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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1900
Page
3
Fragmentary notice dated September 14 outlines a six month period. The readable text mentions months and a possible counting scheme with references to Binglis and Copits. Further specifics are unclear due to OCR damage.
Crowded out Monday as jit Drummond from Kingston reports weather and road conditions. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Kinser Iver. a jewelry shop changeover occurs. deputy sheriffs respond to theft and assault incidents. a inquest on animal killings prompts court actions. community meetings discuss local duties and preparations for the county fair.
An old fragmented item recalls a county meeting with scattered names and notes about a club organized on a date, an agenda to meet weekly, and a columnish insert praising considerate behavior. The text also cites a Sept Ladies' Home Journal piece urging careful talk and condemning gossip.
Fragmented report from Tierra Blanca describes a failed attack and a horse stepping on a person near Lew eatting it. Dr Beals aided as the eldest son Willems died on the 10s, while two other sons in the Met area aided their mother. William Ro Cor nett died five days after typhoid fever worsened upon arrival. The piece notes Trujillo Creek water levels rising in recent years.
The chaotic scene in Lake Valley centers on heavy rain last week and a rumored shipment of Rocky Verdé melons, with locals like Mr. OT and Mrs. FL Anitrons noted. Reports mention gatherings at C. Foroma and a spectral rumor about entertainment and ghost sightings, while several residents travel and comment on the strange happenings and weather’s impact on daily life.
Fragmented OCR reads like a local notice or sports item with names such as Tayler Pere ip and Hatter Highver, plus references to a round and a carte. Unclear actions, dates, or places hinder full summary. readers should consult the original page for complete facts.
An incomplete OCR fragment describes familial movements and property concerns across locations such as Albuquerque Livermore Cal and mining properties. It mentions Doran returning to mining, Ayers selling or mortgaging lodging, and the illness of Mrs Rogers, with scattered names and places and no clear single event.
Readers report of a chaotic scene in Oakland during an operation as a flood of water appears. The account mentions Mrs Jide and Gunther, a Denver figure, and Colorado Springs figures amid a cluttered chain of names. Local meetings and a charity sale are noted, with various towns involved and a sense of ongoing disturbance. The piece references Eagle Depoty, Fount Sullivan, and a turnout for a Vick Kinge Stik Awmoettion meeting.
Advertises Apnica Salve by O. G. Mather in Ditawaint promising rapid relief for piles, boils, ulcers, and skin sores with a claimed guarantee and sale price of 25 cents per jar across the era’s rough typography.
A damaged notice describes property identification tied to a party in Canmore. It references a meeting at the secretary’s office and the Commercial Club, with costs or expenses outlined for incorporation and compliance.
An old time patent medicine ad touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a quick remedy for headaches and general health. It claims to purify blood and strengthen nerves, urging readers to buy for 23 cents with a money back option from a local seller.
Fragmented notice indicates voluntary dissolution actions involving Robins and Crows with partition plans and future name changes. Legal language references will and consent, with accounting of assets and liabilities to follow. Specifics are obscured by OCR errors but involve parties Robins and Crows and a Desires to appoint Wille MP Robins as successor.
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