Local Ad Rates and Subscriptions in 1912 Notice
W C Thompson advertises subscription at 1.00 and advertising rates for one inch space per month and per year. Local notices charged 19 cents per line each insertion, local write ups 20 cents per line.
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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1912
Page
3
W C Thompson advertises subscription at 1.00 and advertising rates for one inch space per month and per year. Local notices charged 19 cents per line each insertion, local write ups 20 cents per line.
Local notes report Jim and Mrs Hiler visiting from the Pitchfork ranch and John McLaughlin expecting Mrs McLaughlin from Douglas Arizona next Monday. Arthur Case of the forest service traveled from Kingston while snow halted travel. he vacations this year. Mrs Wohlgemuth of Douglas writes that John Hearst died in San Jose Mexico on November 26 from Bright’s disease. Old timers recall Hearst with Frank Cox. Obra, WH, Curtis and Chas Clark arrived from a Seco ranch after a heavy snow of sixteen inches. Cartin plans to seek a new Arizona ranch location as snow settles. Chas Clark, discoverer of Silver pyre mings in Grant county, noted. Darwin Watford returns from Evanston Illinois after Northwestern University trip and recounts an arctic journey from Nutt Station to Lake Valley despite a blizzard. A Mexico skirmish near Adalena at four pm ends with Geronimo Sanebeg wounded. suspect arrested. The week’s storm ranks among the heaviest since November 1888, with snowfall rivaling past record levels.
Snow depth reaches four feet at the Domm place and over two feet nearby as goats resist losses while range cattle prosper. A wedding at the R C Church unites Gregorio Gallegos and Angelica Sereceres with a reception and grand ball at the Spanish American hall. A local reports doctoring with Cham berlain s Liniment for muscular rheumatism proves cheaper than hot springs.
Our Deming Headlight correspondent notes ore quality in the Hachita camp improving. Fitch and Davidson shipped a car last week netting over 20000 dollars. Robert Anderson ships a car daily with copper around 23 percent and four to ten ounces of silver. Sunset Copper Co employs about twenty men at the Od Bachita and Brown bow six on the Beasemer property.
Fragmented advertisement offers a one dollar reward for a catarri cure by Hass Catarrh Core and names CGUENEY Co. of Toledo Ohio, with unclear references to a bank and other entities. Also mentions cattle and a claimed free trial pill for constipation.
A country editor reflects on a saying that a man who asks a dollar never sues his wife. After reviewing subscription books, he concludes there are many good married women not receiving the attention they deserve.
Druggists nationwide commend Cham berlainta Qoned Remedy for coughs and colds. They note it is dependable and pleasant to take, with wide sale through All Dealers.
Last week Lake Valley was hit by a major snowstorm marking the start of winter. This week forecasters predict a break in the cold with partial sun and rising temperatures across the region.
The North German Lloyd Steamship Co will make Manila a port of call on its Bremen to Yokohama route, elevating Manila's status among world travelers who have yet to go beyond Hong Kong. The Cablenews American notes the move boosts Philippine business prospects and should improve transportation facilities, attracting more travelers and boosting advertising revenue.
A Sunday school message from Bishop Goodman tells children that ten million square miles of Africa lack any Sunday schools and prompts the class to respond in unison to "Go to Africa" as a charitable call to action.
A provocative line questions social reliance on dietary rules as scientists debate the role of dieting. The dialogue contrasts the impulse to discard diet norms with the worry over future knowledge and material needs in a terse, era-appropriate voice.
A damaged line claims tablets by All Deslera are excellent for a "bitous attack" with unclear spelling. The ad mentions trial use and references a place or vendor without full details.
A returned traveler recalls French officials enforcing discipline on visitors. An American slipped into a shallow pond and, dripping, faced a stern officer who demanded name and address. The guard declared bathing forbidden, refusing extenuating circumstances.
An old advertisement notes Chamberlains Tubets for ebros constipation described as a remedy with strong effect. It mentions sale through All Dealers.
Notice states all applications to graze cattle horses hogs sheep and goats for the season must be filed in Silver City New Mexico by February 1 1918. Details on grazing fees and blanks are available from Supervisor Don E Johnston with public notices beginning December 6.
Hunter trader and trapper Jerome Sedillo noted for lion and bear killings. Advertisement dated December 6 to 12. Local notice requests trade details and potential inquiry.
Publication lists hunting seasons and limits for deer turkey quail doves and waterfowl in New Mexico with season dates possession limits and weapon rules. It also notes a general license fee of 150 dollars for residents and 10 dollars for non residents and prohibits certain species year round with stated future prohibitions until 1917.
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