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Sierra County Advocate in Hillsboro, New Mexico

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Newspaper

Sierra County Advocate

Location

Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1900

Page

4

Plague Superstition Sparks Roman City Debate

Report claims Rome natives view plague as divine sanction and covenants, while urban life modernizes with trams and lights. The story alleges widespread beliefs linking disease to fate, with observers noting reactions of locals and the influence of superstition on daily routines.

Remarkable Deliverance From Typhoid Fever

Mrs Lilly of Tennessee mentions a frightful bout with Typhoid Fever and typhoid-related symptoms. She credits Dr King’s New Discovery with quick relief, enabling her to leave bed and recover strength, praising the medicine for throat and lung comfort and overall health restoration.

Mroj E. Lilly Tennabel Terita

Marvelous Mining Prospects in the Black Range District

The Black Range extends about 120 miles with dense pines and a mineral belt along the eastern flank. Rich silver, gold, and other metals surround Lake Valley, Hermosa, Hillsboro, and nearby camps like Chlovite and Hermosa, with notable veins and a potential multi‑million dollar haul. Prominent mines include Bridal Chamber, Colossal, and St. Cloud, with shipments of silver and gold hinting at major prosperity for investors and the Mesa del Oro Company.

Hermosa Silve Im Chionve Notzig Bern Dome Ayers Barriere Pire Cape Albalore Cvmteios Jeay Ton Prom Illsbord Hosasia Mie Aioe Willsboro Sierra County

Largest oak tree in Conk county towers over Illinois suburb

A tall ancient oak in Quenceo suburb near Clewantown stands as perhaps the oldest in Conk county. It rises above nearby trains and roads on land owned by George Voorde, with locals recalling its sheer mass and historical presence in the town’s early settler era.

Quencoe Conk County Wry George Voorde Rriiern Trae Gunpany Alorti Uloek Northwestern Railway Clenvon Ald Cleowne Howley

Unclear fragmentary text reports on a late night incident

Fragmented OCR text mentions a Broadway chain gang and a patrol scene with a police officer at a pier area. It hints at a dramatic event and a New York Times style report but remains incomprehensible and lacks coherent details or identifiable names or dates.

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