Sierra County Advocate Subscription and Advertising Rates
Sierras county Advocate lists subscription rates for one year and six months, plus advertising rates. Local write ups priced per line and per inch, with local notices charged at higher rates.
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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1913
Page
3
Sierras county Advocate lists subscription rates for one year and six months, plus advertising rates. Local write ups priced per line and per inch, with local notices charged at higher rates.
Jeff Hirsch unwatering the Eagle No. 1 shaft preparatory to ore removal. I W Boppwell arrived from the north end, then headed to the railroad via Cuchillo. A nine pound girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Chas Meyers. mother and baby well. Porter W. Dent of the reclamation service visited Hillboro. An eight pound boy born to John G. Dawson in Amarillo on Feb 25. mother and babe well. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Ball returned from Rincon. Mrs. Hall visited daughter Mrs. Buchanan. County commissioners approved repairing the county water jack in the courthouse yard. U S deputy surveyor Ww H Herrick surveying mining claims in Placier country for A V Brower. Allan Ricketson, long respected Sierra county pioneer, died in Llano, Texas. J Kerber, J Gordon visited sheriff Kendall’s home. County Clerk Andy Kelley shown new five cent piece from El Paso Bank. coins depict Indian head and buffalo, deemed inferior to old design. A B Rouiller and E Grandjean of San Marcial to settle estate of late John Rouiller. appointment of administrator noted.
Socorro county commissioners held a special session to discuss property assessments under state board guidance. Assessor Kuklac was instructed to assess all property at full value. no action was taken by the commissioners beyond noting the stance, with goat raisers led by Mr. HB Wolford present.
Warning against ointments for catarrh containing mercury. Mercury harms mucous surfaces and the nervous system. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co Toledo claims no mercury, taken internally, marketed by druggists, 75 cents a bottle. Testimonials free. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
In Philadelphia Willing Panhandles member Archbishop Ryan is accosted by a drunken panhandler who asks for a dime. The archbishop replies with a quip about walking the straight and narrow path, the panhandler retorts I used to be a tight rope walker.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for curing coughs colds and croup citing its great reputation and wide sale. It urges purchase from all dealers and notes local mentions of J N Upton and Rio Mimbres Irrigation plans under Bickford.
An advertisement claims Chamberlain's Tablets offer a clear conscience and permanent cures, urging purchase through all dealers. The copy emphasizes widespread efficacy and urges readers to obtain the remedy via local druggists.
The State of New Mexico claims taloning location under the 1910 act and offers rights to mineral interests. Interested parties must file objections with the Las Cruces Land Office Register and Receiver to establish their stakes or mineral character, with Jose Gonzales as the registrar. First published February 14.
The article summarizes hunting seasons and limits under the 1912 game law. It lists deer turkey ducks geese quail and other species with seasons and possession limits, plus license fees for residents and nonresidents. It notes general and big game licenses and bans on certain species and activities.
Notice of application for patent of John G Powell and Edward Powell for the Cu. F Quarto Lode Mining Claim in Palomas District Sierra County New Mexico. description includes survey details surveying numbers and location five feet from discovery cut and surface boundaries mapped. continues with landmarks and measurement references and filing details in the La Cruces office.
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