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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1905
Page
2
The Sierra County Advocate announces its publication by W. F. Thompson in Hillsboro New Mexico. It is entered at the post office as second class matter for transmission through the U S Mail.
June 23 1905 meeting of the Hillsboro New Mexico Board of County Commissioners reviews property returns for the year. Numerous bulls stock cattle sheep goats and other items are valued or adjusted while fees licenses are approved and a jail street clearance order is issued.
Thrifty honey bees for sale available from Riverside Ranch. Bees can be shipped in secure hives. Contact G. O. Rero at Rodey P. O. New Mexico.
Subscribers who do not express a contrary notice are presumed to continue their subscriptions. If subscribers request discontinuation of their periodicals, the law governs the action and timing.
An advertisement claims women reach a pivotal phase and may suffer from female weakness, prolapse, or falling of the womb. It promotes Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a cure and offers $500 reward if it cannot cure above maladies. A Wisconsin customer testifies a daughter’s health improved after using the remedy and a free medical adviser is promised with a one-cent stamp offer.
The article outlines subscriber duties and penalties for nonpayment or improper handling of periodicals. It covers responsibility when papers are not collected, moved without notice, or left uncalled for, and notes that refusing delivery can be prima facie evidence of fraud. It also explains advance payments and the publisher’s rights to continued delivery until arrears are settled and how postal law allows arrest for fraud in some cases.
Public notice to T Barr and Mary A Beaver their heirs assigns and administrators that an expenditure of One Hundred Dollars has been made on the Log Cabin mining claim in Carpenter Mining District Grant County New Mexico to hold the claim under the Revised Statutes for the year ending 1904 If they fail to contribute their share within ninety days after publication their interests will be forfeited to the undersigned Mrrenent Guay First publication June 16 1905
Notice states the administrator was appointed May 1 1905 by the Probate Court of Sierra County New Mexico. All persons having claims against the estate must present them as required by law.
Notice to John C. Plemmonts that $100.00 was expended in labor and improvements on the Las Animas and Virginia mining claims in the Las Animas Mining District Storm County for the year 1904 to hold the claim under Section 224 of the Revised Statutes of the United States for the year ending November.
This fragment warns that if a party does not contribute within ninety days after publication, their share in a mining venture may be forfeited or seized under section 232 of revised statutes. The text references riders of radio and related procedural terms.
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