Sierra County Advocate Ad Rates and Notices July 23 1911
The snippet lists publication details for the Sierra County Advocate with rates for subscriptions and line ads. It notes one year for 21.00, six months, and one inch advertising costs, plus local writeups and per-line charges. Proprietor C Thompson is identified.
Local Officials List and Titles Across Districts
A fragmented OCR synopsis lists officers and roles across districts. Mentions include commissioners in the first and third districts, named individuals such as Trujillo as chairman, Andrew Kelley, and other clerks and treasurers. The text appears as a garbled roster of local government positions and responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wi. MW Pojore
I. A. Welford
WG. Trujillo
Andrew Kelley
Avil
M. Kubing
M.L. Kahler
W. GC
Kendall Jas
Parker Fransiisco Mon
Cree Arko
Bheritl Mperintendet
Schelde
Prolute Didge
Local notes from Hillsboro and nearby ranches
Ed Armer, Will Worden, and many residents arrived or traveled through ranch areas around Hillsboro. Notables include Sheriff Kendall, Captain Fred Fornoff, and Andrew Billings visiting county seats. Cattlemen planned a roundup, mining updates, and local business activity at Lake Valley, Golden Era, and the Seco.
Local Notes on Road Work Floods and Society in Hillsboro
Clarence Bennett reports Henry Moore was badly gored by a scow while ra eealves. County Commissioner F M Bojor hl starts work on White ill road linking to Ready Pay and Snake roads. Percha creeks saw the season’s biggest flood with drownings and flood damage. Nabor Madrid survived after swimming for safety. Hillsboro Amusement Company forms to stage dances in Slag hall with Geo Meyers, Gus Salen, BH A Salen as officers and committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Bennett
Hermosa
Clarence
Henry Moore
Moore
F. M. Bojorhl
White Ill
Happy Flat
Nabor Madrid
Nabor
Hillsboro Amusement Company
Hillsboro
BH. A. Salen
Geo.t. Meyers
Paul Given
Geo. Meyers
Gus Salen
Fairview Notes On Local People And Mining Talk
Fairview column updates arrivals departures and health news. Mrs Prank Davis visits with daughter Mrs Stanley from Manhattan Nev and plans to visit Black Range while Brank Davis attends mining interests. Judge Holmes Eddie Schmidt complete Fulton claim work on Fishworm Gulch as locals discuss river region ventures and tunnel plans near Black Beast Gulch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank Davis
Nia
Mrs. Stanley
Manhattan
Nev
Black Range
Plourine
Ben. T. Cox
Frank L. Williams
el Paso
Chloride
Gila
Judge Holmes
Eddie Schmidt
Fulton
Fishworm Gulch
U. S. Treasury
Wedding of Mr. Grant McGregor and Miss Ollie Parks
Frances Ludlow and Marion Ludlow visit Lake Valley this week. Ollie Parks wed Grant McGregor at the bride's parents home with Rev. Lewis of Mesilla officiating. The couple, popular locals, received many well wishes. C E Society served ice cream Thursday and Miss Inez Bennett from Las Cruces attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant McGregor
Ollie Parks
Rev
Lewis
Mesilla
C. E. Society
Inez Bennett
Las Cruces
McGregor Parks
Mark Anthony
R. R
Apportionment of School Funds in Sierra County
Col James P Parker county superintendent of Sierra county reports the apportionment of school funds. Of 1710.00 subject, 1268 school age persons yield 1.25 per scholar. District 1 Lake Valley 78 scholars receive 97.50. District 2 Hillsboro 252 scholars receive 315.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Parker
Sierra County
Lake Valley
Hillsboro
Districts and Scholar Totals Across Kingston Area
