County Advocate Adverts Subscription Rates
The notice lists subscription rates for the ErereA County Advocate published by W. C. Thompson. It appears in the Friday August 8, 1913 issue.
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Ererea
Advocate
Sierra County Advocate in Hillsboro, New Mexico
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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1913
Page
3
Hillsboro Local Notes Mixed with Travel and Weather
Local items report many residents leaving for trips to Bisbee El Paso San Antonio and Alma. Repairs at the courthouse and schoolhouse proceed while road and highway plans promise a route through Hillsboro and better Animas access. A brisk electrical storm disrupted the bank telephones and mining lease notices highlight Lookout mine activity and high grade ore values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Herrick
Socorro
Kingston
Herrick
Jim Ross
Cutter
Natt
Win
Black Range
Charlie
Forest Service
Hillsboro
Sierra County Road Commission
Animas
Lake Valley
C. T. Frown
Soccorro
Geo. McKinney
Walt Hammel
Andy Head
Lookout Mine
Trujillo Creek
Col
Alveres-Rios
Christian Endeavor Society
Hirsch Johnston Announces Marriage to Florence Johnston
The Apvocates announce the marriage of Homer Caid Hirsch to Florence May Johnston on August 4. They will reside at Clifton Arizona after September first where Hirsch works for the Arizona Copper Company. Summers Burkhart named United States district attorney, succeeding Stephen B. Davie of Las Vegas. Ambassador Wilson resignation accepted effective October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Caid Hirsch
Jefferson Hrach
Florence May Johnston
T. A. Moore
Duncan
Arizona
ApvocaTe
Summers Burkhart
Albuquerque
United States
Wilson
Luepkin
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Octaviano Salcedo
Derry
N.M. P. Meridian
Register & Receiver
United States Land Office
Felix Trujillo
Juan Chabes
New Mex
Ignes Vaca
Gonzalo Vaca
New Mexco
Polonia Miranda
Amare
Francisco Miranda
Fairview
Wweridian
Philip S. Kelley
Hillsboro
Newbieth
Apodaca
Gabriel Miranda
Hermosa
Gelso Lopez
Hall's Catarrh Cure Firm Oath Ad 1886 Toledo
Frank J. Cheney of F J Cheney & Co of Toledo swears the firm will pay $100 for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleason notes the oath on December 6 1886. The advertisement promotes internal use and blood mucous action and cites testimonials and retail sale in Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Cheney
F. J
Hall
Wanted to Buy Angora Stock Ad for buyers
Wanted to buy 600 Angora yearling does and 500 yearling Angora wethers. Must be old shearers. Three pounds and better. Address W D Barber Cutter N M and give prices. Ad.
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W. D
N. M
Kingston Gossip Signals Local Mining Moves and Travel
Robert Reay sells cattle to Meyers Bros of Hillsboro. C T Brown and other Socorro mining men inspect area mines. Herricks of Socorro vacation in Kingston while surveying mining claims. Slease and Fisher buy Reay residence and move it to North Percha. Tom Reid Sim Reid and the Armer sisters visit Kingston. Preston McNutt Kinney family enjoy days in Black Range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Reay
Meyers Bros
Hillsboro
C. T. Brown
Socorro
W. H. Herrick
Kingston
Mr. Herrick
Slease
Fisher
Mr. Reay
Percha Creek
North Percha
Tom
Sim Reid
Armer
Preston McNutt
Johnnie Kinney
Black Range
Time Allowed for Interviews in Hillsboro Business Scene
The passage lists varied interview rules among Hillsboro merchants including friendly calls and friendly cells. It references life insurance agents book agents and several proposals for favoritism and financial requests such as borrowing amounts from 5 to 100 dollars.
Wanted Good home with small salary offered
Wanted good home and small salary provided for a healthy sturdy old man able to do high chores around a very small placer. No goats or cattle. Three in family. Party qualifying for place treated as member of family. Apply by letter only with full particulars to H M. C. Co Advocate Advt Aug. 8.
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H M. C
Lumber Prices From Kennett Brothers at Kingston Mill
First class lumber runs at $22 a thousand and second class at $14. Lumber available by request with delivery extra. Kennett Brothers of Kingston New Mexico advertise this price list for mill customers.
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Kennett Bros
Kingston, N.M
New Mexico Game Law Extracts Take Effect June 14 1912
Public release lists hunting seasons and limits for deer turkey quail dove duck and others in New Mexico with specific dates and possession limits for each species. It also notes perpetual bans on killing certain big game and a phased prohibition on others until 1917 with license fees for residents.
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W. C. Thompson
Carabajal
Finch
Bisbee
Izona
Miss Watkins
el Paso
Kendall Ranch
E. McKeen
Seco Ranch
John Sears
Andrew Billings
P. P. McNutt
Metropolis
F A. Reed
Cooks
Edgar, Williams
W. M. Armer
Edith
San Antonio
Texas
Albird
San Andreas
Clyde
Will Kennett
Grover Bolander
Marelette Chatfield
Clarence Meyers
Opgeworth Ranch
al. Watkins
Placiers
Alma
Lawrence Richardson
Fort Bayard
Hattie Colson
F. W. Moffett
Andy Kelley
Black Canyon
Hilleborg
F.j.chenney &O
Tolado, O
All Draggiata
Hall’s Family
Jose Gonzales
Gunther
Hillsboro, N. M
E. A. Salem
Hillsboro, New Mexico
EL Paso Herald
Southwest
Gregtaet
Wna
Messin
Cali
Dacka
Snipes
Curlew
Ployer
Lisit
Hook and Inn
General Merchandise
Sierra County
Keller, Miller & Co
Lake Valley and
Glorieta Beer
Southwestern Brewery & Ice Company
Albuquerque, N. M
Wa Wee Union
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