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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1915
Page
2
The Sierra County Advocate lists its post office entry in Hillsboro New Mexico and proclaims impartial coverage devoted to Sierra County and the state.
Chas Hoyle and Robert Sanders visited Halleboro this week to attend the probate court and settle the estate of Walter Supdera. Locomotive fireman Bobbie Sanders households at Banta Rs. Prospector traffic near the Black Range draws attention as inquiries for the Nig ger Diggings appear. Mr and Mrs Joe Parke move to Dry Fork above North Percha six miles from town, with well wishes for their life at a vine shaded cottage.
Readable portions describe the Pittsburgh Placer Mining Company formed in 1915 with capital stock details and a list of incorporators Ira P. Champe A Guill John Patrick A Koontz Frank R. Hurlbutt. The document includes certification by a West Virginia notary and the New Mexico state secretary, with filing dates May and June 1915 and references to stock shares and corporate purpose.
Articles of incorporation from a 1920s archive list the process and officers, naming the Charleston West Virginia address for the company and stating Sierra County New Mexico as the principal mining location. The certificate bears a seal and signatures of Groves as chairman and Coanp as clerk, with the board approving to form.
A public forum praises the master winds of agriculture and commerce who deliver civilization through action. It lauds workers who achieve, serve, and shape industry, citing Edison, Bell, McCormick, and Fulton as modern masters. The speech elevates service over eloquence and frames progress as a collective, practiced calling.
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