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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1916
Page
1
Qtr way o Low T H Byrne N G Steve Reay VG W J Fergusson Secy M L Kahle Treasurer Meetings Second and fourth Fridays of each month February 19 10.
A fragmented poem recounts moments when the speaker felt successful as a senator, poet, and lover, each time waking to a sudden interruption. It cites Arthur B. Goodenough and Manchester Mirror and Farmer as possible attributions, with lines about fortune, fame, and awakening.
Office in Armijo Building at 3rd Street and Railroad Avenue practices in New Mexico Supreme Courts. Partners J. D. Hatcher and G. H. Fries occupy Room 26 and offer legal services.
In a column from the Indianapolis Star the author questions why James J. Hill is not seen as American given his Canadian birth. The piece cites 1910 census figures showing many Canadian born residents and argues against Canadian American labels or cross border hostility.
Sierra County Apvoca TE publishes notices for three years and will handle publication duties. This notice reminds readers that legal notices will appear as required.
The piece notes the fluidity of the Canada United States boundary in the prairies and observes that many people move across the line while differences in overland travel remain. It highlights how the international divide seems less distinct to those living near the border.
Quoted advice by W. G. Horder urges speaking with awareness of how words affect listeners. He argues empathetic listening prevents passionate or unrefined language and reduces harm to spirits and feelings.
A study finds that exposure to red light makes plants more robust and vivid. Leafy plants become greener and more pronounced while the sensitive plant increases its sensitivity, suggesting enhanced specialization across plant traits.
A Reading resident discovered a pigeon perched on the grate bar in the drawing room after descending the stairs. The bird carried a sizable amount of soot but escaped when the resident opened a window.
A flatiron kept on the range safely warms contents in a saucepan without burning. It also helps food simmer without sticking or scorching on a hot stove.
An English traveler visiting Clay Center remarks that fried chicken and strawberry shortcake are unknown in his country, illustrating a prosy life impression he formed during the stay.
Detroit Free Press reports a buyer recalls how he was persuaded to invest in a mining stock by a salesman touting mahogany office furniture brass cuspidors and a Gucci rug, raising questions about the sale and due diligence.
Adam surveys animals and reflects on the task of naming them. He smiles with satisfaction and notes that there will never be a shortage of party emblems.
A reflective piece likens ideals to stars guiding a person toward their destiny. It compares pursuing guiding principles to a seafaring voyage across deserts of water, emphasizing steadfast adherence to ideals as the path to fate.
An accomplished pianist performs selections for a Lord purgest Mozart crowd. A woman among the listeners expresses a strong wish to hear Mozart's Twelfth Mans, noting her husband had belonged to a local Pineat-Everybody's Mages group.
Masa, a veteran baker from Quincy, was approached shortly before retirement to refresh a wedding cake 45 years old. He had baked the cake for a wedding 25 years earlier and restored it for the silver anniversary.
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