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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1906
Page
4
In Ardmore Philadelphia a wave of dog tooth pulling alarms residents. A white poodle valued at 100 dollars and three collies owned by South Ardmore residents lost every tooth. Neighbors speculated a dental student or revenge motive, while doctors seek the true culprit.
A Kalamazoo will left by Mrs Almira Kramer a fortune of 105000 and 10000 of income set aside to feed tramps The note urged hobos to gather in Kalamazoo and seek winter and summer lodgings with the income providing meat and potatoes and a permanent removal headquarters for hobos in the city
A study of New England papers notes that the Portsmouth New Hampshire and Kittery Missouri navy yards lie on the same ground within the same boundaries and are both owned by the United States government.
Harrisburg Pa The board of state game commissioners will establish several state game preserves on land owned by the forestry department. Enclosures with a three foot high wire fence will keep hunting out at all times. Wardens will enforce the ban. $6000 appropriated for fencing. A commission including Frank G Harris Heyward Myers and Joseph Kalbfous will select sites.
Washington reports a commercial war between the United States and Germany over reciprocity treaties. The dispute risks raising tariffs on agricultural goods and cotton, with wheat and other crops facing steep increases. The new German rates, effective in early 1900, are designed to protect agrarian interests and could greatly depress American shipments to Germany.
A writer in Pearsons discusses the ethics of illustrating stories. He notes that readers demand faithful pictures, yet artists often reveal limitations in drawing ships and other subjects. The piece humorously warns authors of potential misrepresentations and emphasizes responsible depiction.
General Kuropatkin complains that Russian military policy keeps aging soldiers in uniform. He notes lability for service spans twenty-one to forty-three years, with four years in colors followed by reserve duty. The piece contrasts Russian and Japanese service ages, touching on frequent reservist calls around late thirties.
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