SIER%A COUNTY ADVOCATE ADVERTISING NOTICE
Sierra County Advocate reports local advertising rates and a community notice on a proposed inspection route to Paloman Springs. It also mentions Jim Garren now editing the Clovis News and notes an optometrist tour by W H K Broaddus to Lake Valley and Hillboro for eyeglasses fittings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. A. Walford
Neil Sullivan
Ed. Jamee
Sierra County Road Commission
Robert Martin
Cuebillo
Paloman Springs
Jim Correo
Jim Carren
Advocate
Hillebors
Springer Stockman
James
Garren
New Mexico
Clovis News
Creas Jim
Jia Carien
World of
Rocky Mountaina
Acenery
Local News From Hillsboro And Surroundings
Misa Elenora Madrid visits friends in Hurley. Geo Sehale returns from Kelley to the mines. Tom Ross spent Friday in Hillsboro, left for San Marcial Saturday. Mr and Mrs Andrew Billings back from a month outing in Vexae. Local ads urge Sherwin Williams paints Robins carries full line. Lige Tressel with five raveliver Las Palomas visits Hillsboro. Hallie Neff returns home to Silver City from aunt’s. Stockmen urged Carey-ised Lump Salt for livestock. Pool A Lareh of Albuquerque and Silver City visits to examine old South Percha mine. Broaddus Jewelry Co Las Cruces to be represented in Hillsboro June 19 20. Advertising note: better to have a suit than to need it. Constipation relief with Chamberlain’s tablets. Spin ned ankle may be cured in days with Chamberlain’s Liniment. For sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Billings
Vexae
Sherwin-Williams
Robins
Adgt
Will M. Robins
Adyt Pool A Lareh
Albuquerque
Silver City
Old South Percha
Orchard's Place Sunday Dinners Advertised
Mrs Helen Long returned from a two month stay in California visiting relatives and friends. While there she enjoyed rides in Mr F Keller's auto, with Mrs Keller driving. Tesford has blood poisoning of the thumb from attempting to relieve poison in dogs. Teaford suffers pain but expects no serious results. Mr and Mrs Raeher report a delightful California visit renewing acquaintances and sightseeing. They plan to tour northern California around the 15th with Mr J W Zollars and family accompanying them on their car journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Long
California
F. Keller
Mrs. Keller
KE. Tesford
Teaford
Raeher
J. W. Zollars
Mre. Zollars
Mite Avon
Mining camp boom era led to silver yields and social event
Kingston area notes report a mining group nearly ready on silver producing claims. A large dance on the 7th drew many locals from Hillsboro and Lake Valley including families and residents. Guests listed, refreshments served by local women. A hail storm hit on the 7th. L. E. Armer plans 300 acre pasture fencing along Carbo nate creek. T. A. Robinson plans to stay long. S. W. Reay and sister Chas Parker left for the Mimbres Hot Springs on the 10th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
Lake Valley
Mre
al, Shepard
Phil Kelley
Johp Kelley
Mere
Henry Pagne
Sherman
Melavaban
Schale
Fergugson
Maggie Chatfield
Mire Mary Suerman
Grover Bolander
Bruce Barnes
J. D. Dye
Dorwi
T. A. Robinson
8. W. Reay
Chas, Parker
Mimbres Hot Springs
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised with rewards and testimonials
An old advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes endorsements from F. J. Cheney Co and the National Bank of Commerce Toledo, claiming the firm is honorable and able to meet obligations. The ad states the cure is taken internally and available for 75 cents per bottle, with testimonials free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Oheney
National Bank OF Commerce
Dave
New York City Land Values Claim Highest Status
New York City land values are declared the most valuable, with Rome as second. An investigation reports NYC residential real estate tops the list for value. a property recently listed at just over $600 per square foot. A remedy note promotes Chamberlain's Liniment for rheumatic pain, selling through dealers.
Henry J Brown Seeks Final Five Year Proof in New Mexico
Notice from the Department of the Interior J S Land Office Las Vegas New Mexico dated March 22 1913 announces Henry J Brown of Kingston New Mexico who filed a homestead entry in 1908 for a parcel in Township 16 South Ranger NM Meridian seeks to prove up final five year proof. Witnesses listed include Samuel H Bernard James Drummond Call and Porfirio Gutierrez all of Kingston and Hillsboro New Mexico. First publication March 28 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
J. S. Land Office
Las Feast
Henry J. Brown
Kingston
New Mexico
Ranger N.M. P. Meridian
Intenti
Philip S. Kelley
U.S. Commissarie
Samuel H. Bernard
James Drummond
S.call
New Mexco
Porfirio Gutierrez
Hillsboro
Firearms for sale at the office auction notice
An advertisement offers two firearms for sale including a Later One Double Action Smith and Wes son 38 Cal revolver (Special) in new condition and an 80 40 Witchester Rifle in good condition. Cash sale at this office. April ad.
Extracts From the Game Law for New Mexico 1912
This item presents 1912 New Mexico game law extracts for sportsmen. It lists hunting seasons and limits for deer turkey quail dove ducks snipes curlew and plover trout and big game prohibitions. It notes license fees: resident general license 150 dollars and nonresident big game and birds license 10 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Noxt
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Sier
Thompson
San Francisco
Hilleboro
W. HK. Broaddas
Las Cruces
Broaddus Jewbury Co
Misa Elenora Madrid
Hurley
Geo. Sehale
Kelley
Tom Ross
San Marcial
Lige ‘Tressel
Las Palomas
Hallie Neff
Mes, EK
J. Fender
Broaddus Jewelry Company
Broaddus
Advt
Chamberlain
Chamberstein
L. E. Armer
Carbonate Creek
New York City
New York
Rome
Resi
All Danlers
Adot
Jose Gonzales
Gunther
Hillsboro, N. M
Kennett Bros
Kingston, N.M
E. A. Salen
Hillsboro, New Mexico
Cartin
ALL Drugeis
Paso Herald
The
Southwest
Cali
Times
General Merchandise
Sierra County
Keller, Miller & Co
Lake Valley and
Glorieta Beer
Southwestern Brewery & Ice Company
Albuquerque, N. M
Lee
Meyers Bros
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