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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1902
Page
2
An early Sierra County paper urges Bernalillo county Democrats to unite and imitate Sierra's example by quitting idle talk and doing field work. It argues active campaigning could reduce Republican majorities, boost democracy, and improve party results through organized effort.
The rough OCR notes outline Sierra County Democratic Convention organization with precincts, representation, and voting procedures. It mentions county officials, precints, and the involvement of local party leaders in appointing delegates and structuring the convention.
Democratic leaders in Hornalillo County clash over strategy while Republicans push in Santo Feneem and Sierra County. Past results hint Sierra County may swing against Rodey, with Hillsboro backing Republicans and Fairview supporting opponents. Voters seek clearer Democrat gains in the upcoming election.
Report says Teddy will undergo an operation following actions by the dovesawers turning discussion into medical procedures. Freddy Funston and Teddy are central names mentioned amid the dispatches describing the planned medical outcome and party discussion.
In Las Vegas Optic, discussions favor Antonio Joseph as a strong Democratic standard bearer with a record of steadfast service and statehood advocacy. W. B. Hopewell, a popular Democrat active in Santa Fe Central railroad enterprise, would also be a capable delegate with broad support and trusted conduct.
A Mexican Journal of Commerce report confirms rubber cultivation in Mexico. It notes Joaquin Jimenes tapped 50 trees near Puxtepec in Oaxaca, yielding 1400 pounds of clean rubber ready for market, proving the crop is feasible and not a hoax.
A fragmented OCR item touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery claiming to restore flesh and strength after two years of illness. The text discusses rubber tapping, production details, and a local dealer Mr Jimenez, noting profits, drying methods, and rubber pricing.
One hundred dollars reward offered for cure ofCatarih uncurable by Hall's Ons tarrh Cure. Cheney & Co Toledo endorse B J Cheney as trustworthy. Traex and other druggists listed. Hall's Family Pills advertised. Mr Walker and Mrs donnie Lesure married at Kincon.
An item claims a one day cure with Poko Laxative Brome Quinine Tab and notes a money back promise supported by W. Grove’s signature on each box. A second note mentions a discovery of an Indian pueblo sighting fifty feet below the surface near Rowe.
An old advertisement promises to stop coughs and cure colds in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It claims no care and no pay with a price of 25 cents.
An advertisement urges readers to buy and try a box of Casearets Candy Cathartic as an ideal laxative tonight. It claims genuine fa benefits with a stamped CC mark and notes the product is never sold in bulk, addressing druggists.
Fragmentary telegraphic text mentions plantation sizes with hundreds of young trees and a series of excursion routes. It lists destinations including Los Angeles, Santa Monica, San Diego, San Francisco, and Midwest states with special summer trips. Fares cited around one dollar for round trips with limited sale days and return deadlines. Agent named Hallock at Lake Valley steers the program.
The Prosper Gold Mining and Milling Company files for a patent on the Prosper Lode and related Cincinnati and Prosper claims in Sierra County New Mexico. The notice lists claim boundaries, corner markers, area totals around 15 194 acres with net 15 156 acres, and adjacent claims Richard the Great and Lincoln notes. Adverse claim filings must be lodged with the U.S. Register of the Land Office in Dona Ana County within the legal publication window of sixty days.
Department of the Interior land office at Las Cruces New Mexico issues a notice of filing by Thomas Nelson for a desert land claim. Witnesses named John H Collet James Neen George F Werden Gary Smith to prove residence and cultivation. Publication dated July 25 1903 in the register.
Fragmentary OCR lists names including Crespin Aragon, M. Duran, Llewellyn, Torres, Jodpe Thow, Hall, Plommona, Trewaren, Collec, and Frank J. Given connected to schools and district affairs. Details incomplete.
Court dates in May and November were set for the Third Judicial Honor case under Judge F W Putkor. The order specifies North Monday as the filing or reference point, with details appearing in forthcoming notices.
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