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The fragment from a 1903 Sierra Co Advocate page shows an imprint with WPSON, Proprietor, and a faded date December 4 1903. The readable items include the newspaper name and partial masthead details with a proprietor note.
Gold fever fuels Kingstone rush and mine talks
Local news reports a busy week as gold seekers flock to the Kingstone area. Foreman James McVey and Joe Pallar sell interests in Wicks gulch to Black Peak Gold Mining Co. while managers plan to deepen the shaft at six-claim Black Peak holdings to reach ore averaging 30 dollars per ton. Court business winds down with limited grand jury action and a Kingston delegation returns from Klondike of the great Southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Keller
Jas. McVey
Snake and Opportunity
Kingston
R. Wagoner
Lake Valley
Chicago
Matty Orewa
Hughes
San Francisco
Dave Evans
Jus. McVey
Joe Pallar
Wicks Gulch
Black Peak Gold Mining Co
J. A. Beal
Albuquerque Citizen
Caballo Mountains
Pittsburg
Sierra County
Prof
F. A. Jones
J. A. O'Brian
Col Ere & Iron Company
Arriv
Caballo
Williams
Black Peak
Walliams
el Paso
Fairview Notes Include Weddings Beef Sales and Local News
Geo H Weber returns from hot springs. A Chloride dance entertains with Schmidt music. Walter Williams returns from Cuba and weds a Cuban princess. Mrs Williams in El Paso. Tom Weatherby buried after Hillsboro death. Winston and William Lave sell cattle to Wik Miles & Lua in San Francisco. Robert Ward improves after mine accident. Schmidt to Phillipsburg as assayer. Mrs Stine sells turkeys and strawberries. Local humor and casual notices fill the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Weber
Arkansas Hot Springs
Chloride
Henry A Schmidt
Walter Williams
Cuba
Mr. Williams
Atlantic
Messrs
Winston and
Williama Lave
Phillipsburg
Quack Remedies and Jests Highlight Community Page
A burst of advertising quack cures fills the column with Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets claims from Detroit and other tonics. Jokes about infidelity and tunnels close the page, reflecting a mix of health ads and light gossip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
J. H. Seitz
Detroit
Mich
Stops the Cough Laxative Tablets Ad Claims Cold Cure
An advertisement for Bromo Quinini Tablets promises to stop a cold in one day with no cure and no pay. The sales pitch notes the price as 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HW. W. Groves
Better Than a Plaster and Patent Remedies Recount
An assorted ad page notes that a damp flannel bound with Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieves deep seated muscular and rheumatic pains. It touts Simmons Liver Purifier and Dr Simmons' Sanarianilla for blood purification, plus Hant's Care for itching and various skin conditions. It also teases a White House visit with President Roosevelt.
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Wpson
Schiption
Savane
Meath
W. H. Bucher
Sarah Bucher
Ella Bucher
Anna Bucher
Wm. Farish
Fred Mister
Diggin
R. EB. Wilklow
Maude Anderson
B. Wood
Larry Hartehorn
J. B. Laucier
Colorado
Miss Anderson
R. H. Hopper
Mra. Hopper
New York
Mr. Hopper
Sigelow Gold Mining Company
R. L. Samuel
Bisbee Consolidated Copper Company
Bisbee
Arizona
Thos. Lannon, Jr
Eldorado
Mr. Samuel
District Court
Loon County
Cox and Moore
Bille
Harat
Parker
Klondike
Great Southwest
Rincon l
Albuquerque Hardware Company
W. E. Pratt
Masons
Hireeb Block
H. L. Roper
Keller, Miller & Co
Alexander
Socorro
Fairview
Graffly
Kentucky
Honestisc
Levi Strauss
Ent
Scrofula
Scrofuloua Lawers
Boile
Hamorg
Ontarrh
Dr. Simmone
Nanaia
France
Morocco
Simmons
A.C. Simmons JR Medicine Company
Saraanarilla
White House
Mr. Roosevelt
Allsboro
Holting
J. W. Hiler
John A. Anbderron
E. Burlingame & CO
Fxeo Batony
Bam
Wilh
Jolt & Silva
Lewrence
Denver
Colo
Mall Reeety Old &Silver
Ogden Ass‘y Company
Arapahoe Mt
Advocate Office
Porvon
Weil Entableahed Hcane
Standard House
Dearborn Bt
Welom, Lessee
Hillsboro
New Mexico
Sierra County Bank
W. Zollars
T. G. Long
Crain and Country Procuce
Geo. T. Miller
Cooper Bros
Oper Bros
Hillsboro, N. Mex