Timber lands bought in Sierra Madre by California syndicate
Special Correspondence reports a California syndicate Merseeta Smith Davis and Hartman with agent John McComb purchasing 500000 acres in the Sierra Madre near the Mormon colonies and another 600000 acres in Durango. An extension of the R G S M & P R R from Terrazas up the Piedras Verdes is hoped to foster settlement and transport. Engineer James H. Martineau lands the survey contract and will start in a week or ten days. Fruit prospects look mixed due to frost with apples pears plums peaches and blackberries expected.
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Mormon Co.oniea
California
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Hartmaon
John McComb
Durango
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Terrazses
Piedras Verdes
Misouri
Ohio
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el Paso
James H. Martineau
Valley town reports mixed weather and local moves
Valentine Texas reports no rain despite wider area showers while windmill work advances four miles south of town. Conductor Matheney returns. Mrs Reynolds and daughter travel from Philadelphia. Mique Welch shifts to cattle trade but keeps railroad post. Barclay Bros of Marfa visit. James Green of St Louis was in town yesterday.
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Valentine
Texas
Weather and crops improve as funeral of Ruiz is noted
June 7 report says showers bless crops and alfalfa is being cut. Mesa pastures in the mountains show twenty percent better growth than last year. The Ruiz execution remains observed with low mass at Jemes church and burial in Jemes cemetery.
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Celier
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Reagan
James Pueblo
Vallecito
Los Indios
Balda
Cochiti Range
Shields
Territorial University
Albuquerque
Jas Ruiz
O’bannon
San Ysidro
Father Cellier
Jemes Catholic
Borgin
Holbrook
Nava
Arizona
Hot Day Marks Toyah Texas Reception at Urea Home
June 7 in Toyah Texas temperature hit 106 in shade as master mechanic H S Urea and wife hosted a large reception and bar at their elegant Horse Hall home. Music by Pecos band set the lively scene with guests dancing until late and refreshments served at midnight.
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Toyah
Texas
H.S Urea
Horse Hall
Pecps
Mean Practical Joke Sparks Florence Fire
Report from Florence Arizona describes a staged brush fire as a prank triggering a large firefighting response. Deputies and lawmen chased reports of four armed Mexicans blamed for two murders on New River, with sightings across twenty locations.
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Florence
Aris
Jone
Etheriff
Maricopa County
New
Died June seventh in Pinos Altos Mabel youngest child
Pinos Altos New Mexico exclusive correspondence reports the death of Mabel, the youngest child, in a June incident or illness. Further details are limited in the sparse OCR text from the special dispatch.
Two Young Daughters Die, Easton and Lee Families Grieved
The obituary notes Ruth Easton aged three and another daughter of Mrs. R. R. Lee passing away on June seventh. It expresses deep sympathy from the entire community for the bereaved Easton and Lee families and prays for their peaceful rest.
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R. R. Lee
Ruth
George A. Easton
Faw
Mining plans loom as California expert eyes Tonomas property
June 5 report from Grafton New Mexico notes John Scales of California consulting on Tonomas Scales's mining holdings for summer development. Mrs. Rogers of Hermosa, pioneer hotel keeper, battles throat cancer and will seek repeated treatment in California. Burt Hearn sells Dry Creek ranch and cattle to Milton Backase of Fairview for three thousand dollars.
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Grafton
N. M
Jobn Scales
California
Tonomas Scales
Rogers
Hermosa
Burt Hearn
Dry Creek
Milton Backase
Fairview
Rerel Father Felizer Visit Monticello Amid Ranch Transfers
Monticello reports Father Felizer of San Marcial expected in town. John Choudman sold Lia ranch and cattle to Smith Bros of Denver Colorado. L. E. Sims sold his ranch and cattle to M. Montoya. Eduardo Tafoya left for Fairview to serve as census enumerator.
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Hema
P. Monticello
N. M
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement advocates Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a remedy for indigestion and stomach troubles. It claims the product digests what you eat and helps worn organs rebuild, with Fred Schaefer listed as the druggist promoting it.
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DeWitt
Fred Schaefer
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Promote Digestive Health
Advertisement claims Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets act as an elegant physic and improve appetite, digestion, and liver and bowel regulation. They are described as easy to take and pleasant in effect, available as a free sample at all drug stores.
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Chamberlain
Pure Hygienic Water Made from Distilled Water
Purity and healthfulness of our ice marketed for family use as advised by physicians and druggists. El Paso Ice and Refrigeration Company advertises telephone number 14 for inquiries and orders.
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EL Paso
Erapor Ce
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