Thompson Proprietor Page Item July Fourth 1913.
A brief item notes Thompson as proprietor on a July 4, 1913 page fragment. The readable text provides a date and name without additional context or events.
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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1913
Page
3
A brief item notes Thompson as proprietor on a July 4, 1913 page fragment. The readable text provides a date and name without additional context or events.
Local items report mountain trips by Mr. and Mrs. Chas Gage, visits by Shriner brothers to Rincon, Mrs. Kahler visiting El Paso, and a third anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Byrne. Auto outings from Doxsing, town visitors including John M Franklin, and various market ads. Fourth of July customs, local officials, and historical finds noted along with shifts in residents names and marriages.
Misses Gerrude and Marie Knight arrive from Los Angeles with Walter Hammel meeting them by Ford car. Kinney marries Dollie Brown of Kingston and hosts wedding gifts. Dorham cattle moved to Tierra Blanca. locals visit Mrs Inman Longbottom. Mae Ricketson to Mesilla Park July 5 with Rev. Hunter Lewis family. Christian Endeavor Society announces program. Erl Wilson leads next Sunday. Eric Wilson may leave for agriculture work. no Fourth of July plans. Feeder road bed work by the Santa Fe. Local option petition near completion.
The Percha Lodge No. 9 adopts unanimous condolences for Chas H Curtis brother Oddfellow. Charter draped for 30 days. copy sent to Mrs Curtis. minutes and publications in Sierra County Advocate and Sierra Free Press. Dated June 27 1918 Hillsboro Sierra County New Mexico. Committee Jonas W West Chairman Salmonas Kahlers signature line.
Kinsey offers 100 reward for proof of Hall's Catarrh Cure failure. The ad proclaims catarrh as a constitutional disease needing constitutional treatment and claims the remedy cures by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. Statements promise testimonials and offer to pay if no cure, with mentions of Hall's Pills for constipation.
Kingston sees several mining men visit during the week with good ore finds on the old Turtle mine. Work continues at the brilliant and Blackie mines with a night shift slated to start early next month. Prospectors test samples from the large quartz vein between Animas and Kingston. Mr and Mrs Charles Gage visit Kingston. Mrs Charles Parker returns from Mimbres Hot Springs improved in health. Mrs Lon Johnson and family visit sister Mrs Ben Kinsey. Dr F I Given summoned to Kingston for sickness of Carlington, Mora’s young son.
Rise First Class General Run of Lumber offered at 22 million dollars for second class S14 at mill. Lumber delivered if requested with extra delivery charge. Kingston NM.
The log extracts outline New Mexico hunting rules effective June 14 1912. Dates and limits cover Deer Turkey Quail Dove Ducks Trout with gear rules bag limits seasons and size and weight limits for trout and birds and big game with licensing fees 150 for nonresidents and 10 for residents.
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