25 Dec 1914
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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1914
Page
1
In Hillsboro Deming the Qtterwyot laws office sits at the first door west of the church on Main Street. The notice outlines the office location and access details for residents seeking services.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law in Albuquerque lists services for mining properties in New Mexico. Represents courts including Bernatti o Valencia and Sierra counties. Focuses on gold silver and copper mining ventures and property transactions in the region.
The Sietra County Advocate advertises its long track of publishing legal notices for thirty years and offers affordable reliable service for future publications. They emphasize accurate handling of notices and timely production for local authorities and residents.
A man pleads after being refused a prom date. She cites a factor he cannot change, even with a wig to hide baldness, as the reason love cannot continue. He presses for clarity while she hints at unalterable difference involving his cats and nerves.
A historical note outlines Congress tax measures raising about 105 million dollars to offset import losses from European disturbances. Beer leads with around 50 million, plus stamp taxes on negotiable instruments and taxes on capital stock, tobacco, perfumes, theater tickets, and luxuries. The piece lauds the dollar as war’s backbone, praising industries and the citizenry’s support, and lists luxury categories contributing to revenue. It also cites a Chicago Inter Ocean report on U.S. population, money in circulation, savings, commerce growth, education, press, deposits, farms, manufacturing, railroads, and freight, highlighting dramatic economic progress since 1850.
A man criticized a judge by saying "Oh please do away with that book" as the conviction record was shown, marking his sixth court appearance in a row.
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