As the Twig Is Bent. Hills-What line does your son take to
The judge questions the Mills on how a son should handle debts contracted by his father. The exchange centers on responsibility and repayment lines as the case unfolds in court.
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Newspaper
Lovington Leader
Location
Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1915
Page
4
The judge questions the Mills on how a son should handle debts contracted by his father. The exchange centers on responsibility and repayment lines as the case unfolds in court.
Dialogue exchanges recount a tense hunt with a single shot heard in the bushes. The Hunter explains he fired after hearing a crack and mistaking the other for the quarry, prompting a startled clarification about mistaken identity.
A terse dialogue reveals a mother questioning if her daughter can live on the man’s salary and the man’s employer responds with defiant candor noting that other women have managed.
A New York man visiting Reno tries sagehen at a local restaurant after detaching a dollar from a protesting friend. The waiter identifies the dish as a desert native bird and the man declares he wants nothing with wings that stays in Nevada, leaving hungrier and unmoved by the desert fare.
A roundup of events in Albuquerque and across New Mexico includes the Alianza Hispano Americana convention, new high school plans, Liberty Bell observations in Deming, large sheep shipments from Gallup, bank deposits rising in Albuquerque, scarlet fever closures, and a Woodmen camp established in Albuquerque. Reports cover mining, stockmen meetings, a barbershop cutthroat incident in Metcalf, eastern capital interest in Mimbres valley, and various state projects from road building to highway cooperation, plus legal actions and notable deaths.
Canada's 1915 Western wheat crop yields exceed 25 bushels per acre across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. Railways report rising earnings and record shipments as grain traffic climbs, with CPR handling 2000 cars daily and New York port exports nearing earlier American levels.
In a terse chat, a speaker admits familiarity with nautical terms once learned before joining a church. The other person notes they have not used such terms since their religious affiliation. The exchange hints at a shift in interests or identity after a change in life.
An ad touts Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a tonic to regulate liver bowels and stomach Ady and suggests a pickpocket prowls for opportunities to steal, framing a cautionary note about crime alongside health product messaging.
A jury in Chavez county finds Juan Rodriguez guilty of murder in the first degree for killing Marion Cartwright who came to aid his daughter during an attack. The verdict makes hanging the only possible penalty. Rodriguez escaped capture for two days after his indictment. He was eventually caught by John Cartwright and George Williams.
Santa Fe Magazine item details planned spending by division across New Mexico and nearby. Albuquerque division covers bridge protection land purchase for new mechanical facilities, dining room addition, track and facility costs. other divisions include Pose and Pecos with rail upgrades and fuel oil plant conversion. El Paso spur track and smelting firm projects appear in Grande division.
Santa Fe reports zinc production likely to exceed one million dollars this year. The total recoverable zinc in crude ore and concentrates shipped from New Mexico last year amounted to 4 003 i 2 pounds valued at 8.57 dollars per hundredweight. The ore’s marketable metal value in 1914 lagged silver by 44 594 dollars and gold by 255 125 dollars.
H M Mathews of Estancia is described as the valley's largest bean grower. He raised 204160 pounds of beans on 150 acres, with two sons helping while Moriarty officials estimate Torrance County will receive about 75000 in outside cash this year.
On HHO Bursum's plea the State Tax Commission allowed Socorro county to levy 9.17 mills instead of 7.705 to raise about $19,000 for the Mongolian road project.
Rupert ko Asplund dus up the program for the first annual gathering held at the First Presbyterian Church in Santa Fe Del Sto Su USSG Gov ELG Ross gave the opening address and Chief Justice HR Wo Long spoke on The Need of the Hour. The association plans to celebrate its thirtieth anniversary next year.
Jed L. Jones, a Santa Fe railroad employee, was struck over the head with a pick handle by J. B. Clevenger, a Santa Fe locomotive engineer, and is in serious condition with a fractured skull and brain concussion.
Santa Fe District Judge EF Ab bott denied a writ of habeas corpus to Frank Clapp and H E Herbert, the two young men held here on the charge of obtaining magazine subscriptions under false pretenses.
State Engineer James A French, after recovering from illness, authorizes a $42,000 expenditure to improve the Lordsburg Tyrone Silver City segment of the Overland road. The project moves forward as planned with state support.
The municipal Christmas tree for Santa Fe would be placed on the Capitol grounds this year if the Capitol Custodian Board grants approval.
Supervisor Zacha reports to the district forest office that some mountain sheep remain in the Big Hatchet mountains along the Mexican border in Grant county.
Gallup business men and property owners report completion of the $5,500 needed to secure land for the Santa Fe railroad project and its proposed $500,000 improvements.
A burlesque venue last night featured a new patriotic song described as a knockout. An outside crowd also debated patriotism, with strong remarks noted amid the scene.
Plant based soap and ointment promote clear scalp free of dandruff and itching. Sample offers by mail from Cuticura, Dept XY, Boston. Sold everywhere. Advy.
A mother notes Charlie’s poor reports and a teacher’s possible misunderstanding. The father agrees, adding concern over lack of visible injuries, implying deeper issues behind academic troubles without explicit details.
An advertisement extols Laxative Bromo Quinine as a safer quinine form that doesn’t cause head effects. It urges asking for the full name Laxative Bromo Quivine and features a signature line attributed to E. W. Grove.
A reprint notes Castoria as a safe infant remedy with the signature CLE. The excerpt recalls Luther Pettifer lying in a parlor coffin and a farmer remarking it was odd his wife let him rest there, as an old joke from the Kansas City Star.
Advice urges maintaining a bright, youthful eye appearance to counter aging signs. Emphasizes eye care post-movie use and warns against revealing age through looks. Suggests routines to preserve a fresh, young look.
A brief exchange hints at frayed relations between Smith You and Short over money. Brown denies a debt, noting only a desire for repayment. The ad fragment promotes Red Cross Page Blue laundry products as a marketing aside.
In light humor a wife’s grouch and a man’s lay up provoke playful chatter. A caller notes occasional successful early rises without gathering many worms, framing a domestic vignette of small setbacks and bright moments.
Describes how weak kidneys fail to detoxify blood leading to dull mood aches and pains heaviness drowsiness irritability headaches and various bladder and back problems. Notes uric acid can form stones and affect muscles joints causing lumbago gout or sciatica. Recommends Dr. Pierce Invalids' Hotel Buffalo NY and the Anuric trial package.
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