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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1914
Page
4
Mrs Williams widow of Rev Samuel Williams pastor of the Congregational church in Cripplestyle dies in the house where she was born and lived all eighty six years. She rarely left the home, reflecting a long life tied to one residence.
The Paradise fish and Indian fighting fish are nest builders. They construct nests among grasses for their eggs. The male cares for the young while the female plays no role in rearing.
A fragmentary brief notes humorous verse advice and social quips. It mentions an ancient subject in meter concerns and references a Daily Bread editor and Percellum. A butcher shop scene ends with a customer buying alligator, craving style.
For sportmen we publish extracts from the game law of New Mexico effective June 14 1942. Deer with horns with gun on October Let to November 15 each year limit one deer per person per season. Wild turkey with gag only November to January 15 each year limit four in possession at one time. Note garbled text ends.
The notice lists hunting regulations by species and season. Quail and doves have gun limits and seasons, with possession caps. certain species like mountain sheep and ptarmigan are prohibitively protected. rod and line fishing seasons and weight limits are noted. specific license fees include resident general licenses and nonresident big game licenses. Restrictions include prohibitions on killing elk antelope pheasant bobwhite quail wild pigeon prairie chicken until 1917 and a general license fee of 150 dollars for residents.
Do not leave matches or ashes where they can catch fire. Build only small camp fires and clear surrounding vegetation. Douse fires with water or earth, never leave them unattended. Report any fire to the nearest forest ranger or state fire warden immediately.
Fragments discuss mineral zones and the roles of prospectors and capitalists in extracting resources. The text highlights tensions over control and access to mineral-rich areas and hints at evolving strategies in development.
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