Sierra County Advocate reports political and national notes
Sierra County Advocate outlines international tensions with Mexico and Japan. President Wilson and Secretary Bryan appear in discussions on Monroe Doctrine and protection of Central American debts. Local Rio Grande area towns like Lake Valley and Roswell vote on liquor options as debates over wet or dry laws continue.
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Wilson
Mexico
Monroe
New Mexico
Lake Valley
Sierra County
Roswell
Tower of Jewels at Panama Pacific Exposition
San Francisco plans a grand display with the 480 foot Tower of Jewels as its centerpiece. The one acre base will showcase statuary mural paintings and mosaics, with a globe-bearing group at the summit symbolizing the world.
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San Francisco
Lame Valley Carried by Rains and Flooding
Glorious week of rain ends with Virginia shut down in lower levels as floodwaters surge from a drill hole to fifteen feet. Ed Davis and Mrs Finmet Horn travel to Braman Oklahoma after the illness and death of her mother. Wanderers are returning home.
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Virginia
Hoyle
Finmet Horn
Braman
Oklahoma
Ed. Davis
Horn
Temperance Move and Local Arrivals Stir Hillsboro
Readers note a string of arrivals from Phoe nix California Silver City Summer School and Canada with plans to join for breakfast Sunday morning. A Hillsboro youth anticipates an early morning visit as headlines reflect village chatter and a temperance push in Lake Valley. Erl Wilson takes over as manager of the Insane Asylum farm at Ins Vegans.
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Jas. Latham
Phoenix
Daniel Miller
California
Beals
Carolyn
Emily McClean
Elizabeth Kinney
Silver City
Hamel
Canada
Hillsboro
Lake Valley
Fairview Dance Aug 1 and cemetery plans
A dance at Fairview on Friday August 1 will feature midnight supper by Mr. William Snyder of the Virginia Hotel. A cemetery association meeting at Holmes Hall on July 19 postponed work due to rain, with a new meeting set for August 28 to collect contributions and begin fencing to the town limit.
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Fairview
Wm. Snyder
Virginia Hotel
Cemetery Association
Holmes Hall
Objection Opportunity on Land Office Location in New Mexico
The notice invites interested parties to file objections with the Register and Receiver of the United States Land Office in Las Cruces New Mexico to establish their interest or mineral character in the location or selection. JOSE GONZALES Register first published June 2013 Sims.
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United States Land Ofice
Las Truces
New Mexico
Sunn
Nwsely
United States Land Office
Lay Crucox
Jose Gonzales
Register Btms
Notice of Public Land Claims in New Mexico 1913
Public notice from the U S Department of the Interior Las Cruces Land Office announces final proof dates for homestead entries in New Mexico. Claims by Robert Edward Rouse of Hillsboro and Charles H Sikes of Lake Valley name witnesses and must be completed before commissioners in Hillsboro and Illshore by July 24 1913 and April 2 1913 respectively. First publications in June 1913 and February 1913.
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Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Robert Edward Rouse
Hillboro
New Meico
Meridian
Philip S. Riley
U. S
Hillsbury
V. Mexico
John Opgeworth
Hillsore
Joseph B. Badger
Hillsboro
Neil Sullivan
F. M. Bojorquz
Arrey
U. S. Land Office
New New Mexico
Philip
Halley U
Illshore
Aimant
Emmett Nunn
Lake Valley
J.P. Nunn
Newico
Arch Latham
Peier Kinney, Jr
Husband rescues despairing wife in Catron Kentucky
Bettie Bullock writes of four years of suffering from womanly troubles and inability to walk. After starting Cardui the woman can walk two miles and works again. Cardui is touted as a tonic from Chattanooga Medicine Co with advice to consult a druggist and request home treatment materials.
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Cardui
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Asies
Chattanooga
Tenn
Administrator's Notice for the Estate of Edwin W. H. Fookes
John C. Plemmons acts as administrator of the estate of Edwin W. H. Fookes, deceased. All persons with claims against the estate are requested to settle promptly, with first publication on the date indicated.
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John C. Plemmons
Lands in Gila National Forest Offered for Settlement in 1913
Lands embracing 170 acres in the Gila National Forest New Mexico will be settled and entered under homestead laws at Las Cruces Land Office on September 9 1913. Claimants with actual good faith occupancy before January 1 1906 may have a preference right. lands listed include NE Sec 1 713S R DW NM M 160 acres and SW of NW of NEW Sec 59 T 16 S R 8 W 10 acres, tied to applicants Holford and Delease with dates 1913 and 24 1913.
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Gila National Forest
New Mexico
United States
United States Land Office
Las Cruces
M. M
R.A. Holford
Hermosa
William Delease
Ake V
New Sexivo
Ieee
Ares
Werroune Acting Commission
Laat Pas
New Mexico Lands Open for Applicants Under 1910 Act
Department notice from Las Graces New Mexico dated June 6 1915 announces state led applications for unreserved public lands See Hans sections 21 22 and 23 in township 26 range 2 west NMP M outlining that land is opened for claimants who wish to prove up or show their interest for the described tracts during the application process.
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United States
Las Graces
New Mexico
Congress
Department of the Integor
United States Land Office
State of
Uder
Seehans
Fire Safety Rules For Campers And Bonfires
The text lays out cautions on preventing wildfires: ensure matches are out before disposal, extinguish ashes, keep camp fires small, never leave unattended, avoid building fires near trees, scrape away flammable material, and avoid bonfires. It emphasizes using water or earth to extinguish and warns about wind spreading flames.
Fire prevention guidance from U S Forest Service
Instructions to act swiftly on forest fires. If a fire is found, attempt to extinguish it if possible. if not, report immediately to the nearest U S Forest Ranger or State fire Warden. Emphasizes prompt communication to prevent spread and protect resources.
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U.S. Forest Ranger
United States Department of
Notice from Sierra County Avvocats to publish legal notices
A bilingual notice warns clients that the Sierra County Avvocats publish legal notices reliably and cheaply. It lists Jerome Sedillo as a hunter and trapper dealing with big and small wildlife, referencing December 6 to 12. The ad hints at sale or notice publication services for final proofs and other public notices.
Location blanks Ruth rode on placer for sale at this office
Ruth location blanks and proof of labor blanks are for sale at this office. The notice lists available forms and directs buyers to the office for purchase and completion of required paperwork.
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Ruth
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