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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1914
Page
2
The Sierra County Advocate dated Friday January 2 1914 announces its publication details with proprietor W C Thompson and notes transmission through the US mails. The notice emphasizes focus on Sierra County New Mexico and the territory interests.
The column reports arrivals and visits from families like Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery of Dupera Arizona visiting Mrs Montgomery's parents, and lists Christmas events, dances, and local social gatherings. It notes travels, round trips, and friendly exchanges among residents and visitors in the Dewnpaper community.
The fragment lists travel and family news with names and places including Arizona Vermont Mr. Morgan four government draughtsman position Laura Comer hume Dr. and Mrs. Bente N.S. Finth and son Frank Salt Lake Magdalena New Mea pees by stage to Magdalena then by roil to visit relatives. Aunt Joe Avie moves into the Palten house Fannie Moffitte ill with asthma.
C H Meyers traveled to El Paso Monde with Frances Ringer returning home from Las Cruces. Dina arrived from Chicago earlier in the week. The New Year dance drew a good crowd despite a rainy, bad night and wet roads.
The notice states that all persons farming the land adversely may file objections to the subdivision or section with the United States Land Office Reveler at Las Cruces New Mexico to establish their mineral interests. First date December 42. Jose Gonzales, Register.
Notice to file grazing permit applications for cattle horses sheep goats and swine within the Gila National Forest in 1914. Applications must be filed in Silver City New Mexico by February 1 1914. Forms and fee details available on request. Don Johnston Supervisor. First publication December 5 last publication January 2 14.
MARTIN MIRANDA of trognom New Mexico filed Homestead Claim No. 628 dated 1 August 1910 for Section 11 and related lands. The filing seeks to establish a claim with claims examiner Philip S. Kelley U.S. Commissioner at Bilishorth New Mexico on October 4 1913. Contestants listed include Teviils Hoon achilto Lespalde Knmerd Cughillo Gabriel Miranda Hermosa S M T A Sutter and others. GONZALES Register first gob Sapt 12448.
The Forest Service urges strict observance of fire safety to prevent costly forest fires. Do not leave matches or cigars burning, keep camp fires small, and extinguish them with water or earth. Do not abandon fires near trees or logs. Follow these steps to minimize wildfire risk.
The text outlines removing needles leaves and grass around a fire site and forbids bonfires due to unpredictable winds. It urges extinguishing a fire if possible and reporting any fire to the nearest U S Forest Ranger or State fire Warden immediately.
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