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Newspaper
Lovington Leader
Location
Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1914
Page
3
Bonded and Leased North Tiger Mine by Eastern Capitalists
Information indicates the North Tiger mine is bonded and leased by eastern capitalists while ownership rests with Dick Powers. The property is described as second Fi Tigre with similar character and potential future stamp accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Artz
North Tiger
Dick Powers
Aliens Wa re ftederal Statute they had t rned Against Drilling
A garbled OCR fragment mentions aliens wa and federal statute against drilling and a body of cases violating a case. No clear individuals, organizations, or location are readable.
World Peace Congress at Denver 1915 Aims for Unity
A fragmented OCR fragment notes a World Peace Congress in Denver in 1915 seeking harmony among nations. It mentions aims to secure peace and organization through a confederation of national groups and broader international cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Peace Congress
Universa
Harmony of All the Nations
Denver
International Y
Confederation
Red Cross Appeal for War Relief Funds
President Wilson appeals to the American people through the Red Cross to fund relief for wounded and sick amid the European war. He emphasizes the ongoing burden on the nation and urges generous contributions to assist allied societies in aiding distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Cross
Washington
Wateld
Wead
American Red Co
American People For the
Ilson
Ross
Apto Lers
United One
American Red Cross
Humanity
Absolute Dictator Echoes on Peace and Power
An aged leader recalls his iron rule as a warning that peace and progress require restraint. An American ally hints his regime was too harsh, while the stern ruler muses that future conditions will soften as time passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Hidden wit in a controlled exchange on knowing wrongs
A concise quotable exchange questions self awareness and public acknowledgment. One speaker admits fault only when others recognize it, while the other hints at social pressure guiding admission.
Price Of Men Varies By Denominations Of Currency
A reflection on how value is perceived differently across monetary systems. The saying suggests that most men have a price, yet the unit of measure changes with the currency in use.
Miss Lessing Jokes In Five Languages Prompt Berlin Clerk
Misa Madge Lessing, star of The Blue Mouse in Berlin, told Pearson's Weekly she speaks five languages German French American English and Irish. An interviewer noted the remark seriously and a Berlin newspaper printed it as fact, prompting correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Madge Lessing
The
Blue Mouse
Berlin
Pearson
Germany
Misa Lessing
Eruption Over Child’s Body Prompts Cure Claim
A letter from George Wolters of Little Falls dated January 29, 1914 describes a boy’s fever and eruptive skin sores. He attributes quick healing to Cuticura Soap and Ointment after daily bandage soaks and blistering, stating the child recovered in three weeks. The ad urges free samples of Cuticura Soap and Ointment with a Skin Book from Cuticura Department L, Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minn
George Wolters
Dept. L
Boston
Adv
President Wilson Seeks AG Help Over Food Price Rise
In a letter to the Attorney General, President Wilson requests investigation into a rapid, unwarranted rise in food prices. He argues the issue is vital to defend the country and prevent profiteering amid Europe’s conditions, urging lawful action if warranted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Europe
Berny
Magnanimity Among 1090 Merits Noted by Umely
A fragment notes that among 1090 persons of merit, one is singled out for magnanimity by Umely. The source presents a philosophical or literary reflection on virtue and recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faziitt
Murine Kyo Kenedy Co Promotes Druggist Wine
An ad from Murine Kyo Kenedy Co of Chicago markets a “DRUGGIST wine” with tele sales to try and address weak watery eyes. It mentions Murine Kyo Kenedy and promises free mail offers for a book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murine Kyo Kenedy
Murine Kyo Kenedy Co
Chicago
Fragmentary Quote From Untitled Scene
A damaged OCR fragment shows a terse dialogue line about walking and a pursuer missing a catch. The readable text includes incomplete phrases and a question about intent, with mention of someone walking and another failing to strike.
Red Cross Bag Blues Aduro? White Clothes Sold at Grocers
Short ad copy touts Red Cross bag and blue theme as a call to obtain white clothing items. Mentions beauty of whiteness and availability at grocers with a simple promotional tone.
Misunderstood Exchange About Sing and Family Size
A conversational snippet questions a man's talents and notes that Jill says he has six children. The exchange hints at a public figure or performer and a large family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Jill
Quick Thinking Saves Pay At A Banquet Story
A minister recalls a tale from Morrisania church during a New York banquet. A boy lacks money for the collection but offers his own coin to cover his sister and hides under the seat as the elders count. The incident highlights improvised charity during a tight moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Doctor Johnston
Morrisania Church
Thomas
Thomas Arch
Popular
Properly Resented Insinuation
A mangled dialogue shows a youth at a shoe emporium demanding a brand-new pair. The salesman prods about leather quality while the youth replies with a haughty and defiant retort about needing a pair of kids instead.
Night Fire Keeps Artists Warm With Rejection Slips
A cold evening scene shows a young artist and a brooding poet warming themselves by embers. They debate saving a last canvas versus burning rejection slips, choosing warmth over work as they stay up through the night.
