of Black workers from the South on broken promises. Many quit, seek return south with “no visible means of support.” Deming offers limited aid. residents resist accepting sick migrants. Calls for speedy sanitarium completion to curb spread of illness.
A letter by Mr. Bowen on the first page argues that Chicago is far worse than depicted and that hundreds of thousands would flee to seek freedom and sunshine, criticizing urban conditions and personal responsibility in the crowding.
Tur prospect for Deming's rapid advancement on the pnd to great prosperity and a city of many thousand inhab itants are better today than they have ever seemed before, in many years.
The South Methodist Church holds its sixth annual New Mexico conference in this city at 2 PM with Bishop Joseph B Key of Sherman Texas presiding. Ministers from various parts of New Mexico arrived by late morning and the session continues through Monday.
Big circus coming to Deming with Barnum Bailey’s mammoth show slated for Friday October 6. Local excitement grows as crowds from the territory anticipate a major exhibition to travel west of the Rockies. Tickets from Deming to Albuquerque at 7.00 with final return September 25. D A Reamer, agent.
In a fragmented advertisement, AnyUbtag in Leatiner touts a tea collection with stylish purses and pocket books from J. A. Kixsean & Co. A letter from BLP Cleary of Tennessee endorses Sinnnon's Liver Purifier as gentle yet effective for constipation and liver issues, claiming it avoids irritation.
Friday rejected as Southern New Mexico when special efforts will be made to entertain many visitors from the south including baseball games by Deming Eb Vase Ciiftean and the Mocs.
Twenty years of searching ends as Bayville La firm presents a real estate option offering 100 percent underhights good building lot at a price with taxes paid to date and clear title. Band wagon invites buyers to Kintear's for school books as part of the offer.
A old time remedy claims to cure coughs colds and consumption in one night and stop a cough in a day. It promises to prevent croup and relieve the worst symptoms with a money back guarantee sold at the local drug store.
A brief notice notes relief claimed for rheumatism stomach trouble and kidney ailments when using spring waters at a facility run by TLC McDenness. The fragment suggests water treatment as a remedy but lacks full details or verified outcomes.
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