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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1902
Page
2
Fragmented report cites Sierra County post office notice and references to statehood, party conventions, and imperial drift debates. Mentions arise of Gates corn profits, South Africa troops, a December congress, and a Utah mine powder explosion with casualties.
Robbers looted the express car and held up passengers on the D. I h train. The article mocks political rhetoric about strikes, contrasting Democratic administration faults with Republican claims of prosperity amid widespread labor unrest.
The Commoner reports on amendments proposed during wider consideration of the Philippine bill. Senator Pats tereon urged juried trials for crimes including impeachment and trials in the crime’s province. only Sen Hoar and Wellington voted for. Senator McLaurin proposed tying government policy to preserving agricultural tenders for Lewes and the archipelago, a plan rejected.
An old medical ad praises heat as nutrition and claims perfect digestion with Wesithral con. promises cures for stomach disorders and related illnesses. It extols Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a superior laxative for seniors, claiming relief from constipation and biliousness.
The passage describes opposition by Republicans to amendments connected with intervention in the Philippines and colonial questions. It accuses Republicans of preferring populist appeals over coherent policy, citing senators Carmack and others and noting rejections of amendments related to the Philippines and colonial governance.
A brief notice promotes Chandlerlain's Chinese and Diarrhoea Remedy as a trusted family medicine kept on hand for summer illnesses. It claims the remedy cures and benefits families without being an advertisement for the company.
The drought has pushed the Navajo community toward severe hunger with reportedly shrinking supplies and mounting hardship. Local officials and relief groups warn of worsening conditions unless aid reaches resident families and ranchers quickly.
Door Park merchant Mr PN Wolk of Kong Island endorses Cham Herlaio's Poin Bale as the best remedy for strains. He cites quick relief and cure from a sprain attributed to a recent winter cold, noting support from Geo. ES Millen.
S100 reward note hints at a missing item or relief for renters of thin paper, signaling a possible plea for assistance or restitution. The fragment suggests a publicity push to inform affected renters about a financial incentive or compensation program.
An old advertisement promotes Cas. 4 Canily Cathartic tablets claiming to train bowels as a muscle or brain exercise. It touts genuine tablets and warns against cheap bulk purchases, noting they are available in dragees for 10s.
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure as cure all for catarrh a constitutional disease. Internal intake aids blood surfaces and builds constitution. Proponents offer one hundred dollars for any failure and promise testimonials. Toledo based F J. Curray Co. claims nationwide sales via druggists. Also references Pills as best.
The Grant County Commission has ordered a survey of the boundary line between Sosurre and Cirant counties to resolve jurisdiction questions and ensure accurate demarcation. Local officials expect the survey to establish clear lines for governance and service provision.
Henderson resident Mr. Kelley, a well known local, recalls a prior dysentery attack and notes rapid relief after using a Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy as directed. The account echoes familiar wellness stories across neighborhoods nationwide.
In a bustling afternoon on a Southern boulevard a Chicago matron wanders with a crowd of strollers. A chaotic dialogue and odd phrases swirl around a mysterious Power and a trial-like exchange. Ree recalls a tale and names drift through a fragmentary, vivid city tableau.
Apparent historical patent filing notes for land surveying in the Territory of Nowe Menten. Mentions parties Chaves, McKenna, Tang, Lee, and others acting by attorney Bacher. References survey numbers M22 Shine Cabin sites and Regal Section 21 in Sierra County New Mexico area with meridian details and corner points described in archaic form.
A long OCR fragment describes mining activity near Monument Peak, detailing rock ledges, mine shafts, and cabin sites. It mentions abandoned mine work, a large stone cabin, and references to legal notes about public lands and claims. The text notes dates, distances, and coordinates, with several named places and prospecting terms.
A garbled administrative notice describes county and terrain authorities, mentioning an administrator and official actions planned for May. It references appointments, public order, and decisions affecting local governance, though specific names and exact actions are unreadable.
A formal notice published by county officials outlines official administration actions and a deadline for interested parties to respond or appear. The garbled text references sheriff or court procedures, notices to administrators and relevant local government offices, with dates and locations not clearly readable.
A scrambled OCR fragment references months and dates with mentions of publication and public notice. Readable entities are scarce. The text alludes to a May 1002 Pubic publication but lacks coherent events.
A fragmented list names Urespin Aragon and others alongside commissioners district attorney probate juvenile court clerk treasurer collector sheriff and superintendent of schools. The text reads like a roster of local government and legal officers with unclear affiliations and jurisdictions.
Fourth Mondays in May and November are scheduled for district court sessions in Sierra County under Judge F. W. Marker. The Third Judicial District convenes in Hower with Merrier presiding.
The Valley branch will suspend Sunday service with trains running daily on other days. G. A. Hartock notes the change and provides age-related detail.
A local listing details a property called Sane The Blu Chavez house with two lots and multiple rooms. The advertisement notes a Kor S15t carb device and references Apply Adulisn Chaves in the sale context.
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