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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1915
Page
2
The page notes events including a French $50,000,000 loan, Lansing named as secretary of state, de Wet’s six year sentence, Indiana Democrats indictments, talks of war by the Yaqui lodinva, and a severe Imperial Valley earthquake causing fatalities and $1.09 million in losses.
Certificate of comparison records the incorporation of Pittsburgh Placer Mining Company No 8160 with principal offices in Charleston West Virginia and operations in Sierra County New Mexico The document notes the filing date June 12 1915 and details the corporation’s purpose to acquire lands minerals timber and mining rights and to operate placer and lode mines in New Mexico and beyond.
A visionary call to invite master minds from agriculture and commerce to a public forum. The piece extols selfless service, progress through sacrifice, and the role of great innovators like Edison and McCormick in advancing civilization. It emphasizes serving mankind as the highest achievement and celebrates modern masters as civilization’s servants.
A 1915 West Virginia certificate details the Pittsburgh Placer Mining Company with capitalization of 200 000 dollars in two hundred dollar shares. Incorporators Ira P. Champe A J Guill John Patrick and others sign the agreement and acknowledge payments. The document notes authority to mine smelt process and transport minerals and to operate electrical and rail facilities. It is certified by West Virginia Secretary of State Stuart F. Key and Notary Public Soun M Carven with links to New Mexico filing.
Mrs. Bettie Bullock of Catron Kentucky reports four years of womanly trouble followed by improvement after starting Cardus, a tonic advertised by Chattanooga Medicine Co. The husband’s aid and the tonic restored her ability to walk and perform daily tasks. Readers are urged to consult a druggist and request the free treatment booklet.
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