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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
2
The Sierra County Advocate declares postal entry at Hillsboro New Mexico for transmission through the mail system as second class matter.
The Sierra County Advocate emphasizes top interests in Sierra County and the state of New Mexico, signaling its dedication to regional news and community affairs through concise reporting and community coverage.
Heavy shower visits Lake Valley Monday evening. Greeley Nuno family from El Paso plans a summer ranch stay on Berenda. Isaac Knight and Fred Price returned from Mesilla Park commencement. Gertrude Marie Knight Noua Ricketson back from Mesilla Park. Memorial Day observed with services at Christian Endeavors hall and graveside flowers. Charlie Wilson family stay at rock store due to illness. Sly, Kinney, Bendixon to work on the Hornet for Rebate Co. Harry Hubbard and Jattie Coflett married in Deming May 25 and reside there. Adana notes report youthful enthusiasm returning to Lake Valley.
CHLORIDE notes report H Laidlaw reviewing Armour land lines revealing Mi tchell line intrudes into Armour house and claims Daviedson cabin and Rugseg ger frame house No 22 on lot 1. Other items mention Mrs Shirley and Mrs James families, Lutie Axtel back from Long Beach music lessons, recent showers, H McAughan wounded by a chicken scratch leading to blood poisoning, Elephant Butte trip and bandaged hand, and Mrs McAughan's expected return from the east.
Bob Harris accepts a position with the forest service and is stationed at Wrights cabin. The Kuckle Bros have moved to Plasters Camp after pros pecting in the Kingston area. G H Gaga also joins the forest service at Pinos Altos.
Pat caused a fatal incident at The Farm by disposing of poison in a slop barrel containing pig feed and sour milk. Manager Williamson traced the deaths to Pat’s mishandling of a deadly mixture, revealing the poison was intended for prairie dogs and pigs. The farm animals suffered a rapid decline, prompting investigation and exposure of the mishap.
A Kingston visitor drew informal attention during a single day this week as locals noted the arrival and activities observed around town. Details remain sparse but the visit prompted discussions on local events and potential future engagements.
A partial catalog of wars from 1864 to 1914 covers Prussia Austria Denmark and many later clashes. It notes major wars and England’s minor conquests such as Sudan, warning of numerous smaller conflicts not itemized.
A Maxwell Mail note describes a dramatic shift in plans after losing ten pigs. It hints at Pat's revised ideas on pig feeding and management following the setback, signaling a notable change in strategy.
Department of the Interior Las Cruces New Mexico May 7, 1914 announces withdrawal of all of Sections 6 and 7 in Township 18 South Range 6 West NM P Meridian from disposal for 60 days following filing of official plats of survey. State authorities may select lands during adverse claim period.
Notice lists a 80 acre tract in the Dail National Forest New Mexico subject to settlement and entry under homestead laws. Names Patrick H McAighan and others as applicants with preferred rights. location includes section 12 range 10 south township 13 west in Dona Ana County. First published April 10, last May 1, 1914.
Notice of public land filing in Bas Cruc.s New Mexico dated April 4 1014 to Anas Pacio Jaquez of Monticeth claiming final five year proof for land in Section 14 Township 7 Range 1 east and a May 25 1914 proceeding before J S Commissioner Philip S Kelley in Hillsboro New Mexico with witnesses Ramon Sanches Jose Lucero G. Tenjitlo and others named by Jose Gonzales Register first published April 10 1914
John Hopkins notified that $200 in labor and improvements have been expended on the Nava claim in the Palomas Mining District Sierra County New Mexico to hold the claim under Section 2324 Revised Statutes and New Mexico laws for 1912 and 1913. If no contribution is made within ninety days after publication, failure to comply will be recorded.
A Catron Kentucky reader recounts four years of severe womanly troubles eased by Cardui, the woman’s tonic. The letter claims relief allowed walking two miles and doing work, urging others with similar issues to try Cardui as a trusted remedy promoted by a Chattanooga medicine company.
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