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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
2
County official designated as advocate enters office at Hillsboro in Sierra County New Mexico. The action is noted for transmission through the US mails as a second class matter.
Mias Lilly Bernard traveled from Kingston on Sunday. Multiple residents visited relatives from Arrey El Faso Las Palomas and Lake Valley. A group plans to depart for the east Monday for two months. John Kinney and Dolly Brown of Kingston quietly wed at the Orchard Hotel yesterday afternoon.
Prospecting with a diamond drill is planned for the Good Luck mine on the Macho body of ore found in spring. W Turner, formerly of El Paso Bank, is rusticating at the Nunn ranch and learning cowboy skills. A baby girl was born to and Myo Chas McKinney. Mrs. Latham visits Globe as her husband Thos Latham improves the ranch house. Virginia Houle manages two chutes and hopes to strike the contact area. Stockmen rejoice after showers. Mrs. Walter Hammel visits Pleasant Point, Canada. Birchfield and Van Norden drive from Deming for Mrs. Clyde Broodgood’s inspection, then give joy rides. N 8&8 Finch sells Jaralosa ranch to C Todd of Texas. Groaddus Jewelry of Las Cruces insures eye care. Dr Stovall’s 25 horsepower Studebaker climbs Berenda hill easily.
The Fort Scott Tribune reports on a farmer seeking relief for insomnia after a doctor’s visit. The farmer jokes that his own loud snoring may be waking him, reflecting small town concerns as residents discuss visits and local happenings.
A quotation emphasizes brotherly feeling toward irreligion, arguing religious men should view the irreligious with regret and hopeful commiseration rather than alarm or aversion, urging charitable sympathy.
A London Tatler quip contrasts a grand private organ with a privately owned one. It jokes that the former has nearly a hundred stops while the other has none. The humorous exchange underscores inflated expectations and rural wit.
In Deming attorneys Wick ord of the Mimbres Irrigation Co and Adams of Albuquerque appeared in Silver City Saturday for a hearing before Judge Neblett on a call to restrain the Fortal company from using the flood waters of the Mimbres River. The hearing was reported by the Silver City Enterprise.
When your child has whooping cough be careful to loosen the cough and expectoration by giving Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as may be regained. This remedy will liquify the tough mucus and make it easier to expectorate. It has been used successfully in many epidemics and is safe and pure. For sale by all dealers.
A brief item notes that recovery is possible in three to four days by applying Chamberlain's Liniment and following directions with each bottle Ad by all dealers advising use in official notice tone.
Last week Harry Whitehill sold his cattle and ranches to Tom Templeton, with Whitehill remaining locally as Mrs. Whitehill moves to Iowa for a year to enroll the children in school. The notice also endorses Chamberlain's Tablets for digestion for midlife and older adults, sold by all druggists.
Ben Kinsey and Lester Damm departed on the 21st for a prospecting trip. George and Clarence Meyers were Kingston visitors during the week. Tom and Sim Reid are fencing a pasture with barb wire along Care Pouale creek.
June 2013 notice lists Jose Gonzales as the registrant with a register entry attributed to otma. The item appears as a historic public record fragment from the First Publication era.
Department of the Interior O 8 Land Office Las Cruces New Mexico February 12 1913 notice that Charles H des of Lake Valley New Mexico filed intent to make final five year proof for Homestead Entry Serial No 613 for SE NW SW NE and NES by Section Township 18 S Range W New Mexico Principal Meridian before A S Commissioner at Willshore see on April 2 1913 witnesses Emmett Nunn J P Nunn Arch Latham Peter Kinney Jr all from Lake Valley New Mexico first pub February 14 1913
Practical guidance warns to extinguish cigarette stubs and cigar ends in safe areas, avoid burning ashes near flammable material, keep campfires small and never unattended, and never build bonfires due to unpredictable wind risking wildfires. The advice emphasizes using water or earth to put out fires completely and to be vigilant about fire hazards.
Jerome Sedillo described as hunter trader and trapper who killed lions bears wild cats coyotes wolves and skunks. Advertisement notes December 6 to 12 and mentions six months.
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