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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1902
Page
2
A damaged clipping mentions a post office matter, treatment onset, and a medical adviser. It references a 1008 larke pikes address, a public sale tone, and a promotion offer with 4 sent free on receipt of 21 ine-centels.
In a shift noted by observers Oyster Bay becomes a favored resort for captains of industry and trust magnates seeking retreat. The scene contrasts with past hubs as Cleveland era politics are recalled for selling influence and guiding away leadership.
A fragmented narrative recalls ex Senator Dorsey’s marriage and a claim by Mrs Jorntewan of Low Angelo that her affections were harmed by fifty thousand dollars. The piece oddly blends satirical notes on exhibits, politicians, tax rates, and reactions to McKinley era events, contrasting Republican and Democratic views as the era’s political tensions rise.
Hartford Courant discusses misperceptions of wealth creation, contrasting Wall Street gains with real country vitality. It argues wealth comes from productive labor and everyday citizens, not merely rising stock prices or large syndicate deals, highlighting the gap between financial markets and tangible prosperity.
The fragmented text discusses floods, agriculture, and economic strain from overproduction and market prices. It argues that exploitation and speculative gains hinder prosperity, while honest labor and trade are needed to sustain material wealth. the piece emphasizes societal impact across regions and communities.
A messy ad-like passage touts a patent velvet remedy for summer complaints in children, claiming relief from cholera and dysentery with tonic ingredients. It urges families to keep the medicine at home and suggests benefits to sufferers but includes dubious claims and advertising tone from a small local seller.
Mr FIL Wells of Deer Park Long Island N Y endorses Chamberlain's Pain Balm as the best liniment for strains and pains. He recalls using it for a severe lameness in the side after a strain and reports excellent relief. Sold by Gov TL Miller.
A fragmented snippet urges readers not to accept counterfeit Cascarets substitutes. It emphasizes genuine products with stamped identifiers and cautions against imitation tabs and fake packs. The garbled text mentions CO stamps and urges verification of authenticity.
A fragmentary discussion of cold blooded and warm blooded quadrupeds, noting that many hatch eggs unlike mammals. It mentions the dupkemuls of Avstedlin as a bird reptile mammal blend, describes platypus traits and Australian marsupial burrows, and recounts Victorian skepticism of specimens shown in England.
English quarters prepare pigeons for systematic transmission of messages as the Crystal Ace pigeon post becomes operational. High society rushes to utilize aerial communication with continental points, believing trained pigeons could prove invaluable in war. rumor links Lord Rothschild's pigeon to the news of a major battle and a large scale deception during a siege.
Fragmented ad claims Hall's Optarel Cire cures many ailments by internal dosing. It touts quick relief for the medical freter nity and promises a money back testim ony. The notice offers one hundred dollars for proof of cure and directs readers to buy through Hall's Family Ville and a drugplate vendor.
Henderson citizen Kelley describes widespread health woes from the United States with a tale of an attack of dysentery and a bottle of Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy used effectively. The account notes quicker relief than prior episodes and mentions sale of the remedy by Geo W Miller in Henderson.
A historical notice lists assets including banks and stamps with balances and claims. It mentions the county, state officials, and a sworn statement detailing undivided profits, capital, and various debts. A travel detail notes a round trip cost of $200 with Wednesday only services and a return visit plan.
A garbled agency notice lists Bat G. AL Hadlool as agent for Lake Val Biattley and Halliew in New Mexico. It mentions rates 805.00 to San Francisco, with May to September telecommunication timing, and a stop at the west of Ban Hervariing.
Adverse claim notices concern the Stone Cabin mining claim and adjacent claims known as the Son Rise and Blue Outfy. The surface ground borders are described with bearings and distances within Township 18S Range, New Mexico. Prospective adversaries must file adverse claims with the U.S. Land Office in Las Cruces within publication period or be barred.
Parcel of text shows a municipal notice about a person Nile Meson and a local office action. The readable fragments indicate an administrative filing or petition with a supervising authority in a local government location, mentioning peti tions and a procedural update. The legible names include Nile Meson and abstract references to a county or city office. The text is incomplete but implies an official proceeding or notice.
Incomplete text from an old public notice published in a county paper. The fragment suggests an administrator or executor notice with dates and legal actions but is too garbled to identify names, places, or deadlines.
Fragmented notice from New Morten in Serra County listing a sale action and related stakes. Readable items reference a heat, a named Lot, and dates around May 9 but many words are garbled. Entities include Prairie and Serra County with obscure local names.
Forfeiture notice references Tomer Fay Wels and others with scattered names and dates. Mentions property linked to Wetasinol and Nasr from Mow Wy, with 1008 as a possible year. The garbled OCR yields unclear actions or authorities but indicates a legal forfeiture context and unspecified deadlines.
Real estate listing notes Sacre and Jalisa Chavez with five roots and two lots offered for fifteen dollars cash. Contact Jalisa Chavez for application details and ownership terms.
Fragmentary OCR lists court officials and agencies including district attorney, probate judge, sheriff, and collector among entries. It hints at legal actions or notices tied to the Aragon area but the text is incomplete and unclear. Names such as Procopio Torres and Wilh M. Koling appear, along with mention of schools.
Fourth Mondays in May and November are scheduled for the Third Judicial District Court convening in Sieres Contay with Honorable Judge W. Tatkor presiding, as announced by the county clerk.
G A Hariock agent notes the Sunday train from Lake Valley is taken off starting January 1 1900 with trains running daily except Sunday. The schedule shows connections at Osceola and Nett with arrivals around 9 to 11 am and partial continuations to Lake Valley on weekdays.
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