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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1900
Page
2
The notice states the Si County Apyoesty prints material at WO Thompson and will conduct its business there. All money from the lishement goes April 4 for delivering printing to Buddy Kennett and will be collected by Med Bonnett.
The Stephens bill to build a dam on the Rio Grande near El Paso alarmed New Mexico residents who fear loss of irrigation and mining waters. Democratic leaders and a broad coalition protested, urging Washington to reject the project and defend territorial water rights.
The fragment disputes a river waters bill and accuses it of monopolizing river resources for territorial agriculture. It condemns guerrilla style politics and questions the fate of figures like George Nancy. It notes the Philippine war and suggests General McArthur imitate General Otis.
A fragmented report describes methods to contaminate ore samples to fake gold content. It cites using canvas sacks, small liquid discharges, and improvised devices to mislead assayers, including staged injections and weapon-like actions.
Notice for publication from the Interior Land Office dated May 1 1990 lists a series of witnesses and heirs for a homestead claim No 2580. It names individuals and locations including Navy Big Ran and Hie Trap Hoy Hien, along with several other residents and associated towns. The document references residency requirements and publication of the notice.
Fragmented OCR notes describe probate matters and tasks at Hinebeta including terminology like running bet and terms of termination. Names and dates are obscured, with unclear references to Clerk and local offices, and a vague reference to a water utility or job at a cultivation site.
A vivid quote notes hypodermic mine casting as the current Mexican method, claiming it surpasses older techniques. The remark frames a debate over safer, practical approaches amid shifting industry practices.
A 19th century ad touts Wall’s Catarrh Care as a constitutional cure for catarrh. It claims internal use works on blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease’s foundation and restore strength. The notice offers a $100 reward and requests testimonials from customers.
A mix up of names and hints points to a forthcoming high school prom event. Olive is mentioned alongside organizers Prankoe and M D Willard with plans in New Mexico. Details are sparse but indicate a late afternoon or evening gathering with a promised program.
Readable fragments mention Mikron ninety set and Tallavery Piys with scattered names such as Hollewiel and Noa ho Newer. The piece appears to be an OCR artifact listing figures and people without a clear event or outcome.
Morave A Kingabury announces forfeiture actions under 2924 US Revised Statutes for claims in the Black Range and Apache mining districts Sierra County New Mexico. Expenditures of 100 dollars in labor and improvements on Keystone Crest Southwest and White Eagle lodes cited. If payment not made within ninety days after publication, interest holders risk loss to the undersigned. Publication dated January 9th.
A public notice describes a forfeiture action in Headyite Chore Ward within Lin County. It outlines the deadline and the statute governing the proceeding, directing interested parties to claim or respond by a stated date and to follow local filing requirements.
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