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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1917
Page
4
A new club in London aims to attract dog devotees with a dogs only cloakroom and staff to handle pets during visits. Notable patrons support the venture and the premises will include a catering section for served meals to animals. A humorous anecdote from Kansas City is also noted.
The article discusses various hiccough forms including nervous and emotional hiccoughs and describes a humorous anecdote about a Baltimore bride unfamiliar with housekeeping. A street ash man’s cry leads to a comical miscommunication as she refuses the ash delivery.
A memorial to the Swiss government from the Kgue for the preservation of scenery asks that no further concessions be granted for Alpine railways. Public sentiment shifts as many visitors prefer carriage comfort to foot climbs, with some mountaineers lamenting the loss of natural charm. The Queen notes that tourism remains strong but doubts rails improve beauty.
The piece urges providing wholesome cracker lunches to about 160000 children in New York City public schools. It describes a German example with six crackers and marmalade filling in a paper box, plus space for fruit, sold at a nominal price, highlighting affordability for young parents.
Fragmentary wildlife notice lists game definitions including bass, trout, perch and crappie. Mentions open seasons in effect March 15. OCR fragment suggests regulatory terms but lacks complete details or dates.
Open seasons cover deer, squirrel, turkey, quail, and game fish with specific dates by latitude. Licensing costs for residents and non residents are listed, plus strict fire safety reminders and reporting duties for forest fires and unlicensed hunting.
A fragment from an Edwardia Mountains article urges strict fire safety practice to cut annual forest fire losses. It emphasizes simple rules for the public to follow to minimize damage and protect woodland resources.
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