22 May 1914
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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1914
Page
1
Bridget Flanigan described herself as a poor lone Irish widow when arrested at Wells. Police found on her person tea sugar beefsteak bacon bread buns biscuits sagot pipes tobacco cigarettes and puff London Evening Standard.
A Roosevelt quotation notes true heroism lies in doing daily duties rather than waiting for a spectacular moment. It emphasizes practical service over dramatic action and urges consistent effort in everyday tasks.
A damaged excerpt shows playful banter among speakers at the Boston Browning Club. A passerby name John L is mentioned briefly amid crowd movement toward a window, with the scene captured by Puck.
Farmer Corn Tossel answers why he keeps money out of town saying he knows the local market well and won’t let real bargains slip by. He notes trust in township leadership but prefers personal deals over local bets.
A jealous editor, pursuing a vengeful line, exposed the wedding of a neighboring town couple by reporting “Apothes Oi Resident Gone.” The crash in privacy follows a courtship with a woman of uncertain age as a suitor marries her.
Wooden flooring use rises in Italy as demand shifts from map le, tiling, and cement. Oak, larch, and pitch pine are the main materials, with little to no maple, birch, or beech entering the market.
Albuquerque lawyer Elfe O BoaO will be present at a Bernalillo Valencia Socorro and Bernalillo Counties court session to deal in mining properties including gold silver and copper in New Mexico.
A student asks if anything new has been found on Venus and an elderly professor hints that only authentic pictures would prove it. The Chicago News quotes the exchange focusing on skepticism toward unverified images.
Fragments describe tea grown in Burmah and its processing into pickled tea. The text suggests the method and notes on how tea affects global supply.
A fragment from the Chicago Evening Post hints at a girl and a pianist named James E. Zitok. It mentions three months of age and four teeth as markers for future piano ability, then references Barty at the ivories. The text is cryptic and garbled.
Tax and rate concerns loom as residents discuss city finances. Officials consider ending certain levies while evaluating overall cost of living and services. Local voices urge clarity on how rate changes affect households and businesses.
Shabby fragment from the London Mail hints at a robbery involving purses and a suspect, but the readable portion offers few specifics. The text suggests public reaction and a call for clues while naming no definite people or places.
Governor William C McDonald proclaims Saturday May 30 1914 in New Mexico a day of observance to honor the Nation s dead. Citizens are urged to participate in exercises, strewing flowers on graves and teaching children the day s meaning to foster patriotism. Attested by Antonio Lucero Secretary of State.
From the Forest Service Albuquerque office plans call for thorough inspections of all timber sales in Arizona and New Mexico by district foresters before July 1. The aim is to systematize conservative stumpage cutting and increase efficiency through biannual inspections, keeping officials in closer touch with timber purchasers.
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