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Newspaper

Sierra County Advocate

Location

Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1915

Page

4

Savage Hi Power .22 Rifle Mentioned in Odd New York Note

Fragmentary OCR describes the Savage Hi Power and mentions Balfalo devs and Athiavanen, with scattered references to rifles, deer themes, and an unclear site in New York. The text names SANAGH AIMS COMPANY and Ute, N.Y., but the meaning is obscured by garbled wording.

Balfalo Shurpian Crain Pluin Athiavanen Belylgose Thi Varnew Daeegs Zarda Anya Herry Sanagh Aims Company Suvoe Dvenne Ute N.Y

Keeping a Fortune as a Noble Business Trend

The article notes the growing estate management trade helping heirs and the incompetent. It discusses why professionals are needed to preserve wealth and provide incomes, arguing that protecting a fortune can be nobler than other pursuits. It emphasizes the seriousness and skilled nature of managing inherited wealth.

New York

Youth in Politics Debate Raises Age Limit for MPs

Professor Blackie argues for a parliamentary candidate age of 30, asserting young men lack political wisdom and that wisdom comes with time. He warns against early public speaking at hustings or dinners, claiming maturity is essential.

Blackie

Hair's Breadth and Precision in Machining

A Harper's Weekly note explains that a hair's breadth equals 17 to 10 060 of a finch and that milcrometer calipers measure such fine dimensions. Precision in manufacturing, including bank vault doors, depends on exact calculations to ensure parts fit to the closest degree.

Harper's Weekly

Puck Records a Humorous Lift for Grand Title

The line lampoons a character asking to add grandiose words to his lodge title after being elected. He reflects that Grand High Most Worthy Exalted Imperial Plenipotentiary sounds showy but feels slightly cheap. The exchange blends humor and mock vanity.

Coopalh Puck

Uplifting Power of the Press in Broad Public Spirit

Dr Albert extols the press as a beacon that lifts readers from gloom and expands sympathy beyond borders. He praises its role in fostering national solidarity and broadens intellect and public opinion for a great country.

the Press Busan 1Bert Sa

High Finance. A New York tale of crime and deceit

In a Cincinnati Commercial Tribune item a New Yorker is described using a chilling method to incapacitate victims before robbery. The narrative labels the suspect as a humani sting and calls the crime operation painful yet utterly necessary, reflecting sensational crime reporting of the era.

New York Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Soldiers adopt light sweater for field use

The War Department ends heavy service coats for U S troops in the field opting for a light sweater as a practical substitute. The garment will be worn only when men are active and will also supplement the blanket at rest, ensuring soldiers appear neat during parades.

Moats United States War Department

Extracts From the Game Law 1912 Deer Provisions

Extracts from the Game Law discuss deer with clorus and related prohibitions. The document notes a June 14 1912 context from New Maxine and references a November Linh date, indicating historical regulatory language.

Knortamen

Wildlife and license rules for game and bird limits

The text lists yearly limits and possession rules for various game and birds, including Wild Turkey, Quail, Doves, Snipes, Crane, Elk, Sheep, Antelope, and White Quail. It specifies possession caps, season dates, weights, and license fees for general and nonresident licenses.

Six Rules For Care With Fire In The Mountains

Forest Service cautions readers on wildfire prevention with six simple rules. Ensure matches are out, dispose of ashes properly, keep campfires small and unattended fires out, avoid fires near trees, and report fires immediately to a Forest Ranger or state fire warden.

U.S. Forest

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