Fourth of July in Hillsboro and Sierra County events
Propriety and social life noted as Ed Fooks of Hermosa spent the Fourth in Hillsboro while Sierra County held a three day county drade session. Reports cover dances, ball games, races, and a large Fourth of July celebration with bands, roping, broncho riding, and a crowded barbecue. Also listed are mining and business moves, people visiting, and local notices including dental services and shop ads.
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Ed Fooks
Hermosa
Hillsboro
W. H. Sieverling
Carrollton, Tils
Sieverling
Epworth League
J. A. Anderson
Andrews
Lome
Prosper Mines
W. 8. Nowland
Hirech
Hillaboro
San Marcial
Chas. G. Yaple
Della Mitten
Allen Bradberry
W. H. Keene
Phillisburg
Clark
Fairview June Weather Sparks July Frustration at Fairview Parade
The Fairview community reports hot dry conditions puzzling locals after a wet June while weekend festivities run from July 3 to 5. Key events include a burro roping contest won by Walter Hearn for $25 and a crowd watching Lee Nationa, Reese Jackson, and Geo Havill family attend. Local visitors and rumors about residents like Dr J A Walker and J C Kline are noted amid a week filled with travel and socializing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dita
Jan
B. Teylor
Lee Lationa
Reese Jackson
Geo. Havill
Treatment for dangerous infant disease offered with remedy
The piece notes a deadly infant illness but claims cure via Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with castor oil, directed with each bottle. It mentions the remedy as available from druggists and briefly references President Roosevelt attending Huntington L. I.'s 250th founding anniversary.
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Roosevelt
Huntington
L.1
Your Druggist Will Buy It Back Remedy Claim
An advertisement asserts that Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is risk free for buyers since the druggist will refund money if not satisfied after use. It claims the remedy is universally admitted as the most effective for bowel complaints.
Pleasant safe and reliable reclamation plan for Bull pine lands
A fragmented health and commerce column notes reclaimed Bull pine lands in a Vermijo Cimarron valley area. It advertises various patent medicines with guarantees and prices, cites a July 4th penitentiary dinner, mentions a Tempe Arizona dormitory project at $32,000, and reports the San Marcial depot nearing completion.
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Sierra CO
Geo. T. Miller
Gunther's
P. O. Drug Store
J. A. Plemmons
J. E. Hopkins
Bushman
Point Pleasant
Ohio
A. J. Hiraoh
F. E. Collins
Deming
W. 8. Hopewell
Santa Fe Central Ky
J. W. Hiller
Liggett Ranch
L. A. Herring
Mr. Herring
Nevada
Mrs. Herring
Colorado
Sierra County
H. A. Ringer
Thomas J. Ross
Hermoss
Mr. Ross
John Crose
School House
Hirsch
Union Hotel
the Union
F. A. Masterson
City
Mabel Parks
Allie Parke
Mra
Deo
T. Miller
Gunther
P.O. Drug Store
Joren
Hillshors
Tm T
Teachers’ Institute
Normal Institute
N. S
Ganota
Sehue
Silver City
Chamberlain
Tain
H.B. Hamilton
el Paso
Alice Miller
Morgan
Texas
Sean
Bosque County
Graphic
Magdalena
Levi, Strauss
Fairview
Bob Ake
B.S. Phillips
H. E. Patrick
J. A. Walker
New York
J.C. Kline
Phillipsburg
Gila
la Joya
C.G. Ya'ple
Hunt
Territorial Penitentiary
Carsak
Agirla
Tempe
Ariz
Elix
Amendaria
Victoria Land & Cnttle Company
Wisconsin
Sira
Tom
H.W. Grove
Hillsboro Lodge
A. O
U, W
J. W. Hiler
M. L. Kelley
Ganthets
Attin
Ny Ranch
Kinemton
Telebouider
Willie
Jay Haynes
Kingston
N Max
Rafala Bargue
Jose Axtoxte Bannow
Hilleboro NM
Jane
H. Welw
New Mexico
Sierra County Bank
Hillsboro, New Mexico
J. W. Zollars
W. H. Bucher
T. G. Long
Keller, Miller & CO
Lake Valley
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