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Newspaper
Lovington Leader
Location
Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1916
Page
6
The article defends Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co letters as genuine and consented by writers. It notes the product helps women with displacements inflammation ulcers irregularities nervousness and stomach troubles. It emphasizes the writers’ gratitude and desire to aid others.
The article describes new paraffin paper cups for sodas and sumlaes used in fountains nationwide. Cups made of pure white paper are paratlined outside for hot or cold drinks, with metal holders and a dispensing tube to lift and retrieve cups, promising a cleaner, sturdier service.
Arizona reports show transport, mining, and agriculture issues across counties. Santa Fe plans Kingman depot. Benson smelter to reopen. Salt River valley faces pest and fish stocking plans. copper production rises with Old Dominion and International smelters. Legal cases include Paul Weliseh and a poisoning exoneration in Yuma. several crime and wage updates flow from Tombstone, Bisbee, and Globe.
Market prices for cattle hogs and sheep quoted by Western Newspaper Union. Steers and cows ranged with pulp and grain fed, grassers, and meat types listed. calves and hogs show varied prices. Feeders and stockers noted. poultry and eggs priced for Denver and Colorado/Nebraska, with farm staple costs for hay grain and produce also listed.
An advertisement touts Cuticura products for scalp relief and hair loss prevention. It claims Cuticura Soap and Ointment treat dandruff itching burning scalp and dry thinning hair with a free sample by mail. Also mentions Red Cross Bag Iio and a clothing whitening claim.
A fragmentary quip questions a person named Billy and a motor carrier issue, suggesting a joke about being edited or pressed under a load. The unreadable OCR limits clear facts or proper names beyond Billy.
Prices quoted for metals across markets include Spelter in Denver at 8.51, copper at 25 Heh, lead in New York at 650, bar silver at 4 BC in Boulder, tungsten concentrates 60 percent at 18 to 25 per unit, crude ores Gopey cent at 15 to n, 20 percent at 440 to 9 per unit.
Kansas City market notes show Butter Creamery pricing with firsts seconds and poultry terms. Chicago Grain and Provision reports wheat and corn prices, with various red and yellow classifications and commodity values.
Partial OCR fragment lists prices and items across dairy and produce categories. Mentions Cheese Daisies Wig illee horns and regional references including Minnesota and Ohio for poultry and potatoes. No coherent event or outcome discernible.
A roundup of Colorado items shows fairs from Trinidad to Pueblo and Longmont, openings at Nucla mill and Longmont pool, road plans for Nucla Delta, postal moves, mining and irrigation news, a Magpie extinction campaign, a murder of a Pueblo rancher, and a colonist rail rate rise. Notables include H E Farr postmaster nomination, Mather’s Glacier visit, and Charles Evans Hughes’ daughter Helen joining the trip.
The text cites a primitive wanderlust as a common motive for children running away and adults seeking distant travel. It also recounts a Delaware County farmer J S Sullivan story of a game rooster killing a six foot black snake that attacked a brood, the rooster surviving with two spur punctures in the snake’s brain.
A colonel orders the regiment to attend church while one wing is under repair. Half the unit stays outside. the colonel then dismisses those who did not fall out and takes the rest to the church, saying they need it most.
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