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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 25, 1916

Page

4

Charles Onselet Refers to Paris Dockside Birds

A Paris resident Charles Onselet recalls the Quai Vol ire description with a sharp sneer toward country sentiment. He states the place is where the birds are raw, signaling biting metropolitan contrast.

Charle Charles Onselet Quai Volire Paria

Umbrella Stand Sponge And Patent Leather Care

A sponge in a porcelain umbrella stand prevents tipping and preserves the jar’s bottom. A carriage sponge cushions the bottom and is inexpensive. Patented leather care advises wiping shoes with softened olive oil on a small tin, extending life. A satirical line about femininity and trees ends the excerpt from Our Dumb Animals.

Maiden Declares Intentions in Family Conversation

A mother questions Laura about a suitor named Whom she allows to call her so often. The maiden calmly responds that she knows her own intentions and does not heed the mother's concern.

Laura

Postseason profits vs professor pay and public morals debate

A string of odd clippings reports disparate items from a New York sentence for assault to a professor’s pay comparison. It notes a horse found asleep beside cider apples, an English sailor recounting a Dabboona capture, and rural pride quotes about keeping commerce local.

John Wanamaker John Connecticut New York

Synopsis of the Game Law 1915

The act defines game fish including small and large mouthed bass and speckled trout crappie and ring perch. Deer with horns near thirty fifth parallel have season dates from October to November with separate north and south ranges. Tassel Eared Gray Squirrels run June to November and Wild Turkey is listed as big game with seasonal dates around November and December split by the thirty fifth parallel.

Open Seasons and Game Licensing Details in State Statutes

The text outlines open seasons for trout large and smallmouth bass crappie and ringneck quail with bag limits and possession rules. It notes hunting and fishing licenses required for residents and non residents with varying fees and authorities for issuing licenses by county clerks under the State Game and Fish Warden. It also lists specific license costs for resident and non resident categories including big game bird and fishing licenses.

Game and Fish Warden

Gare With Fire in the Mountains Fire Safety Rules

Public fire safety rules urge careful behavior to prevent forest fires. Rules include extinguishing matches, discarding ashes safely, keeping campsites small, not leaving fires unattended, avoiding building near trees, scraping away flammable debris, and not building bonfires.

Fire safety guidance for uncontained wildfires

The notice explains actions for an uncontrolled fire and advises reporting immediately to a U.S. Forest Ranger or State fire Warden. It emphasizes attempting to suppress if possible and to report without delay to the appropriate authorities.

U.S

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