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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
4
European tests on using paper for pneumatic tires suggest paper equals metal in strength, rivals rubber in elasticity, and offers low cost. The item appears amid varied notes on self care, a court quip about a stolen watch, and a Dutch milk sterilization experiment using ultraviolet light and ozone to kill bacteria.
A Scottish cottage guest was awakened by a note on the door after a late night. the guest warns the old hostess that he is dear. The card also alludes to prize steer meat that proves tough after cooking. A pest control recipe mixing tidian meal and borax is described for beetles and cockroaches.
The state board recommends sterilizing old school books to kill bacteria, arguing it benefits children's health in schools and preserves the institution, though the text shows garbled phrasing and dialect. The piece reflects a push for sanitation in educational materials and facilities.
Publication presents excerpts from the New Mexico Game Law enacted June 14 1912 and issued with accompanying notes by Horne Withgan. The material outlines provisions on hunting seasons protected species and enforcement in the state.
The text outlines annual hunting limits and season dates for various species including wild turkey, quail, doves, ducks, snipes, curlew, and geese. It lists possession limits, equipment restrictions, and license fees for residents, with prohibitions on killing or injuring certain species and dates for open seasons.
The article lists six simple rules to prevent forest fires in mountainous regions. It urges fully extinguishing matches and cigarette stubs, keeping campfires small and attended, clearing surrounding needles and leaves, avoiding burning during strong winds, and reporting fires immediately to a forest ranger or state fire warden.
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