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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1917
Page
4
The piece argues that political gossip and partisan interpreters distort public discourse. It urges removing these middlemen to restore reason in industry matters and encourage direct dialogue between business leaders and the people for wiser governance.
A garbled passage from the Chicago World section discusses a mix of names and tales, mentioning a booton era and a duchess, with references to mining and milk trades. The text is fragmentary and reads like a stream of unrelated phrases.
An exchange shows a poet describing lifelong immersion in a poem and feeling drained after finishing. A sporting editor replies he shared the same fatigue after reading it, underscoring mutual exhaustion and empathy.
A fragment from Carlyle notes how a person with partial will moves aimlessly on easy paths while a fully committed mind forges ahead on rough roads and will reach a goal if a window of chance exists.
A garbled court dialogue questions why the defendant hesitated to answer. The judge asks why the defendant did not go to a neststanes of the defendant and the reply misstates the intent, reflecting unclear proceedings and transcription errors.
A Gelemist argues speed mania has turned many motorists into nervous wrecks. He urges New York Herald readers to seek a diagnosis of the man who must dodge danger on the road and confront anxiety while driving.
In a clipped Baltimore Sun style, Charcoal Eph muses on energy woes while noting his friend Rastua has married a widow with five daughters. Mintel offers olives as a suggested remedy in a humorous, phonetic city note.
Synopsis details the act in effect March 18 1915 defining game fish including bass trout and pike and specifies seasons and species under Notre Sec 6. The fragment notes small and large mouthed bass speckled trout and other varieties with season constraints.
The notice lists hunting seasons by species and region, including deer, squirrels, wild turkey, quail, crested race, and fish. It sets open dates, possession limits, and license prices for residents and nonresidents, with reminders about required hunting licenses and enforcement.
The Forest Service presents six simple rules to be obeyed by the public to minimize the annual damage from forest fires. Emphasizes strict adherence by all, describing a collective effort to protect woods and resources.
The text lists steps to prevent wildfires such as snuffing out matches and cigarette stubs, avoiding campfires larger than necessary, never leaving fires unattended, keeping fires away from trees, clearing grass around fires, and reporting fires to a U S Forest Ranger or State Fire Warden immediately if control is lost.
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