Friday March 27 1903 Cash in Advance Policy
The notice states strict cash in advance terms for all transactions on Friday March 27 1903. It emphasizes immediate payment before service or goods are rendered, with no extensions or credit allowed.
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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1903
Page
3
The notice states strict cash in advance terms for all transactions on Friday March 27 1903. It emphasizes immediate payment before service or goods are rendered, with no extensions or credit allowed.
J J Shriner was in town this week and Chas Anderson comes from Chloride while Jim Stuck returns from El Paso. Arbor Day approaches on April 3 as the public school plans a gathering. Kingston assayer comments Kingston is all right and mining activity continues on the Great Eastern claim. Prosper Gold Mining and Milling machinery arrives at Lake Valley and is hauled to the mines. Clerks and officials travel between towns as local projects, hotels, and newspapers expand.
Fairview reports on the Grand Central mine near Carpenter district, bonded by W Henders, with plans for wagon road to Lake Valley and a saw mill. St Patrick's dance draws attendees despite measles, and Patti page tour dreams stir Fairviewers. Local business figures, social events, and a death are mentioned amid lively town chatter.
Brief clippings recount deaths and funerals including Dr Boals of Tierra Blanca and Mr Duran, with ages 33 and 62, causes of death, and interment at Lake Valley. Additional notes mention residents Mary Yaple and JW Yaple near Rincon, local social events, and assorted advertisements for remedies and products.
James Baldwin for Engle died Friday night after falling seventy feet in a tow well. Charley Anderson chased a bear but the bear eluded him. Pairview’s event on the 17th was enjoyed by dancers though some outside revelers caused minor disruption. Mr Puovo, injured at the New Era mine, is improving slowly. A new wine for Fherus is owned by Mr Julius Wild and has arrived.
Northern Sierra County reports Quinby Vance on the Columbus vein yields exceedingly rich ore with thousands of ounces of silver and high copper content. The Silver Monument district edges toward heavy Southwest production as a mill nears completion and new mines including New Era Independent Vanderbilt and McTavish pursue development. Work shifts to moving Wing mill toward Kingbury Camp with iron lines at Scales and Confidence mines, while Gardiner eyes Hillsboro leases and Cripple Creek prospects.
A Harrisburg mother explains her two year old slept through the night after using Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets for stomach trouble. She reports two boxes effected a permanent cure and the child is now well. The ad notes the product stops coughs and aids cold recovery with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets offered at 24 cents.
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