Sierra County Advocate Highlights War News and Local Jobs
The Sierra County Advocate reports Japanese warships seizing Turtle Bay and mining the harbor as U S. dispatches note mobilization. It lists indictments by the U S. grand jury in Mesilla Valley, plus local officials named including Elfego Baca. Also updates on the Empire Kind Co dam near Pinos Altos and mill work at the Cleveland mines with a large flood-control reservoir planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Kind Co
Cleveland Mines
Pinos Altons
Hillsboro visitors and local development notes
Kingston reports Pichardene from Hillsboro visiting friends in Kingston as Mrs. Mereddio Kinney and baby also visit. Georgia Taosten from Hillsboro seen early week. Charles Anderson builds a flume from Middle Perchs Creek to irrigate land at the T X ranch. T W Weil of San Francisco and A Ermert survey local mines for potential development. Moffett visited Hillsboro early week.
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Perchs
T — X Ranch
T.W. Weil
San Franersco
A. Ermert
Keil Reelected Lake Valley School Trustee
Ww. P. Keil was reelected to the Lake Valley school board as an instrumentality trustee. The report notes Keil's continued service and voter support in the local district.
Long-serving school board member noted in local records
The fragment recounts a veteran school board member named Haw serving for thirty years and remarks on long tenure for school officers. It also mentions various local people, towns and activities including embroidery club, social visits, and notes on regional figures and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Keil
We Should Prepare For The Coming World War
The article contemplates global conflict after Europe’s war ends noting penalties to be paid and the role of science in warfare. It discusses various powers including Turley Turk forces Gurkhas Rajahs Tsela and Japan’s possible stance toward China as part of a prelude to a future world war.
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Europe
Adeiar Senthete
Husband Rescues Despairing Wife After Four Years
In Catron Kentucky Mrs. Bullock writes of severe womanly troubles lasting four years. After doctors offered limited relief she grew weak and bedridden until her husband bought Caniai for her. From the first dose she regained strength and can walk two miles and do work again. The note urges readers to consult their druggist about Caniai.
Quotations on Duty and Temptation by Ralph Waldo Emerson
The fragment expresses a meditation on personal discipline and unity with a trusted companion. It contemplates authority over one’s impulses and the risk of straying into improper relations, urging consistency between intention and action.
All Europe at War Amid Global Conflict
World war news dominates readings as major powers clash across Europe. Reports hint at heavy troop movements and escalating battles in the east while civilians endure shortages and fear of further mobilization.
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Sierra County Advocate
G. Thompson
Sierra County
Hillabore
New Mexico
Turtle Bay
Wilee
San Diego
Wiliforni
Asama
U. S
Santalo
Sulavar
Jeil Me
Wen
Trinidad C.de Baca
M. A. Vigil
Chas. Armijo
Monico Arondi
Porfilio Savedria
Elfego Baca
Baca
Elfego
el Paso
Silver City Enterprise
Kingston
Pichardene
Hillsboro
King
Mr. and Mereddio Kinney
Baby
Mrs. H
Brown
Georgia Taosten
Charles Anderson
Moffett
Lake Valley
Haw
Bresty
Coronado Ontire Company
Heisinger
Kinney
Tierra Blanes
Morgan
D. M. Nann
May
Archie Latham
Ie Normet Behout
Silver City
D. M. Miller
Hills
Oro
Aince
Testradeon
Barry Benson
A.M. Gillespie
Goeulvin
Bernard
Veeterany, Miller & Knight
Doran
Ebmely
Col. W
Hopewell
Hermosa Tuvedas
Railroad
Mike Moffett
Harbert
John
Brochu
Ben Kincey
Toeaday
Placiere
Mere
SC. Latham
Deming
Mons
Scott
Lompey
Tsela
Terior
Saladin
Japan
China
Ubie
Mnet
Stage & Express
Ww . Mmisteeenr
Propritecr
Catron, Ky
Bete Bictioch
Ment
Amin
Gaal
Gose
Rydre
Dom Gee
Guiety
Caniai
Ralph Waldo -Smers
Seteus Mater
Saares
Larope
Borman
Guy Va Samy
Albuquergg
Evering Herald
Merk Quiateasa
Fair IN Politics
Democratic &K Praes
THE
Evening Herald
Boland Ergaso
Hillsboro, New Mex
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