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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1902
Page
2
Fragmentary copy from Sierra County Advertiser in Hilbourn New Mexico notes Major Lewell Typ succeeding Mark Hanna in a national political push and questions Roosevelt’s strategy. It hints at statehood delays and a tense American political scene as appointments loom.
A wartime tribute piece honors soldiers who fought with bravery in battle. It recalls Dewey and Selle Go as examples, praising those who stood firm and endured to protect liberty. The narrative emphasizes courage, sacrifice, and national pride, urging readers to honor veterans and the righteous path of duty.
The article denounces a proposed Philippine tariff passed by a party vote, accusing leaders of cruelty and economic manipulation. It contrasts imperial policies with Spanish colonial history and mentions a railway project connecting Siberia to Central Asia prompting government action and private capital involvement.
Amherst resident WC Williamson endorses a Poultice for lumbago from Yamaya claiming relief after long suffering. A customer testimonial from James Prendergast notes a daughter cured of chest pains and year long cold using the remedy with directions followed.
Brown returned Cristone Franch holidays to the Black Range with fine ore from the Era mine. The ore shows abundant native silver threading through rock, presented as impressive to even novice observers, as measured by the Mine Development Company of Roeton. Also noted is Chowberlain’s Cough Remedy warding off pneumonia tendencies in a cold.
A historic ad promises a one hundred dollar reward for a cure of a severe cold or throat ailment. It lists Halls Catareh Cure from Carney & Co Toledo and includes faded endorsements. William Obilders has been bound over to the next grand jury without bail after killing Attorney Hithowboat a month ago.
The ad claims thousands suffer coughs and colds and urges readers to buy a costly remedy. It touts a home treatment with a “New Discovery for Consumption” and promises relief, with a limited offer of a free bottle and a price of 31.00 amid hot weather.
The readable fragments reference stomach and liver disease remedies, mentions of Desorite and a Western benefactor, and scattered remarks about politics, prison populations, and railroad work. The passage contains many garbled phrases and appears to be a damaged OCR of a late 19th or early 20th century article with political and social commentary.
A reader recounts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy curing a boy, describing recovery after the medicine was given, with the family noting the bottle saved him from danger and that the remedy was available at local drug stores.
New Mexico stands third in railroad construction for 1907 with 275.41 miles noted. A national bank for Lordsburg is under discussion.
Public notice announces proceedings under Section 7 7 for land described as part of a partition with pending claims. It lists required appearances and filings, dates, and the authority of the court clerk and recorder. First publication December 6.
A damaged passage records a finance notice from the county treasurer about bonds and funds related to current expenses. It mentions dates in January and November with names and locations partially readable, indicating official county financial actions and maturities.
Redemption notice for bonds issued in Sierra and surrounding counties of New Mexico. Names Mea Teldore, Adel Wise, and others referenced. bonds dated July 1, 1580 with total amounts and redemption details cited. Official action indicates payment and termination of responsibilities on January 1, 1800 amid dated records.
An old newspaper ad urges readers to buy Cascarets Candy cathartic tonight. It touts the stimulant tablet as a safe laxative sold individually by druggists and never in bulk, implying broader availability at all drugstores.
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