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Newspaper
The Clayton Enterprise
Location
Clayton, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1906
Page
1
Las Vegas News and Corser of XIT Pasture describe adjoining regional growth. Towns like Le Jaule in the Sunnyside line and Lelande promise development with hopes for water, lumber yards, and rail access. Farmers push toward homesteads, schools, and churches amid expanding settlements.
The piece reports Attorney General and Stimson endorsing a push against railroad rebates to the sugar trust, citing affidavits and documentary evidence. It lists H. C. Havemeyer and several railroad presidents as figures in the alleged violations, while praising Hearst’s public stance and urging decisive action to uphold the law.
Disjointed lines describe plans or misread notes about associations and a king. The fragment mentions sons, a dastitue, and firing or recoil, but key names, places, and actions are unreadable. No coherent event or outcome can be determined from the legible content.
The supplied text blends scattered remarks on Mexican copies, constitutional issues, Pittsburgh and Allegheny disputes, a condemned murderer, and oblique references to ex governors and Stalin era topics. Readable names include Pittsbune and Alleghany Wegtas with vague figures and events.
Galveston advertised as the fast railward destination with a Round Trip rate of 43.50 via The Colorado Southern. In local news, Victoriano Salas, a juror in the county district court, died by suicide on March 17, 1906, cutting his throat at Pierce's stable camp house before walking to the yard.
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