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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1916
Page
2
The article notes GoWoran as founder of the Japanese stage but says no actress has dominated the onagata history. It suggests the long held practice of substituting men for women is ending as modern actresses rise, threatening a key stage custom.
Column quotes predictions of a Republican landslide in 1916 dwarfing 1912, critiques U S military aid to Mexico, and notes a morale and supply strain in Pennsylvania guard units with calls for fresh rations as troops prepare to move toward El Paso.
Professor Fayette A. Jones heads a committee appraising the Franklin group of mines owned by United Mines Company of New York including Superior Bullion Last Chicooe Lou Prank Evening Star and other mines. Bankruptcy proceedings have begun. Kingston residents celebrated the Fourth with picnics and dancing into the evening, with a large crowd attending.
The item reports precautionary guards at Elephant Butte Dam and notes Prof Fayette Jones arriving en route to Kingston. It mentions the Opportunity tome property sample work and an ice plant removal to Hot Springs. Also records Miss Edith Armer and Mr Joe Ponkey's wedding at the Kelley home by Judge Byrne with best wishes for the couple.
Rev Roscoe Sanderson D D longtime Maine Conference minister died instantly at Hampton Beach New Hampshire on June 18 His career spanned transfers to New Hampshire Conference in 1830 and influence in major cities He is survived by his widow two daughters Lucy P and Lesle W a brother Charles A of Monmouth and sister Mrs Kate M Owen of Hillabers New Mexico Funeral attended by relatives and many friends with tributes to a faithful ministry Zion Boston Herald notes his death ends a devoted service to his flock.
The Village of Hot Springs adopts rules for ordinances including style and publication. It requires publication in the village or Sierra County paper, proof by printer affidavit, and five day effect. Repeal or amendment follows same publication rule and effect.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a weather and safety note with scattered names such as Baldwin Crowley and New York Central Railway. The garbled lines mention wind, fire risk, and various proper nouns, but no coherent event or date is restored.
Fragmented 1916 ordinance text from Hot Springs New Mexico detailing amendments and enforcement procedures. Includes signatures Cras. W. Adams mayor and clerical attestations, seal requirements, and public notice dating June 7 1916 with references to gender and number language in legal phrasing.
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