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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1915
Page
4
A collage of odd anecdotes and scattered facts from a historic paper. Notes include a 25 year wedding cake story, a couple renewing for silver, a Chicago judge quipping about wives, an aviator claim, a New York hotel air quality remark, and a Wright airplane tease. Various bits touch on manners, tastes, and curiosities of the era.
A Georgia philosopher urges stepping into sunlight to see happiness approaching, inviting broad joy and dance for the world to share. The message reflects a stance on optimism and communal celebration rooted in a civic context.
A woman, grateful for Sentendo, expresses thanks and a blessing to the judge. She is sentenced to ten months hard labor.
The law defines gamefish including bass speckled trout crappie and ring perch and sets open seasons across regions north and south of the thirty fifth parallel. Deer with horns may be hunted with a carcass accompanying limit one. gray squirrels from June 1 to November 30. wild turkey seasons vary by region with dates ranging from November into December.
The document outlines hunting and fishing seasons, bag limits, and license fees. It specifies limits for quail, doves, trout, bass, crappie, and ring perch, with seasons from October 25 to December 21 and August 16 to September 26, plus June 1 to November 25 for trout and other fish. It also lists license costs for residents and non-residents, and requires carrying a hunting license to hunt or fish, with enforcement statements and guidance to report fires to authorities.
Public notices urge strict fire safety rules to prevent forest fires. Readily usable tips stress extinguishing matches and cigarette stubs, keeping campsites small, clearing surrounding debris, never leaving fires unattended, and avoiding fires near trees or logs.
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