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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1916
Page
1
The Santa Fe New Mexican reports five couples obtained marriage licenses in Union County, a drop explained by Clerk Juan Dathan as many busy with bumper crops. Couples delaying weddings until after harvest plan funds for a car and honeymoon road trip.
Chronology traces Charles Evans Hughes born 1862 at Glen Falls New York through education at Colgate Brown and Columbia to law clerk Carter Hughes Cravath partnership marriage to Antoinette Carter and key roles as special lecturer chief counsel Armstrong Insurance Committee campaigns for New York mayor delegate to coal investigations governor of New York twice and Associate Justice United States Supreme Court with a 1916 presidential nomination at Chicago.
A fragmented sample lists slogans tied to Wilson era policies. It pairs themes like Preparedness and Neutrality with figures such as Daniel and Bryan, referencing events in Mexico and the Lusitania era. The tone mocks administration rhetoric and cites phrases like Interference in Mexico and Monroe Doctrine anarchy.
A collage of quoted lines from Wall Street Journal Kansas City Journal Nashville Southern Lumberman Springfield Republican on topics from Russia and Carranza to admiralty reports and U S politics. It notes reactions to presidents, vice presidency, and international affairs with satirical tone.
A Connecticut minister entered a munition factory to earn a living while Billy Sunday, pushing the revivalist line, faces the same old stand with experimental boiling liquid fire and sermonizing.
Mrs. Leghorn says a five dollar bill she had in her stocking was stolen while she sat on the grand stand at Turnip Ridge cow and calf show Monday. She suspects some observer near the calves may have seen and taken the money.
A playful item from The Sketch notes a rooster and a goat in a comic exchange about posters and a meal of pesca pamb lets. The fragment hints at a row or commotion inside the scene, with humor about recruitment posters and an odd food reference.
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