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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1916
Page
4
A police officer described the suspect as the meanest crook seen, noting he ran a protected network for a gang. The officer alleged the man induced others to rig an ironclad protection scheme and siphon savings from a bank racketeering operation.
Mr. Comrox expresses mild personal objection to a match while noting his daughter’s accustomed luxury. The suitor insists he can live modestly alongside indulgence, promising to enjoy luxuries without demanding sacrifices.
A brief verse notes a father who scowls at drivers and steers a horse with a fuss deflecting all road users until he switches to an automobile, where his temper shifts and he glares at horses that cross his path. He laments the change as a comic contrast.
Farmer Corn tossel proclaims strong local pride as he explains why he keeps funds invested in the township. He asserts residents are savvy and unlikely to miss genuine bargains, underscoring community confidence and frugal wit.
The piece notes statisticians show rising divorce tendencies yet 12 of every 100 marriages end in divorce within 20 years, while 88 couples stay together. It argues the data do not prove marriage a failure, offering a corrective perspective on the outlook for lasting unions.
A jumble of notes and jests on genealogy, nobility, and social quirks. A York man eats a live mouse, a Chicago beard tale, a golf misnomer, and quips about Mrs Wiley and 54 language phrases reflect era satire and newspaper miscellany.
The act defines game including all bass, speckled trout, crappie and ring perch. Deer with horns have season limits north and south of the 35th parallel. Tassel-Eared Gray Squirrels run June 1 to November 30. Wild Turkey season spans early autumn near the parallels with dates ranging from October to November.
The text lists open seasons for various game and fish, including quail, trout, bass, crappie and perch, with dates and bag limits. It also defines license requirements and fees for residents and nonresidents, specifying hunting and fishing licenses and authority of county clerks and state wardens.
Forest Service urges strict fire safety with six rules to cut annual losses. Kill matches completely, extinguish cigarette stubs, keep camp fires small and attended, avoid placing fires near trees, and clear surrounding flammables. Follow guidelines to minimize forest fires.
The guidance advises that winds can whip up fires at any time. If you discover a fire you should attempt to extinguish it if possible, and if not you must report it immediately to the nearest U.S. Forest Ranger or State fire Warden.
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