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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1916
Page
4
A fragment from Harper’s Weekly depicts a dialogue where Smithers questions Rastus about a planned marriage that morning, and Rastus explains the ceremony is postponed because the bride ran off with a man named Tham Jonsing, using period dialect.
A cheerful musing reflects on morning meals as revealing true kindness beyond polite social shells. The author values breakfast companionship over formal dinner meetings, noting personal warmth found in shared early hours.
A fragment from a Honolulu article discusses supporting stricter state boards and the patipate process, noting changes in participants over about two weeks. It reflects on resistance and emphasizes the powers of those involved. The text voice hints at medical or investigative context with references to doctors and groups.
In a Boston Transcript snippet, a conversation hints at inherited money and the heir's insistence that wealth did not drive a change in lifestyle or departure, with a focus on personal humility and simplicity. The fragment preserves dialogue between Tallor and Owas, suggesting tensions over wealth and conduct.
A reflective note on marriage and memory as a wife recalls youth and the foolhardy behavior of her partner. The column muses on how love and sense evolve, suggesting many men once believed themselves wiser than they truly were.
A concise quotation on habit formation and reform, noting that directing youth habits shapes life. contrasts with the reformer’s difficult, often hopeful task in guiding older adults. Attributed to Joseph Johnson.
Farmers describe feeding hens with morning mash and Dolled potatoes, using clover bay ensilage and potatoes for greens. Eggs peak in winter months December to March, while roosters are sold in fall and others come for roosters in spring but find them killed. advise buyers to prepare for winter stock.
Extremely damaged notice warns that all dead branches must be immediately cut from a tree to prevent danger to the tree and preserve its life.
A short note discusses a mule's day of usefulness measured by its rough chewing of food, highlighting a simple farmyard yardstick.
The act defines game fish including bass, speckled trout, crappie and ring perch. Open seasons allow deer with horns north of the 35th parallel from Oct 16 to Nov 5 and south of it from Oct 25 to Nov 25. Gray squirrels run June 1 to Nov 36 each year and wild turkeys are hunted north of the parallel from Nov 1.
The article lists open seasons and bag limits for various game and fish by species and dates, including trout and bass, with quotas such as 20 in possession per day and seasonal ranges from August to December. It also details licensing requirements and fees for residents and non residents, including fishing and big game licenses, with specific amounts and the authority of county clerks and the State Game and Fish Warden.
Agriculture Forest Service urges strict fire safety rules to cut annual forest losses. Do not leave matches or cigars lit, extinguish fires with water or earth, avoid large campfires, and keep fires away from trees. Build small fires and clear surrounding debris.
The notice urges immediate action if a fire starts. If possible, extinguish it. if not, report to the nearest U S Forest Ranger or State fire Warden at once. It emphasizes wind can start fires at any time and stresses rapid reporting.
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