SIERFA COUNTY Advocats Advertising Rates 1914
Proprietor W C Thompson lists subscription terms for one year six months and local write ups. Advertising rates include one inch per issue and per month with a high per-line charge for locals. The notice reflects early 20th century newspaper pricing and format with monetary amounts in cents.
Local improvements at Long warehouse and flood repair
The Long warehouse front has been improved with cement plaster and a new hay house 12530 feet added in the rear. Miller and Knight report extensive repairs to their store including floors and shelves after flood damage, plus a cement wall being built out front. A pair of bay horses is missing, offered rewards for return. A shooting near Ojo Caliente ends with McCracken killing Tafoya after a land fencing dispute.
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Miller& Knight
Keller, Miller & Co
Ojo Caliente
Justice of the Peace Harry Hall Involved in Socorro County Killing
The report notes the individual surrendered to justice of the peace Harry Hall after a fatal incident that occurred in Socorro county. Police details are sparse, with officials confirming the location and the fatal nature of the event. Further updates are pending.
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Justice of the Peace
Harry Hall
Socorro County
Rebeckah Lodge Installs Officers After Meeting
At a regular meeting of Prin est Rebeckah Lodge No. 81 on August 18 officers were elected and installed including Agnes J. Sheppard as Noble Grand Leora Vergaason Vice Grand and Mery E. Williams as Secretary One new member took the degree followed by a lunch in the lodge hall.
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Prinest Rebeckah Lodge No
Agnes J. Sheppard
Noble Grand
Leora Vergaason
Mery E. Williams
Edna R. Meyers
Eula B. Richardson
Ceculia Anderson
Mary B. Burke
Ella Latham
R. S
N. G
Mary Armer
L. G
Dorothy Mackey
I. G
Sidney Barnes
O. G
Martha Reay
R.S
V. G
Mary Sherman
V.G
Mabel Ringer
PLN
W. Weat
DD. GM
W.d. Fergusson
D. G. Marahal
B. A. Salen
D. G
Club Foot Bear Captured Near Upper Gila Country
The famed Club Foot, the largest bear north of the city, was captured by government trapper Walt Hotchkiss after a long chase through Hell Canyon and Turkey Creek. The 250 pound hide measured 13 feet 7 inches from tail to nose and carried six bullet holes. A $400 government bounty plus cattlemen’s purses funded the capture reported by the Silver City Enterprise.
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Gila
Gils
Clab-foot
Walt Hotchkiss
Mr. Hotchkins
Hell Canyon
Turkey Creek
Pinos Altos
Silver City
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement offer
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars for a catarrh cure from Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. It states Cheney is trusted by the National Bank of Commerce in Toledo and claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials are free, price is 75 cents per bottle, with Hall's Family Pills for constipation also advertised.
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Hall
F. J. Chenty & Co
Toledo
FP. J. Cheney
National Bank of Commence
All Europe at War Banner War Threats
All Europe at War reports the world’s great powers in deadly conflict with Britain facing a vast challenge. The article warns the map of Europe could change within months as nations mobilize, clash, and seek decisive victories amid a global crisis.
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Europe
Britain
Special European War Offer In The El Paso Herald
The El Paso Herald advertises a special international war coverage offer. Subscriptions include three months of the Herald and a year of The Reon to's Popular Monthly for 21.80.
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el Paso Herald
Reonto
Paso Herald
Paso
Tex
Prairie fire precautions urged for state land leases
Notige warns lessees to take extreme fire precautions this fall and winter due to unusually heavy grass growth. Fire guards should be plowed, grass burned between guards, and grass in road centers burned to reduce fire risk and create fire barriers.
Election Proclamation for Palomas Springs Liquor Referendum
The Sierra County Board of County Commissioners calls a special election for August 14, 1914, in Palomas Springs district to decide if the sale of intoxicating liquors shall be prohibited. Polling at the John W. Marshall estate house with Herminio Aragon, S. P. Johnson, and J. D. Alle sop as election judges. clerks Amado Gonzales and Otto Goetz. Returns to be canvassed August 29, 1914.
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Couny
Sierra County
New Mexico
Saic
Board of County Commissioners
Hillsboro
A. D
Ppaysine
Kiven
John W. Marshall
Palomas Springs
Herminio M. Aragon
P. Johnson
J. D. Allesop
Amado Gonzales
Otto Goetz
State of New Mexico
Wikrtoria
County of
Sierra
State of
F. M. Bosorguayz
Neat Sullivan
Jose L. Montoya
Harry J Owen Domiciled in Loe Lunas New Mexico
Attorney at law Harry J Owen is now domiciled in Loe Lunas New Mexico residing at 7 30 Ady The notice confirms his change of domicile within the state legal records.
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Harry J. Owen
Loe Lunas
N. M
Ady
Dairymen urged to learn butter making at home Ad
Farmers urged to learn butter making, claim three pounds from one pound with no special equipment. Address given to Joseph P. Jequel at 723 Main St East San Vegas, New Wine. May 22 insertion.
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Joseph P.jequel
East San Vegas
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Sierfa County
W. C. Thompson
Miller and Knight
Ford Automobilea
Re H. Winston & Ob
Bair
Sierra Bounty
John Roach
Kingston
Ronch
Thoreday
Ed. Tafoya
Tafoya
McCracken
McGracken
McSrakeen
McCraken
Tefoya
Alota
McCranken
Tareare
Qracken
Rebeckah Lodge
Club Foot
Andrew Kenny
General Merchandise
Lake Valley and
Hillsboro, New Mexico
W. L
Douglas Shoes
Hanan & Sonn's
Styleplus
Hart Schaffner and Marx
John B. Stetson
Simon Stern
Albuquerque
P. O
Spageltt
Burdives
Hubbard Suash
Peesh Fruits
Spot Cash Grocery
W. Gold Ave
Albuquerque, N. MM