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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1913
Page
3
Publication front shows subscription rates and advertising pricing details for the SIERA COUNTY ADVOCATE owned by W C Thompson. Rates include one year six months and various inch and line charges. Local write ups priced per line with per insertion costs and locale rate listed.
Hillsboro and Sierra county residents feature in this texture of notes. Assessor M. J. Rahler returns from Palo Mas creek ranch while Mrs Watkins of El Paso visits Sheriff Kendall. Reports tell of travelers, mine prospects, and a San Francisco quake echo in Socorro. Mr and Mrs Reay plan to move to Douglas after thirty years in Kingston. The text notes a Sunday booze ban, a funeral in Massillon, Ohio, and preparations for a potential paint boom from Rouse claims west of Upham station. An earthquake rattles Socorro at 11:30 pm, with no major damage.
Readers are assured of a $100 reward if Hall's Catarrh Cure fails to cure catarrh a constitutional disease. The ad promotes internal use to reach blood and mucous surfaces, building the patient’s strength and constitution. It urges sending for testimonials and lists Cheney Toledo Ohio with druggists selling the product.
Reports from Kingston note M J Moffitt visiting Mimbres Hot Springs and residents Gillespie Richardson Anderson vacationing in the Black Range and Black Canyon. A surprise party honored Mr and Mrs Reay. the couple plan Douglas Arizona as a future home. Mining progress includes work on the Ohioide claim on Middle Percha Creek, leasers at North Percha Templar mine prospering, Cumberland mine ore shipments, and Brillint tunnel cross-cutting toward a historic blowout. Authorities announce stamps of all kinds may be used on parcels post and letters after July 1, simplifying classification.
Buyer Adibe V. D. Barbee of Cutter New Mexico seeks 600 Angora yearlings and 500 Angora wethers. Must be good shearers with price quotes. Provide prices. Ad.
Department of the Interior notice from Las Cruces NM dated June 26 1913 states Oc Taviano Salcido of De New Mexico filed intent to make final five year proof for homestead lots 9 10 and sections 6 7 township 178 range 4 west New Mexico principal meridian. He will testify September 4 1913 before the United States Land Office Register and Receiver. Witnesses listed: Felix Trujillo Juan Chabes Ignas Vaca and Gonsala Vaca all of Derry New Mexico. First publication July 4 1913. Jost Gonzales, Register.
Kennett Bros Kingston New Mexico lists first class general run lumber at 22 dollars per thousand and second class at 14 dollars per thousand. Delivered lumber available on request with extra delivery charge.
The article lists hunting seasons and limits for deer turkey quail ducks pike and other species in New Mexico. It details dates for each game, possession limits, and license fees including resident and nonresident big game and bird licenses.
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