New Mexico News and Fair Dates Across Counties
A roundup from San Juan to Dona Ana lists county fairs in Sept and Oct including Farmington Quay Curry and Clovis plus the 34th New Mexico State Fair in Albuquerque. Other items note Lincoln County car shipments drought relief wells in Estancia and Estancia Valley, a Deming auto race, and new post office furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Newspaper Union News Service
San Juan
Atec
Farmingt On
Quay
Tucumcari
Curry
Clovis
Donge Ana
San Cruces
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Roane
State Teachers Association
Poultry industry revenue rivals alfalfa products at state fair
The piece notes rising poultry industry revenue and comparisons to alfalfa products. It mentions the upcoming southwestern railroad show with entries from multiple states including New Mexico Arizona and El Paso. Readings reference railroad conductors and ex engineers as part of the event and prize listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Western Rail
C Railroad
Albuquerque
Rain Service
Andolorado
New Mexico
Arizona
el Paso
Postum Beverage Marketed as Coffee Alternative
An advertisement touts Postum as a remedy for coffee related headaches insomnia and digestive issues. A customer testimony claims quitting coffee and using Postum improved health and energy, with a claim of 20 years of relief. Product details note Regular and Instant Postum options with brewing instructions and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum
Philaman
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Fergusson Renominated for Congress by New Mexico Democrats
Harvey R. Ferguson of Albuquerque was renominated at the Democratic State Convention to succeed himself as congressman. The platform praised the Democratic administration and President Wilson, with endorsements from state and national party organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fé
Fergusson
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Big Business at State Santa Fé
The State Land Office at Santa Fé reports July receipts of 42 945 81 and payments of 11 702 15 leaving a balance. The office lists notes totaling 626 297 99 and contracts to purchase at 688 875 55 with obligations due 1 325 173 47 of which 249 445 26 due October 1, 1914. Only 330 525 04 acres remain to be selected though much is awaiting Interior Department approval with 409 268 44 due the State deferred Payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Santa Fé
Santa Fé
State Land Office
Department of the Interior
Land Office
Greek pool hall proprietor fined after gambling charge
Mastoaker owner of a Greek pool hall on Gook avenue and two frequenters named K Jrula and Joe Fava were arrested for gambling. Mastoaker pleaded guilty and received a $200 fine plus costs. The other two defendants allegedly pled not guilty but may change plea as evidence gathered supports a conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal
Pinch Raton
John
Mastoaker
Gook Avenue
K. Jrula
Joe Fava
Leib
Cattle Trades Hit Fast Pace in Pecoy Valley
Cattle are moving briskly in Pecoy Valley Roswell with several large deals. R B Steele of Hutchinson Kansas bought 1000 head of two year old steers from Walker Bros now on the Walker Bros ranch east of Elida. Delivery set for mid October at a stiff price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
R. B. Steele
Hutchison
Warns Against Prairie Fires In New Mexico Lands
State Land Commissioner R P Ervien urges caution to parties leasing state land to prevent prairie fires this fall and winter due to heavy gray growth. Fire guards should be plowed and grass burned between guards, centerline roadways provide effective fire guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fé
R. P. Ervien
Lineman Killed Splicing Cable in Albuquerque
Jean, a lineman for the Albuquerque Gas Electric Light and Power Company, was killed while working on a cable splice in the city. The incident occurred during routine maintenance, and authorities began an investigation into the cause of the fatal accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
I N . Jean
Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light and Power Company
Clayton Department Store Loss Covered by Insurance
A Clayton department store owned by M. H Clayton was destroyed by fire causing about $126,000 in losses. Steve Burne and the firm Steein & Co are noted in connection with the incident and its insurance coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Departmentment
M. H Clayton
Steve Burne
Departerystein & Co
Names Cause Of Confusion And Strawberries Story
A Post Dispatch anecdote about a woman misreading a business card as Florence D White leads to embarrassment. An Irish cartoonist from Columbus entertains with tales of Ireland and schoolclass banter. The piece also traces the history of strawberries from wild to modern cultivars including the Hautboy and Chilean cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mbus
England
Ely
Holborn Garden
Johnson
Excellent Thing In Woman Opinion Voices In America
An old-time rant argues that the truly beautiful voice among American women is rare and that many women sound shrill and infantile. The narrator contrasts a nervous shriek with a calm, self possessed speaker to illustrate the perceived difference.
Maken the laundrose hazy-that's Red Cross Bag Blue
All good grocers advertise a product described as a laundry aid, claiming it makes clothes clearer and whiter. The note emphasizes availability and satisfaction with the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Ady
Calaboose Toll Sparks Tax Debate in Squedunk
In Squedunk a dispute over fines and taxes erupts as Bijah questions a levied charge while the justice demands payment for the calaboose. The exchange hints at a broader tax controversy and local authority tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bijah
To Suit and the Medical Girl Quote
An exchange hints at a suggestion for attire or equipment for a medical girl. The phrase mentions a "stip frame" as a possible option, implying a tailored or specialized item.
You Can't flatter an Honest Man by Telling Him So
A concise line asserts that true honesty needs no flattery to be proven. It warns against praising virtue as a substitute for genuine integrity. The quote emphasizes humility and self authenticity over praise.
Grievance of Suffragists on Parental Rights
A London Globe excerpt notes the failure to grant vaccination exemptions to mothers whose husbands are absent. The bench reportedly said paternity could not be proven without the father’s death, arguing the law does not recognise the mother as a parent. The piece condemns this as a baseless, asinine rule contributing to women’s inferior status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Globe
Robert Henri Urges Caution on Futurist Fame
At a Ritz Carlton luncheon in New York Robert Henri warned that futurists and jurist painters have drawn many young people not to fame but toward a dangerous ladder of achievement. He cautioned that rapid notoriety could replace lasting artistic merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Henri
Ritz-Carleton
New York
Opportunity Returns as Bustle Revisits the Game
A lively old-time mood spreads through town as the air fills with talk of renewed hustle. The remark hints at shifting roles and social expectations, with playful jab at men seeking bold presence once more.
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