Dance Night Promised and Town Happenings in Sierra County
There is a dance booked for tonight. N Titus visited Lake Valley and Precinct 13 was well represented. T A Robinson of Kingston and others arrived or returned from El Paso. Mining, railroad, and local business updates fill the page, including a new Empire Gold Mining prospectus and the Happy Jack mill near start up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Titus
Lake Valley
T. A. Robinson
Kingston
Mesers
Bullard & Conaboy
Union Annex
W. J. Reay
Mra
Geo. Perrault
Nergon
Alfred
Jose Alert
Empire Gold Mining & Milling Company
Independent Publishing Company
Silver City
Lake Valley Society Notes Busy With Gatherings
A Lake Valley society page lists a Pearl Parks party honoring Miss Clara Upehareh of Silver City with guests from Lake Valley Kingston and Hillsboro. It also notes a newly formed tennis club led by H. L Kopers with about twelve members, and a moonlit Mines picnic featuring tents dressing rooms baths a toy boat and a long table feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Parks
Berenda
Clara Upehareh
Silver City
Lake Valley
Kingston
Hillsboro
H. L Kopers
Lake Valley Mines Company
EB H Bickford
Eail
Doug Coach
Nise
Fairview notes on wind rain and visitors
In Fairview a North Wind column laments missing spring rain while noting visits by Mrs. W. Keene and Mrs. L. Holderby who traveled to town on Friday. John Healey of Pittsfield, IL, has been visiting John B. Penne in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
W. 4. Keene
L. D. Holderby
John ©. Healey
Pittsfield, Til
John B. Penne
Notice on lease terms for Kingston mine property
Notice announces preparation of portions of the Lady Franklin mines property near Kingatop New Mexico or trennonatil tarks inviting lease at 81.00 per day for work. loan to be repaid after $500 worth of ore is marketed. Joan Cruse, Superintendent, Kingston, NM Valy 3103.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Franklin
Kingatop
N. M
Joan Cruse
Kingston
Teachers Institute Opens Two Week Session in Sierra County
The Sierra County Normal Institute for prospective teachers will begin August 17, 1900, at Aut Hillbar for two weeks. A final examination is planned for August 28. All teachers in Sierra County are urged to attend and the attendance fee is not to exceed $8.00, announced by County Superintendent Francisco Lowa Ganota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutt Station
C.N. Beals
Douglas
Ariz
Beals
Francisco Luna Y Garcia
Achooa
Sierra County
Garis
Cora Miller
Teachers’ Institute
Long
Hillebar
Boglunitia
Chamberlain
Not Over wise and a Cyclone Collar Farce
An old allegorical scene shows a girl treading on a snake beside a man who spends heavily on a cyclotron collar while neglecting his family’s needs for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The ad touts the remedy as prompt and reliable for bowel disorders and dysentery. It claims universal recognition and urges purchase from druggists, noting a life sized portrait of General Kearney to Santa Fe. The testimonial cites Mr T A Pinner of Drummond Tenn praising quick cure without a doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
T. A. Pinner
Drummond
Tenn
Pittsburg Lockout Cost 24000 Jobs Amid Economic Strain
A Pittsburg lockout left about 24 000 workers unemployed amid rising factory tensions. Meanwhile a local family child suffered colic and cramps prompting medical care and a disputed dosing of remedies including morphine and Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, with the patient eventually slipping into sleep.
Prohibition Wave Spurs Texas Purverer Ads and Health Potions
In a snapshot of early 20th century advertising, notices tout Simmons Liver Purifier and Hants products for skin and cough remedies, with claims of guaranteed cures and varied prices. Mexico mandates Spanish in railroading, while New Mexico’s Gold Gulch claims a $700 return and a forest reserve withdrawal affects Roswell land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Land Commissioner
Roswell, N. M
Pecos Forest Reserve
Laxative Bromo Quinine Claims One Day Cold Cure
An advertisement promotes Laxative Bromo Quinini Tablets as curing a cold in one day with no cure, no pay, priced at 25 cents, while noting Colton, a mine manager, died in the Montezuma mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Colton
Montezuma Mountains
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Sierra CO
O. Thompson
Thos. J. Ross
H. A. Ringer
el Paso
Plemmons
HR Bar
F. A. Calhoun
Jose Rascon
Mies Manuelita Montoya
E. H. Bickford
Jas, McArdle
Murphy
San Francisco
Miss Nona
Las Cra' Cen
Nowland
FR. R
Rincon
Wm Farish
Sierra Consolidated Gold Mining Company
Traylor
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Sanday
Miller
Mr. Barish
New York
Salt Lake City
the Union
B. M. Donaldson
Dallas
Als Gabba
San
Mc Annle
Paro
Chas. Fasish
Williams
Mra. Knight
W. Trailor
City
E.hopard
Wm. A. Parish
Denver
J.C. Gyle
Hayer
Sawmill
A.W. McClintock
Santa Fe
B. Wil Lee
T. J. Ross
Albuquerqua Journal- Democrat
J. E. Wood
New Mexico
Christian Endeavor
Japan
R.M. Pagan
W. D. Reilly
Della Mitten
Pagan
Cowles
Belle Reilly
Mies Pauline Mayer
Harry Reilly
Mre
Frank H. Winston
Thos, Sonles
Lewis Hearn
Misa Jessie Hearn
Daisy Hearn
Pauline Mayer
J Mayer
Messrs
Levi Strauss É
Fairview
Valy
Kearney
Historian Society
Pittsburg
Curador Collea
Sven
F. L. Wilkins
Shell Lake, Wis
Wilkins
Shell Lake Lamber Qo
All Draggista
Texas
Simmons
A. O. Simmons JR. Medicine Co
Mexico
Paso
Port Bliss
Cheatham
Gold Gulch
Grant County
M. M
Uccess
Akad
Mets
JW. Euler
Moater
M. L. Kelley
Ny Jel
WLC
Lessee
Hillsboro, New Mexico
J. W. Zollars
W. H. Bucher
T. ¢. Long
Hillboro
Geo. T. Milear
Keller, Miller &C
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