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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
3
Local ad rates listed for one inch space across a newspaper page. Subscriptions shown as one year and six months. Local rates per line and per inch appear for advertisements and write ups, with local write ups priced at 6 cents per line. Proprietor credited as W. C. Thompson with subscription and advertising rate details.
Local items report residents and visitors across Sierra county towns. Fred Mister plans a stage line auto venture. families like Gillespie and Nancy return after six months away. Sheriff and road commission meetings, hotel moves, and notable visits by Emmon Longbottom, Charles Bikes, James, and L. D. Folderby are detailed. A dog poisoner incident, school news, and county representation plans for a Santa Fe convening are noted.
Brends proposes aid for police workers facing financial strain, outlining a small grant program. The plan seeks to ease living costs without long term debt, according to officials.
Dalglish 88, nephew of the editor, married to Miss Gussie Kabler of Carrizozo New Mexico. The ceremony occurred last Saturday night at Massie house with Edward Massie officiating. The groom serves as night yard clerk at the local station. The couple will reside with the bride’s parents as friends extend warm congratulations.
An old advertisement offers one dollar reward for catarrh cures by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It cites F J Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio, with testimonials from a local bank in Ohio. Claims internal action on blood and surfaces, promotes 78 cent bottles, and mentions other Hall products.
The Statehood Mines property, owned by a receivership, sold at the company office last Wednesday. Henry M Brig ham of New York purchased it for 24150, with creditors expected to recover about fifty cents on the dollar. Mr Moffett and Mr Brig ht departed for Socorro, and rumors say the mines may reopen soon. A spinned ankle may heal in three to four days with Chamberlains Liniment per bottle directions.
Obituary notes the death of E F Fooks formerly of Hermosa after a fishing trip on the west side of the Black Range. Found on Palomas creek near Salado and Uchi roads, believed heart trouble caused his fall from a horse. A former First Delaware Cavalry soldier, unmarried and highly regarded in Hermosa.
Kingston residents report planned removal of pines near Kingston and upcoming development projects. Peter March expects to move east soon. Siehen Reay and Mrs Parker traveled to Mimbrew Springs for a bathing visit. John Bright spent the previous week building a porch at West Residence. Memorial day visitors from Billsboro included several families. local mining business prompted visits. Rheumatism remedy notes claim quick relief with Chamberlain's Liniment.
An unclear public sale notice appears to reference a local office and an April advertisement. The readable text mentions a Black person and cash, suggesting a transaction or bid context. Further readable details are limited due to damaged OCR.
Per the benefit of sportsmen we publish extracts from the game law that took effect June 14 1912. Season dates include deer with horns from October to November 16 each year with one deer per person. wild turkey November 1 to January 31 with four in possession. native or crested mex or helmet californian with November 1 to January 31 with 30 in possession. doves July to September 30 with 80 in possession. ducks snipes carrle and plover September 1 to March 31 with thirty in possession. all species with rod book and line May 16 to October 15 with weight limits and size restrictions. elk mountain sheep mountain goat beaver and ptarmigan prohibited to kill capture or injure. other species prohibited until 1917. license fees listed includes resident general license 1.50 and nonresident big game and birds 10.00.
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