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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1913
Page
1
Office details list Room 26 Arnijo Building Cor 9d Street and Railroad Avenue for ELFEGO BACA practicing on 66 supreme courts in New Mexico and Texas including locations and contact cues.
Bridget Flanigan described herself as a poor lone Irish widow when arrested for begging at Wells. Her belongings included tea, sugar, beefsteak, bacon, two biscuits, bread and cheese, four buns, biscuits, cooked sausage, two apples, onions, clay pipes, tobacco, cigarettes, andOther items noted in the report.
At the Boston Browning Club a discussion interrupts as Child of the Howse reports John L. is passing by, prompting the group to adjourn to the window. The moment cuts short a reverent talk on Browning’s grand words and refining thoughts.
Farmer Corn torzel defends local pride and distrusts outside deals saying neighbors are smart enough to avoid real bargains leaving town. He argues townpeople will not let bargains slip away.
An editor who courted a woman of uncertain age with a positive bank balance was cut out by a neighboring town gentleman who married her and took her home. The editor retaliates by head ing an article about her wedding titled Another Old Resident Gone.
Wooden flooring gains popularity in Italy replacing former demand for marble tiling and cement. Oak, larch and pitch pine predominate while maple birch and beech remain scarce targets in the market.
A student asks if anything is found on Venus. The old professor, slipping into myth, retorts that nothing would be found if the pictures of Venus are authentic. Chicago News.
Des Moines Capital questions where a single figure exists to uphold reformist aims beyond faction, arguing for what is right regardless of party. An editorial voice challenges readers to identify a leadership figure matching that ideal.
The Hurmahin tea is mostly transformed into letpet a pickled condiment and does not impact global tea supplies for drinking. The second fragment features a dialogue ending with the word Blood as a dramatic reveal in a romantic scene.
A brief item notes infant James E. Zuck, three months old, already has four teeth and is hoped to play the piano by age two. The piece has a light, whimsical tone typical of light society notes.
A reflective statement argues a man’s obligations extend beyond monetary rates and taxes, warning against reducing human responsibility to numeric calculations and fiscal measures.
A London Mail quip notes many will fund celebrity countesses while withholding aid for the poor neighbor, highlighting social hypocrisy and class tension in contemporary society.
The Albuquerque Herald extols the American toad as a valuable insect destroyer. It notes government research and farmer advisories supporting toad protection, since the toad eats pests and saves crops even while people sleep.
A Civil War era letter dated May 20 1861 from Lt Henry C Russell to his father Andrew Russell was mailed by a comrade but found and delivered 53 years later to the lieutenant’s widow. The note includes a blood stained shirt fragment tied to Col Elmer Ellsworth. Both father and son are now deceased.
Prescott residents report late May discovery of a gigantic cave about eighteen miles north of the city near Kendrick Mountain. J Stein and others traverse the cavern claimed to extend over three miles underground with a width of fourteen feet, described as one of the most fascinating creations known.
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