Quormy-of-LOWs Office Address Listing
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R.O
Matin Street
Sierra County Advocate in Hillsboro, New Mexico
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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1915
Page
1
Hillsboro Officials Schedule Regular Court Sessions
Hillsboro will attend all courts in Sierra County and the Third Judicial District. Meeting duties listed include B. Burnes as NG, T. H. Byrne, V G., EB. A. Salen as Secretary. Sessions are held on the second and fourth Fridays of each month, February 19 through 10.
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Sierra Cononty
B. Burnes
N. G
T. H. Byrne
V G
EB. A. Salen
Pri
New Mexico Court Proceedings Mention Mining Properties
In the Supreme Courts of New Mexico and Texas legal circles, attorneys appear for parties including Reon Armijo Bolty Corsed and others. The document references trials at Bernalillo Valencia and Sierra counties involving mining properties in New Mexico and related counsel.
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Reon Armijo
Railroad Ave. Prietica
Supreme Courts of
New Mexico
Texas
Alhuquerquer
Bernalillo
Valencia
Loverty
Sierra Counties
How to destroy moths with hot brick and vinegar
Instructions claim a hot brick placed in a closet with a tin or iron pan, poured vinegar, and a 24 hour closed door will kill moths eggs and larvae. The method relies on steam and heat to eradicate pests in the space.
Woman Accused of Damaging Marriage Promises
A young man testified to the magistrate that his wife, married a month, tore up the marriage certificate and wedding dress, pawned the ring, and assaulted him. She followed him to court, but he dodged her. The Clerk quipped that he took her for better or worse and got the worse.
Specialists Recommend Yawning for Health
Specialists say yawning aids health by expelling excess air from the lungs and strengthening breathing muscles in the chest and throat. They contend a certain amount of yawning is beneficial for well being.
Fear and Doughnuts Surprise a Child on the Lake
A mother asks her son if he was afraid to go down a lake at night. The boy replies he was a little afraid but reveals his fear: there wouldn't be any doughnuts. The exchange captures a humorous domestic moment from a family scene.
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Dar
Home of George Fox Preserved By Society Purchase
Swarthmoor Hall near Ulverston in Lancashire, once George Fox’s home, was bought for 6250 pounds by the English members of the Society of Friends. Fox’s writing desk brought 26 guineas in the same purchase.
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George Fox
Swarthmoor Hah
Tiverston
Lancashire
Eng
Society of Friends
Ulverston
When visiting Shakespeare's England eat England's Bacon
In Hart’s Court London a provision dealer flaunts a wry window sign claiming genuine English humor with the quip When visiting Shakespeare's England eat England's Bacon reflecting lighthearted national fare.
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Merry Advertiser
Hart's Court
London
England
A girl must have dolls and ribbons says Mack Cretcher
A newspaper item quotes Mack Cretcher saying girls require money and luxury toys for play, while boys can enjoy simple items like a toad grasshopper and angle worms. The remark highlights gendered expectations reflecting the era's attitudes in a concise streetcorner quote.
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Mack Cretcher
Sipran County Advocate Publishes Proof Notices Again
The Sipran County Advocate announces it will publish final proof notices, continuing a thirty year tradition. The paper emphasizes low cost and accurate work for readers seeking official notice publication.
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Sipran County Apvocate
He Belonged The Admiring Audience Requests Mozart Selection
An accomplished pianist played several selections in a hotel parlor when a listener urged Mozart's Twelfth Mass. Many echoed the request, notably a lady who explained her husband had belonged to that regiment.
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Everybody's Magazine
Veteran Quincy baker refreshes 25 year old wedding cake
A Quincy baker nearing retirement was asked to refresh a wedding cake that had stood 25 years. The cake had originally been baked by the same baker for a couple 26 years earlier for their wedding, now marking an silver anniversary.
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Quincy
Mass
Ailver
Perhaps a Tragic Comedy Satire on Narrow Alleys
A witty reflection frames the writer’s line about comedy and tragedy based on perspective. The note pivots to a humorous image of attempting to squeeze a large garbage can through a tight alley, highlighting stubborn obstacles and the absurdity of tactics.
Tired Feet Exercise Advice From a Specialist
A specialist advises relief for foot ache from long standing by rising onto the toes then rocking onto the heels several times. The guidance appears in Woman's Home Companion and emphasizes gentle ankle motion to ease tired feet.
Man’s Eating Taste Revealed in Odd Consumer Tale
A quirky observation notes three types of eaters each seeking different dining experiences. One prefers rough handling, another solitude, and a third diversion for the mind, yet all require a satisfying meal aligned to individual taste.
Young Widow and Jack Tale Reflects Boston Transcript Style
A brief, cheeky exchange from the Boston Transcript shows a widow asking about Jack and a friend replying that she told him the other woman was pursuing him. The snippet captures light social gossip tone and era remarks.
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Jack
Boston Transcript
Daily Thought on Good Breeding and Social Degrees
A brief quotation discusses a principal point of good breeding: aligning behavior to the three social ranks. It emphasizes adapting conduct to superiors, equals, and those below, reflecting a Swiftian view on manners and social order.
Difference Between Caprice and Lifelong Passion
A brief aphorism from The Tattler contrasts caprice with lifelong passion, noting the caprice lasts a bit longer as a pointed reflection on motivation and persistence.
Producing Optimism From The Dilla-New York Press
An optimistic reflection on remedies for peasinism citing the Dilla New York Press as a source of supportive financial or moral aid. The brief hints at practical guidance and a positive outlook for readers seeking relief.
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New York Press
Old Mount Lassen eruption taints air and stirs rivers of speculation
The column describes Mount Lassen’s growing eruptions and smoke, with quips about an earthquake forecast and San Francisco's exposition. It recalls Lassen as a mighty, enduring landmark now restless, troubled by flux issues in its volcanic activity and the challenge of balancing silica iron moisture carbon and ash.
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Cassanda
United States
Mount Lassen
San Francisco
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