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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1915
Page
1
Ket Door Werth of R C Church Main Street Quakerwyyat Deming New Mexico will attend the courts Sierra County and the Third Judicial District.
Attorney and Councillor at Law in Albuquerque will be present at all times of Conytot Bernalillo Valencia Sovorra and Sierra Counties. Notice urges proof notices to be published. Sierra County Advocate has published such notices for thirty years and offers affordable, accurate service.
Incomplete excerpt shows a heated dispute over teaching methods and schooling funding. The garbled lines refer to parental concerns about education, taxpayer mercy, and a child’s progress with phrases about mammoths and crust, without clear narrative or full names.
A dentist warns Mr Ackins about a crown causing trouble. The patient laments not having the tooth pulled, recognizing the unrest the crowned tooth brings. The exchange reveals the uneasy fate of a tooth wearing a crown.
A Boston mother asks her seven year old son what ails him after a heavy brow. The boy replies in a slow syllable that nothing troubles him, challenging the notion that every wrinkle signals distress. The exchange reveals a child’s self assurance.
A Chicago cleaning worker rose from modest means to speculative ventures, amassed vast hopes and debts, and died by suicide with no money left. The New York World reports the startling arc of a life that read like fiction.
A poet recalls the life poured into a single poem and the author’s fatigue after finishing. A sporting writer mirrors the sentiment, saying he felt equally spent after reading it.
A quotation reflects on willpower, noting that a man with partial volition wastes effort on smooth paths while a man with full volition pushes on rough routes to reach his goal. The line attributes the thought to Carlyle and frames wisdom as the key to determination.
A judge questions a policeman about helping the defendant in a fight. The officer replies with a thick accent that he did not know which anthem would defend the person, implying uncertainty and confusion in the courtroom dialogue.
A New York Herald remark notes a scientist warns that speed mania has turned many automobilists into nervous wrecks. He urges attention to German drivers dodging them and the risks on the road.
A Baltimore Sun quotation shows Charcoal Eph remarks on trouble and friendship. He jokes about Raatus marrying a widow with five children and offers a remark to Mistab Jackson. The line captures his humorous, folksy sentiment.
In Harper's Weekly style a quarrel erupts among fictional figures Jorrockd Dubbleigh and Binks as Dubbleigh boasts control while recalling a failed attempt to retrieve a broken car with a drastic response. The dialogue hints at tension and bravado without clear resolution.
Judge Lumley Smith at the Old Bailey noted that irregular checks showing odd amounts were commonly altered by forgers in a broad operation. A single stroke could change eight to eighty, as seen in a case involving a check for 8 148 and a forged sum of 80 pounds.
A humorous observation on a man who boosts others with ginger at all times and in all weather, praising the value of someone who shares warmth and cheer through ginger shots.
A fearful wife pleads for safer work as she fears her husband may touch a charged wire at the shop. The husband dismisses the danger while mentioning a charged account at the store.
In Italy the wooden flooring market thickens as demand pivots from marble tiling and cement. Oak and pine dominate, with little birch or beech entering the market, and prices rise on the crest of the shift.
Horace B. Stevens describes a west side auto tour from Elephant Butte to Hillsboro highlighting Animas valley Palomas Hot Springs Lake Valley and historic mining lore. He warns of steep grades and winding canyon roads but calls the trip worth the effort for its scenery and little known southwestern country.
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