A list of districts with scholar counts and amounts due. District 8 Kingston 33 scholars $41.25, District 4 San Palomans 108 scholars $1.20, District 5 Cuchillo 129 scholars $161.25, District 7 Monticello 153 scholars $191.25, District 8 San Jose Paraje 44 scholars $55.00, District 9 Hermosa 54 scholars $6.50, District 10 Fairview 72 scholars $90.00, District 1 Chlorile 5 scholars $63.75, District 12 Eagle 64 scholars $80.00, District 13 Tierra Blanca Lake Valley 10 scholars $37.50, District 14 Derry Garfield 45 scholars $56.25, District 15 Arrey 69 scholars $86.25, District 16 Faulkner Hillsboro 19 scholars $23.75, District 17 San Alvino Paraje 8 scholars $10.00, District 18 Flores Arrey 4% scholars $53.75, District 19 La Placita Mon ticello 7% scholars $0 5, District 20 Carter 41 scholars $1.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
San Palomans
Cuchillo
Monticello
San Jose
Via Paraje
Hermosa
Fairview
Derry
Garfield
Arrey
Schol
Faulkner
Hillsboro
San Alvino
Via
Paraje
Prospectors Turn Attention to Caballo Range Ores
Since high grade ore was found in the Caballo mountains by Morgan and Jones, prospectors have increased activity in the mineral possibilities of the Caballo range. No fewer than twenty men are now prospecting in the region, with potential strikes expected at any time.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Benefit Lincoln Girl
A Lincoln girl credits Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets with rapid relief from chronic constipation and stomach trouble, reporting she could get up and improve in three days. The ad urges purchases from all dealers and notes similar remedies for other conditions. It also mentions J P Monty's survey work near Las Cruces for a marble company and notes a new petrified forest discovery near Fort Sumner Pecos area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Chamberlain
J P. Monty
Las Cruces
Potrillo Mountains
el Paso and Southwestern
R. B. Batton
Lincoln County Seat Controversy Advances With Writ
Judge B R Wright in Alamogordo issues a peremptory writ of mandamus ordering James G Riggle county clerk and ex officio recorder to attend Carrizoso meetings of the board of county commissioners while county records stay at Lincoln the old county seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
BR. Wright
Alamogordo
James G. Riggle
Board of County Commissions
Carrizoso
Chamberlain's Liniment for Sprains Sold Widely
An advertisement urges quiet treatment for sprains and recommends applying Chamberlain's Liniment freely to remove soreness and restore the affected parts to health. Sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Stolen or Strayed Horse Reported in Kingston Area
Light brown brindled horse with low shoulder, five months old on the left third, ten years old. Suitable reward offered for return to JW Jackson, Kingston, NY by seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JW. Jackson
Kington
Eternal Vigilance in the Home Kitchen
A reflection on daily domestic vigilance in the kitchen, praising meticulous effort, cleanliness, and high quality raw materials from both butcher and grocer as essential to sustaining standards and outcomes.
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Will Worden
Las Pajamas
Mrs. HA. Ringer
T. T. Ranch
L. C. Latham
W. R B. Lockwood
Traiser
Cottonwood
Mildred Pulghum
H.P. Parks
Birenda
Kendall
Ilsbore Hotel
Crayson and
Cooper
McCor- Ale
Fred Fornoff
The
Territorial Mounted Police
Yor Richardson
Dona Ana County
Andrew Billings
Jos, W. Reid
Lily Bernard
A. Mooney
Contal Oil Company
Westhexlay
Bickford
Golden Era Mine
Miller
Keller
W. S. Hopewell
Las Palomas
Geo. HB. Jones
Earth
Elephant Butte Dam
Brigham Leatherbee
T. C. Long
Byrne
T. H. Boddington
Epworth League Society
Bruce Barnes
Pague Bros
Jack and Moore
Seco
Bruce
Tro Co
Will Kennet
Clyde
Wingston
Hillsbore
Silver Monument
Martin Bros. Rigs
Wright
Med
Thompars
Blumenthal
Hunter
Allen Falconer
Colorado Springs
P. H. Winston
Julius Wild
Frances
Marion Ludlow
Ollie Ricketson
Silver City
Emily McLane
Alice Lee
Monye
Pennsylvania
New Mexico
Taos News
Santa Fe
Bullinter Ai BH
Curren
Fort Summer
Pecos
Fab Lou
Charles Sailor
Critter
New Mesion
Union Meat Market
Meyers Bros
T.C. Long
Keller, Miller & Co
Lake Valley and
Hillsboro, New Mexico
Hillsboro Hotel
Sarah Orghard
Glorieta Beer
Southwestern Brewery & Ice Company
Abiscauerque, N. i