Union Meat Market Co and HALO notice and reward terms
Partial OCR fragment mentions Union Meat Market Co HALO and a monthly timing by W C Thompson M W fA Salen and a rewarder. No clear event or outcome readable.
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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1907
Page
1
Partial OCR fragment mentions Union Meat Market Co HALO and a monthly timing by W C Thompson M W fA Salen and a rewarder. No clear event or outcome readable.
Forest Service surveys in several national forests show rising interest in poisonous plants with more range examinations requested. Early tests in the Clarence National Forest and others yield vital data on stock losses and potential antidotes while promising broader public land applicability. A printed guide of the plant images and markings, including over 300 symbols, is offered by the Cattle Sanitary Board for $1.50 with mail delivery.
The New Mexico Brand Book issued by the Cattle Sanitary Board of New Mexico catalogs 24,656 brands recorded since May 180 to December 1906 across 536 pages with a 109 page index. It lists brands by letters and combinations, noting totals for single SAM and LT, numbers under J, H, A, and other letters, with names such as Arebuleta, Chavez, Gallegos, Garcia, Lopez, Martinez, Vigil among the 18,580 names. The volume, a near compact edition, holds interest for cattlemen and reflects extensive branding records.
An elderly man at Lambert England faced an industrial school's inquiry to obtain an order for a weekly maintenance payment for the son of a woman he married two years earlier. The defendant claimed ignorance of the boy and his Black Flag paternity at the time of marriage. Magistrate Hopkins noted the unfairness but ruled an order for 60 cents a week.
A Kentucky mountaineer rebukes Henry Clay for his vote on the bank bill. Clay questions the hunter about mistakes and persistence, urging the voter to give him another chance. The tale underscores political integrity and resilience in 19th century rhetoric.
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