prickly pear as a forage and political forecast
An Oklahoma rancher praises prickly pear as valuable forage during drought while settlers burn the nettles to expand grazing. The piece then shifts to a political analysis of the Socialist vote in 1900 and 1902, predicting Socialism’s rise and 1904 impact, with references to Debs and populist movements. It closes with an advertisement for Globe-Democrat stomach and liver tablets and local distributors.
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Plains
Ike' Pryor
Oklahoma
San Antonio
Texas
Pryor
Eugene V. Debs
L Ist
Debs
Congress
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Indiana
Minnesota
California
Chicago
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Toledo
Evansville
Covington
Minneapolis
St Paul
Socialis
Weaver
Globe-Democrat
PENSIONS For Survivors of Indian Wars Extended
The act of July 27 1892 extends pensions to survivors and widows who served in the Indian wars. Regions include Cayuse 1847 1848 Texas and New Mexico 1849 1856 California 1851 1852 Utah 1850 1853 Oregon and Washington 1851 1856. Write me for blanks and full instructions.
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Cayuse
Texas
New Mexico
California
Utah
Oregon
Washington
Imagination and Happiness in a Thoughtful Note
A reflective musing contrasts imagination with reason as the key to human happiness and misery. It asserts happiness hinges on the ability to forget, hinting at a personal reminiscence or aphoristic style. The fragment mentions Candies nuts oranges at Kataenstein's as a vivid, possibly nostalgic detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manrom
Ten Weeks For Ten Cents Offer in The Public
An old advertise about mailing The Public magazine for ten cents, praising its weekly content, cartoons, book notices, and general interest. It notes editor Louis F. Post and invites ten-week trials via ten cents.
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Louis F. Post
Asleep Amid Flames Bravely Roused Inhabitants
A blaze raged a residence as firemen forced entry and carried sleeping residents to safety. The incident underscores dangers of neglect and illness, with a promotional note urging King's New Discovery as a remedy for throat chest and lung troubles. Trial bottles offered.
Public sale to satisfy writ of execution in Socorro County
Notice from Socorro County NM sheriff Hlesf Blackington that under a 1902 writ of execution against Graphic Carbonate Mining Co. goods at the Graphic smelter tramroad and mines will be sold December 23 1962 for cash. The sale follows a court judgment for $12,851.82 plus costs and interest. Also notices a divorce suit against Tilmon Jones by Latitia E Jones and a public land proof filing for José Chavez y Silva in Mogollon NM with witnesses listed.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Territory of
New Mexico
Graphic Carbonate Mining Company
Geo. W
Graphic Carbonate Mining Comny
Graphic Elter
Kelly
Socorro County
A. D
Socorro
N. M
Blackington
Tilmon Jones
County of
Territory of New Mexico
Latitia BE. Jones
James G. Frrell
John EB. Griffith
Lag Cruces
Seitler
C. H. Kirktrick
U.S
Mogollon
José Chavez Y Silva
Filomeno Olivarri
Patrocing Romero
Mariano Olivarri
Manuel Barreras
Frisco
N. M. Nichlas Galle
Stepped Against a Hot Stove Burned Child Healed by Balm
Mrs George T Benson of Kellar Virginia treated her child after a Saturday bath mishap by applying Chamberlain Pain Balm. The child calmed within half an hour and was fully recovered within two days. Balm is sold by A. E. Howell Socorro and W. M. Borrowdale Magdalena.
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Geo. T. Benson
Estray Notice for horses in Socorro County New Mexico 1902
Irwin Wallace sworn as agent for W. K. Morley reports taking up a bay horse about eight years old eight hands high saddled and harnessed branded MC on both thighs a bay stallion three years old unbroken branded on left shoulder and a sorrel mare four feet tall with white face branded BJ on left hip all unclaimed owner may reclaim by proving title and paying costs notice posted October 4 1902 near court house and nearby rooming and lodging ads included for furnished rooms and light housekeeping in Asnop New Mexico
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Territory of
New Mexico
Socorra
Irwin Wallace
W. K. Morley
Owener
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Swisher
University of New
York City
C. G. Duncan
California Street
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R. E. P. Blinn
Bucurco
J Kornitzer, J
L. B. Kittrell
Dewkis J
Abvuta Block
San Marcial
Harvey House
M. Dougherty
Attorney AT Law
James G. Fitch
Terry Block
Blieco Baca
Reeman & Cameron
Attorneys AT Law
Carsbad, New Mexico
W FE. Kelley
W. B. Childers
Albuquerque
H. Chambon
socoRho
Ogden Assay CO
Arapaioe St
Denver
Colo
Burlingame & CO
Colorado
Malice
Lawrence St
Beaver
Trape
Marie Deane
Iene
Aico
Scientific American
Sulton
Dr. Fig
Great Southwest
Oklahoman
Earth
Ware
Chamberlain
A. E. Howell
Kataenstein's
A. T. Headley
Tilden
Ind
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W. M. Borrowdale
Magdalena
Satan
Tumon
S. S
PME Swift
Atlanta
Doctor J. Kornitzer
J. Kornitzer
Socoroa County
Latitia F. Jones
Keeleves Sree
R. Money
Tawin Wallace
J.C. Biins
Asnap
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A. Winkler
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Kansas
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Georgia
Florida
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Memphis
Cpoo
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Gartage Coal Mining CO
M. L. Hilton & Givane Luera
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C.T. Broken
A. H. Hilton
Gener
First Clans
Patsoulie Howe Industry
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