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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1916
Page
4
In a Boston scene a young boy, asked by his mother what ails him, replies that nothing is wrong. She tries to deduce a mental or physical trouble from his heavy frown, while the child slowly insists there is nothing specific on his mind.
A Chicago street-cleaning employee rose to wealth through speculation and mining investments before marrying a duchess. He ended his life with no money to his name, according to the New York World account.
A poet says all life poured into a single poem and feels utterly exhausted after finishing it. The sporting editor offers sympathy, admitting he was in a similar state after reading the piece.
A fragment from Carlyle notes that a man with half volition drifts on smooth paths and makes no sway while a person with full volition pushes on rough roads and will reach his aim if any wisdom remains. The remark contrasts resolve with ease and underscores purposeful action.
A judge asks why the defendant hesitated to assist during a fight. The defendant replies he did not know which of the combatants would be defended, prompting the judge to seek clarification on the moral choice amid uncertainty.
A New York Herald note comments on speed mania causing nervous wrecks among motorists. It calls for a scientist to diagnose the strain and suggests the need to identify the man who must dodge the hazards on the road.
A garbled collage of quotes and quips from a Baltimore Sun snippet. It references Charcoal Ephs musings on trouble and olives, a York man marrying a widow with five children, multilingual declarations of love, and satirical notes on fame, dictatorial life, a live mouse incident, golf manners, air travel plans, beard growth, and a pork millionaire.
Summary of the 1915 Game Law Open seasons define game, bass, trout, crappie, ring perch. Deer with horns allowed one per season with horned carcass. north of 30th parallel October 16 to November 5. south 30th parallel October 25 to November 25. Tassel Eared Gray Squirrels season Nov 1 to Nov 30. Wild Turkey north of 30th parallel November 1 to December 31. south of parallel October 1 to November 1.
The text outlines open seasons for game and fish including elk, quail, trout, bass, crappie and ring pewr, with possession limits and dates from October to December and June to November. It also states hunting without a license is a violation and licenses are issued by county clerks via the State Game and Fish Warden, listing resident and non resident fees for big game bird and fish licenses.
Forest Service urges strict observance of six simple fire rules to cut annual forest fire losses. Be sure matches are extinguished, properly dispose of cigarette stubs, keep campfires small, clear surrounding flammable material, never leave fires unattended, and avoid building bonfires near trees or logs.
The message warns that winds can ignite uncontainable fires at any time. It instructs to attempt to extinguish small fires if possible and, if unable, immediately notify the nearest U S Forest Ranger or State fire Warden to report the blaze promptly.
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