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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1917
Page
3
Sierra County Advocate reports on Hillsboro visitors and local events including J. Nichols vanadium work, Miss Jonnie Fergusson’s visit, and Etta Raynolds in Sawpit. Navy recruiting, infantry promotions, Fourth of July festivities, and a Hot Springs ball game are noted alongside brief business and health ads.
A Sierra County event invites girls under fifteen to submit quilts at least 60 by 72 inches. Prizes total 50 dollars with 25 15 10 for first second and third. Mothers may offer only advice. Quilts donated to the Red Cross. Entries close August 31 1917 at noon.
Treasury Department certifies that The First National Bank of Hot Springs Sierra County New Mexico is authorized to commence banking under the Revised Statutes. John Skelton Williams Comptroller of the Currency signs the document with seal. First publication June 29 1917 last publication August 31 1917.
The Lyric presents weekly film nights every Friday starting at 8. Admission is 5 cents for children and 25 cents for adults. Enjoy up to date movies locally instead of traveling to the city.
A Meadowsville reader Mrs. Cynthia Higginbotham shares a 65 year old warning about sluggish digestion and liver function and credits Black Draught with appetite, strength, and natural bowel relief. The ad promotes a 25 cent package price and claims a century of use providing a gentle cleansing effect.
A fragmentary notice from Southwestern Wrecking Co invites interest in mine-related items and promises attractive prices and potential business opportunities for buyers to visit and save money.
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