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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1903
Page
2
The piece surveys a bustling legislature in Santa Fe with notes on treasury figures, statehood alarms, and tariff debates. It cites Flora Stojneger at the Smithsonian, criticizes X ray work on mint employees, and critiques West's tariff bill while arguing for public ownership of natural resources and broader societal benefits.
An old testimonial promotes Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for stomach digestion and nutrition. It claims the remedy stops nutrient leaks, aids body building from food, and proves itself by weight gain. The patient reports relief from nervousness and indigestion after few months on the medicine.
A commentary foregrounds the role of a knocker who condemns vice in a party’s actions while contrasting free thought with costly rhetoric. It asserts self government as an inherent right that cannot be gifted or seized.
The article argues coal shortages and high prices stem from operator control and strikes, urging people to seize mines or tax large holdings to boost production. It also notes Japan using X ray scanning to prevent coin theft at mints, with a Philadelphia firm supplying a machine for government use.
A letter discusses corporation rights and distrust of Republicans, mentions Theodore and Venezuela policy, then reports Johanna Soderholm of Fergan Falls Miop dislocating her shoulder. Her son bought Chamberlains Pain Balm, which quickly relieved pain and helped her sleep. he recommended it to others.
An 1880s classified style notice offers one hundred dollars reward for catarrh cures and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure sold by F J Cheney Co. The endorsement from local druggists Weat Traox Walding Kin oan Marvin asserts the firm’s trustworthiness and financial ability to meet obligations. The remedy is described as internally absorbing to reach blood and mucous surfaces, priced at 75 cents per bottle.
The article satirically suggests a brutal method for debt collection as a new Venezuelan affair inspired scheme. The sheriff would seize livestock then kill horses, drown cows, burn barns, and harm the farmer if the claim remains unpaid, labeling the plan as simple and effective.
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An old advertisement claims Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets cure a cold in one day. It notes druggists will refuse the ton y if it fails and bears E. W. Grove's signature on each box.
New Mexico Third Judicial District DAS OROOKS outlines practice to sit the Courts of Record in New Mexico and Northern Tea with emphasis on procedural standards and district litigation guidance.
United States Land Office Las Cruces NM November 2 1902 notice that Job H laidigh through attorney James R Addroan seeks a US patent for the Mary Richmond and Mary C Lodes in the Las Animas mining district Sierra County New Mexico. description lists survey and corner bearings, containing 1 160 acres with detailed line measurements and landmarks. The location is recorded in the Probate Clerk and county recorder office.
Notice of patent application for the Elberns Quartz Mine in Sierra County New Mexico with field notes, landmarks, and adjoining claims the Dukes Whiskers Rachel Mary Richmond and others. Describes corner posts porphyry stones marked 1 NGS 2 3 4 and lines, with trees and bearings, and lists dates and offices filing the claim with the Las Cruces Land Office.
Public notice announces a notice for publication in the Frtenor department at Las Cruces. It lists witnesses including Arey Rimordio Nenoma Jose Nae veree and Francisce Navires, associated with a continuous residence and curation claim.
Sunday train service on Lake Valley branch is discontinued. Train will run daily except Sunday. Office notes list officials including Probate Judge Thos C Hall and Sheriff Andrew Kelley. Agent G A Hattock records the change with references to local authorities and dates in January 1900.
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