STERRA COUNTY AD Subscriptions and Rates
Subscriptions offered by STERA COUNTY AD noting rates and terms. W C Thompson listed as proprietor with December dates implied. Readers urged to subscribe and follow publication for rate details and schedule.
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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1913
Page
3
Subscriptions offered by STERA COUNTY AD noting rates and terms. W C Thompson listed as proprietor with December dates implied. Readers urged to subscribe and follow publication for rate details and schedule.
Losal News reports John Sears back from Paso last Friday and Paul Given returning to the A. M. College Monday. Various residents including Mr Tipton from a river ranch and Chas Gage moving lumber for a new house are noted. ore finds in McKinley mines, 1700 cattle shipped, a six pound baby born to Mr and Mrs Ed Dawson, and mysterious westward rumblings near Hillsboro conclude the item.
The article notes a Thanksgiving celebration with plentiful turkey and Moose order at Elephant Butte. Citizens meet regularly to improve conditions at the springs. Despite weather delays, building resumes and merchants expand stock as the town progresses. Mrs Case, who spent Thanksgiving in El Paso, returns home.
Mrs Gardiner and family guests return to Abilene as Mrs Pague runs an efficient meat market stand in town. Papago reports two new car purchases by Davidson and Bullard with routes planned. Nate Smith, wood contract worker, settled wages. education meeting in Albuquerque notes Mrs Martin’s teaching success. A December dance for the schoolhouse fund seeks support and a note questions Hillsboro paper regularity.
Mr and Mrs Harry James settled in and begun housekeeping. M W Mitchell visited his mother and discussed business after arriving on the 218th of November. Mud roads forced him to return to town by train after leaving Dingslag. Thanksgiving departure the next morning. Samora hauled ore from the Monument mine. Three men viewed the Treasury mine, took samples, and showed optimism for future activity. W M Armour and Edwin Schmidt work on Mail Line assessment for Mr Winram. Hazel Reilley spent Thanksgiving in Albuquerque then returned to resume school work.
Kingston reports families such as Mr. and Mrs. Reid and Mr. and Mrs. Anderson along with Mr. and Mrs. Bloodgood passing through toward the Mimbres. Several prospectors have arrived planning extensive prospecting. Real estate activity remains brisk as cold weather grips the area and ice tops the landscape.
A historical ad proclaims catarro as a constitutional disease needing internal treatment. Hall et al claim Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Obey & Co and Cheney & Co will cure with doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful, offering $100 reward if it fails. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Notice invites applications to graze cattle sheep oats and swine in the Gila National Forest for 1914. Applications must be filed in Tag Gitos mbinion City by February 1 1914. Fees and blank forms available on request. Signed Don P Johnston Supervisor. First publication December 5. Last publication January 2-14.
A fragment notes Ostarrb’s devastating toll exceeding other diseases combined, and mentions a recent change in the situation over past years, signaling shifts in public health concerns.
Wat BEE first class general run of lumber priced at 22 dollars. Second class lumber 14 dollars at the mill. Delivery available on request with an extra charge. Kingston New Mexico.
Extracts outline hunting seasons and limits for deer wild turkey quail doves and other species in New Mexico with dates season lengths possession limits and weight rules. It lists license fees for resident and non resident big game and bird licenses.
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