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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1902
Page
2
The Sierra County Advocate is the Official Paper of Santa Fe County. Gov Otero is a strong figure, but Coal Gil Johnnie shows an edge and Mise Stone has been released. Blizzard news from New York, pardons increasing, and political division noted with Sampron Sobley case mentioned.
After a lengthy inquiry a suspect named Maggio was arrested in Santa Fe as an alleged accomplice in a plot tied to the fuse and famine crisis. Officials say evidence is scant but connected to the wider investigation.
The passage quips about Booromminsarios and a thinning country, noting unclear motives behind foreign influence. It mocks Americans and “toad eaters” for entertaining a foreign duke, blasting the administration’s focus on empire and neglect of fragile republics and Christians under imperial pressure.
G J Curren debuts Tocumcari Pathfinder in New Mexico at Ta eameari on Rock Island line. Curren, former Tie Apiocarn editor, advocates foospvelt says national integrity requires dignified management while claiming Pathfinder is non political.
Former New Hampshire Senator Chandler hosted Senator Lodge at dinner amid a disputed claim over the 1896 Republican platform. Months earlier Chandler offered 100 to prove an insertion after the word bimetallium in the St Louis platform. Lodge allegedly drafted the financial slip with interpolated words. Chandler then offered a gold and silver cigar box prize when Lodge declined the money.
A historical blurb touts Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Pellets as remedies for women’s ailments. It claims to restore health, ease back and abdominal symptoms, and regulate bowels, asserting other laxatives are inferior and unsafe. Testimonials reference Mrs. George Irrung and lay appeal to maternal well being.
A New York Journal excerpt profiles Helen Keller, the remarkable deaf and blind girl, describing how she learned to talk and write. It outlines her awakening to life, first impressions, and mental gains, highlighting her as one of the best educated women of her age and previewing her life story in The Ladies Home Journal.
An odd proclamation claims all drift Tenors must be removed by April with uncertain reference to political opponents. A bizarre mention of Osan Coxguenen Prelaty Mae larin and Simon's Liver Purifier appears amid chaotic product claims and health remedies. The text also notes a 100-ton steer at Certlor and invites readers to try a purported cure for animal ailments.
Reports from Santa Rosa indicate promising signs for both gold and oil prospects. Local officials note preliminary findings show potential reserves and adjacent infrastructure may support exploration and development plans.
A Dunkerton, Iowa resident praises Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for stomach trouble and constipation. The ad notes past trial of various remedies, claiming this product provides superior relief and renewed energy after meals. It also mentions an unrelated election to an executive board of the International Mivers' Association and an offer to buy the tablets through All Drug stores.
A fragment from a 19th century paper touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy. It claims internal action to purify blood and mucous surfaces, offers a $100 reward for failure to cure, and notes the store destruction at Pinos Altos and Pueblo wire factory expansion.
Fragmentary notes recount a dated winter 1896 entry about illness relief with Chamberlain's product and a December scene in Northwood New York. The text also mentions a Socorro man killing a white swan near La Joya for sale and lists local suppliers.
A reader recommends Chamberlin's Cough Remedy for coughs colds and croup. The letter cites personal use with success especially for children and urges traders to keep it in stock as a guard against croup. Multiple endorsements note the remedy as the best ever used and encourage purchase from druggists.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claim to stop cough and work off a cold in Jay with a promise of no cure and no pay, priced at 25 cents.
Mineral application No 719 filed by Da Lac Christ Rue Willett Van Neat and Hiram Stents of New York seeks a United States patent for the Deliver lode and Lite Homes lode in the Chima district Sierra County New Mexico. The claim covers 80 feet along Deliver from the discovery point and 15 feet along Lite Homes with the two lodes contiguous in the same claims.
A vintage ad notes Cas carets Candy Cathartic repair digestion liver and bowels during rest. Genuine tablets stamped C C C not sold in bulk and available from all druggists.
Fragmented notice describes corner measurements, stone markers, and mounds for a land tract known as Little Bonanza and Den Conomencitey. It covers corners No 1 through No 4, distances in feet, directions, and references to marked rocks, a lime stone, and a waterway. The document records and assigns parcel boundaries, with legal references to the county office and book details from 1908.
Public mineral claim notice for exploration on the Padithes land in Sierra County New Mexico. It describes a staking and claim process for the Black Lode Mining claim, mentions associated claim numbers, discovery details, and adjacent properties including the Silver Nugot Lode. Publication dated February 7, 1902.
Notice to owners of undivided two thirds in The Hiberas Lode mining claim in the Apache Mining District Sierra Territory of Mexico. Demands contribution of 150.92 as their share of prior expenditure under Revised Statutes and calls for payment within ninety days after publication, first published February 21, 1900.
Public notice lists names and actions related to proving claims and certificates at a township office. Names include Hale Chet and others, with dates and locations in Uitte, Valley Sa. The notice requests verification of claims and licenses, with details on proceedings and required documentation.
A dated notice from 1908 lists forfeiture actions and legal proceedings surrounding multiple parties including Silver Speine Painix and others. Names and places such as Seataki, Yaul, and WHE are referenced amid a lengthy, fragmented OCR passage detailing foreclosure and court actions with dates and random local identifiers.
Court dates listed for the Third Judicial District include the fourth Mondays in May and November. Officials named include District Attorney Procopio Torres probate clerk Pie, treasurer and collector WiL M. Koling, Sheriff Andrew Kelley, Frank L. Given Crespin Aragon, and County Commissioners.
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