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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1915
Page
2
The Sierra County Advocate notes Santa Fe and Springer becoming wet last Tuesday. Rear Admiral Mayo, who urged sending the American flag to Huerta, is promoted to vice admiral. Huerta resides in New York under flag protection he refused to salute. Secretary Bryan resigns. Wilson accepts. Dispute centers on tone of Wilson’s Germany reply.
San Marino, a 22 square mile landlocked republic within Italy, faces a crucial decision as war looms. High on a mountaintop, the fortress city of Borgo guards a tiny population while the nation weighs neutrality and vulnerability to Austrian air forces that could shelter there if needed.
County commissioners JB eeexion Hares announce new leadership as Dolph Keen exits Hermosa after selling his ranch. Keen plans a Florida trip while reporting good fishing on the west side. John Opgeworth travels this week to Wisconsin to visit his sister.
An era piece extols American railways as a dominant force in global transport. It cites mileage, capital invested, and efficiency, comparing U S systems with Europe and other nations, noting government ownership and wage levels while signaling further analysis to follow.
The item lists a string of travelers including Harold Moffett and Mr and Mrs J. W. Hiler who left by auto for California via Springerville and the Grand Canyon. Dr C A Brown, a dentist, is staying at the Orchard Hotel for a few days. John Seara went to El Paso and plans a visit to Haxtita before returning. The Hillabora Garage added a new gasoline pump and a supply task.
An excerpt from BL St. Mills Young presents a fragmentary line on knowledge of good and evil and a character named Grit Lawless. The text appears as a stylized quotation with garbled words and ambiguous attribution, reflecting an old newspaper fragment.
In a brief Waspish exchange, Binks questions a young worker's status while Harkaway notes the man is “married to his typewriter.” The dialogue mirrors a light newspaper quip from Harper's Weekly.
A continuation stresses uniting diverse neighbors from England Germany Lithuania Greece and Russia. It notes kind reception across communities with children attending same schools and neighborhood harmony. The piece highlights shared safety and peaceful coexistence amid varied birthplaces and ancestries.
Notice from state authorities listing parcels in New Mexico and related sections for a mineral rights matter. It invites all persons who may be affected or interested to appear and present their views at a hearing in Las Cruces to establish boundaries and character suitability. The notice names officials and dates, urging participation by interest holders and property owners.
A wartime promotion promises readers nationwide coverage as Europe remains engulfed in conflict. The El Paso Herald advertises a three month subscription to the Herald plus a full year of People’s Popular Monthly for $1.80, inviting readers in El Paso, Texas to subscribe for comprehensive war news.
Mrs Bettie Bullock describes four years of illness with womanly troubles and failure to walk. Her husband gives her Cardui the woman's tonic and she improves, walking two miles and doing work. The Chattanooga Medicine Co advertises advice and a 64 page booklet.
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