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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1915
Page
4
A Baltimore newlywed, ignorant of housekeeping, panics at the ashman’s cry As he appears at her door she defiantly answers No I do not care for any today Lippincott's.
A memorial to the Swiss government urges stopping new concessions for Alpine railways to preserve scenery. Public sentiment grows that railways mar vistas, though many visitors enjoy the ease of travel. Traditional climbers prefer foot routes, while some choose districts without rail lines. The Queen.
Dramatic quip interrupts a reading by Professor Anderdon as the Houston Browning Club nears a pause. A passerby entry of Child of the House prompts a sudden adjournment to the wine cellar in a moment of comic disruption.
Farmer Corny Jossel defends investing outside the hometown saying locals are smart enough to not miss real bargains. He asserts strong local pride and belief in township residents.
A garbled passage notes a request to pronounce a name and a remark about an aerial cruiser for 300 passengers. It mentions uncertain guarantees on range. The text comments on Frenchmen's clothes and Indianapol is college professor remarks about professors, in a loosely connected, unclear report.
Synopsis outlines open seasons for gamefish bass trout crappie ring perch and big game deer tassel eared gray squirrels and wild turkey. North of the 35th parallel seasons run Oct 16 to Nov 5 for deer and June 1 to Nov 30 for squirrels. South of 35th parallel deer run Oct 25 to Nov 25 and turkey runs Oct 25 to Nov end of season.
The document outlines bag limits for quail doves trout and bass with season dates and possession caps. It details license requirements by resident status including costs for big game bird and general licenses and nonresident options. It also warns that possessing traps or weapons in open fields without a license constitutes prima facie evidence of violation and urges reporting fires to authorities.
Do not build a camp fire larger than needed and always extinguish it with water or earth. Do not place a fire near trees or logs. Build only a small fire on bare ground cleared of needles leaves or grass from all sides. Do not build bon fires.
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