Sierra County Advocate Subscriptions Details
Sierra County Advocate dated Friday June 18 1909 lists subscription rates for the paper. Proprietor Thompson oversees the publication with pricing specifics implied in the small notice.
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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1909
Page
3
Sierra County Advocate dated Friday June 18 1909 lists subscription rates for the paper. Proprietor Thompson oversees the publication with pricing specifics implied in the small notice.
Logal News notes 98 degree heat and urges boosting the Fourth of July celebration. Marshalling a parade of small-town encounters, residents update travels, visits, and real estate moves across Hillsboro, Rincon, and nearby ranches, with several name-drops from Armendariz to Weeks and Reay.
Trustees of the Maxwell land grant seek to transfer 27.43 acres to the territory for reform school use at Springer. The notice mentions zoning considerations and promotional claims for Simmons’s Sarsaparilla, offered at 500 and 1.00 per bottle, sold at the Post Office Drug Store.
Rio Grande Republican notes eight parcels sold in one day with a plan for a first class water works system and building activity. Ranger J W Reid reported forest fires near the range head contained with little live timber loss. He logged Hillsboro at 5625 feet and a head of the Animal River peak at 10450 feet, guessing an 11000 foot peak may follow. He praised water, grass and cattle along the Black Range apex. John Cox was arraigned for allegedly taking 1200 feet of Sierra Consolidated lumber from the May ranch on Trujillo creek. Sheriff Kendall traced wagon tracks to Tierra Blanca creek, the lumber was found burned by a fire. Cox posted 200 bonds for the next grand jury.
A subscriber sends a clipped poem and note asserting there are 350000 fly specimens plus renegades, that lizards and trout like them, and bald men are their enemies. The verse ridicules flies and all humans, ending with a jibe that flies are not as big as chickens.
A dated advertisement touts Hunt's Cure for all itchy skin ailments sold at the Post Office Drug Store. Testimonial from J. O. Moore of Atchison Kansas claims broad effectiveness and guarantees relief for 50 cents a box.
A Dry Farmer in Colmarlives tends a parched plot carrying rain in a sieve. If his watered crops fail to thrive he will sell his harvest to a local merchant, the Springer Stockman.
A rough OCR fragment notes Hunt's Lightning Oil gives bite sting relief and may deter mosquitoes when applied promptly. The text mentions sale at the Post Office Drug Store and cites approval by Attorney General Frank Clancy of a deed of conveyance.
Notice to taxpayers warns that the second half of 1998 taxes will become delinquent on June 1 1909. A 5 percent penalty will be added on July 1. Witt M Rowins, Treasurer and Collector, May 28.
Nivette L Miller administratrix of George T Miller deceased, appointed June 12 1909 by the Probate Court of Sierra County New Mexico. All creditors must present claims within legally prescribed time to Hillsboro New Mexico. First pub June 18 1909.
Notice from the Department of the Interior United States Land Office Las Cruces New Mexico announces Tongue Territory has applied under the 1898 act plus supplements for nonmineral public lands to compensate for school land losses. Serial numbers 03.1 to SEy See 1 and numerous lots and sections listed across townships 12 13 south range 1 west. Jose Gonzales register first publication June 11 1909 last publication July 9 1908.
Notice is published by the U S Land Office Las Cruces May 24 1909 Asa Curtis of Hermosa New Mexico filed intent to make five year proof to establish a land claim under Homestead Entry No 4176 for Section 22 Township 13 8 Range 9 W W M P Meridian before Andrew Kelley Probate Judge of Roswell on the th day of July 1909 Witnesses include John C Plemmons Hillsboro A Slater Ed Fooks M Beebarger all of Hermosa New Mexico First Pub May 28 1909
Notice to T W Maloney heirs assigns and administrators that $1000 was spent in labor and improvements on the Katie and Merriam mining claims in the Black Range Mining District Sierra County New Mexico for the years 1900 1907 and 1908 to hold the claims under section 224 of the Revised Statutes for the year ending December 31 1908.
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