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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1902
Page
2
The Sierra County Advocate comments on Republican and Democrat lines ahead of statehood, citing editorials and figures. It mentions M. Korm of New Mexico, subscription figures for the paper, and Teddy the trust buster in a blunt political frame.
Springer Stockman of Congress argues that the Republican Party will fail to curb trusts or lower tariffs, calling Roosevelt’s anti trust push a campaign ploy and urging a Democratic victory to redo tariffs in the public interest. He accuses Republicans of breaking McKinley’s reciprocity pledge and betraying trust reform.
Albuquerque Journal Democrat reports James Colling, an Old Missouri Frisco line veteran, recalls a bold robbery on the Mexican Central line near Chihuashea. He describes the captured bandits, a $50,000 haul in Mexican money, and the dangerous, recurring railroading in Mexico with a wary view of the danger and the pay.
The fragment describes torture scenes and medical claims for Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It cites bindings, pain, and organ afflictions tied to the stomach with references to recovery claims. The prose blends sensational torture imagery with advertisements for digestion remedies and pills.
Miner Brown reports progress at New Era vein between 120 and 130 feet and expects to reach the vein soon. Phillip’s party heads to the Range with capitalists while Armour property activity winds down near Chloride creek. Addy damen repairs occur at the old Ober bakery, and 88 and HOK ranchos begin branding with calves thriving. Letters shift routing to Engle, delaying mail by one day. Grandjean plans sale of Cuchillo interests to move to Pareja. Boullier to reside in California with Grandjean at Paraje. Plemmone visits county’s north end.
A Panama Colombia physician Dr Chan H Unter recounts a dramatic cholera case of a sixteen year old girl who survived after routine treatments failed. He credits Champlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy with a rapid turn, noting the patient regained strength in days and was fully well after a week.
Ad asserts Cascarets Candy Cathartic tablets deliver lively liver clean skin and bright health. Claims genuine CCC stamped tablets prevent poking in bulk, urging purchase for 10 cents.
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls grandmothers walking boldly as girls today clutch purses tight. A whimsical question ponders what she would say to modern youths in a playful exchange about fashion and manners.
Wallane Crawford, son of Harry, caused a stir by finding a canvas low whip and yard display. Onlookers watched as he diverted clothing and threw a ball, drawing laughter from the crowd. His mother exclaimed in shock, and he replied with a cheeky deflection.
A compact note describes a remedy to cure a card in nineteen days using Laxative HromoQuinine tablets with AML dragants refunding money if it fails. Box label indicates Goove's sigaxtate with dose 2c.
An old advertisement claims a single day cure for coughs and colds with Laxative Brome Quinine Tablets priced at a nickel and possibly free with prior pay. The phrasing reflects period consumer patent medicine language.
A probate court in Minnesota advertises a notice regarding estate matters with references to a ward, guardianship, and discharge terms. It mentions publication dates in July and August, a $2.00 fee, and a requested appearance date for interested parties. The text is garbled but centers on court actions, discharge orders, and publication notices.
Fragmentary record lists names Hult Out Slat GA Hallock and Lake Valley context with places Lake Valley Seride Kauncaun Las Redono Beach Santa Menica San Diego. Mentions a 695.00 amount and a schedule with dates in May to September including San Francisco 99 dollars. References secretary Janit New SOU and a stopover with low oil at west Hallock Lake V.
Public notice from Nicolas Gasans, Register, Las Cruces, April 11, 1902. Station McKenna and Bernatt McKenna heirs of Faward McKenny seek patent for the Stone Cabin silver mine in Sierra County. Publication warns holders to file adverse claims within sixty days.
Fragmentary OCR reads about administrators and a Britons Curt in New Seaton, Vownty of Sierts and Verritors, Maw, with mentions of BRE and a Wun Fappaiyret affintietrstat. It is unclear but hints at a local governance or officials meeting and a disconnect involving a bossie climbe.
Public notice announces an administrator’s appointment and details the rights of heirs and creditors. It outlines filing requirements, deadlines, and how to contest the will or estate actions, with contact information for the court and fiduciary.
A fragmented notice references a bounty in New Mexico and mentions legal actions involving individuals tied to local authorities. The garbled text names several unclear entities and dates, indicating a formal proceeding or pursuit with likely monetary stakes and a court or official involvement.
A garbled legal notice from a Dintrien Galley page mentions alienation of property and court actions. It references dates around May and a May 1 deadline, with numerous corrupted phrases and many improper names and locations, hindering precise facts.
Notice references a forfeiture action with scattered names and places. It mentions individuals and entities in fragmented form and references a court or official authority. The readable portions imply a legal proceeding with deadlines and property or rights at stake.
Property listing fragment mentions a house with five rooms two baths and a porch side each. Contact Julian Chavez for application and details.
A garbled OCR fragment lists names and local government titles such as district attorney probate clerk treasurer and school superintendent. The readable items include Crespin Aragon Anne Reay Duran Liew and Frucopld Tories among possibly official roles. no coherent event or story emerges.
Fourth Mondays in May and November scheduled by the Third Judicial District in Sierry County. Judge F.W. Darker to preside as retrial hearings proceed.
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