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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1914
Page
4
A compact note describes a Buffalo hunting rifle chambered in .22 Savage High Power linked to Rockefeller. It notes the firearm’s caliber and reputation, with limited context about ownership or occasion.
A collection of brief items notes W. G. Horder on careful speech to avoid wounding others. It also reports how red light enhances plant characters making them more robust and distinct. A pigeon descended Reading chimney, bringing soot before escaping through the window.
A flatiron stand keeps contents in a saucepan warm without burning and prevents sticking when simmering on a hot stove, according to the Indianapolis News.
A Londoner visiting Clay Center says he never tasted fried chicken or strawberry shortcake, noting both dishes are unknown in Kansas, a remark highlighting the local cuisine’s unfamiliarity to him. This observation reflects the broader impression of English life seeming prosy to a traveler.
A reader recalls buying a mining stock after being swayed by a salesman with a fancy office and expensive furniture. The anecdote highlights how image and status influenced poor investment choices.
Adam surveys animals and reflects on naming them. He smiles and remarks that whatever happens there will never be a shortage of party emblems.
Quotation reflects that ideals act as guiding stars rather than tangible goals. The analogy likens pursuing ideals to a seafaring journey across desert waters, emphasizing steadfast direction in reaching one’s destiny.
Publication of New Mexico game law extracts dated June 14 1912 outlines seasons and bag limits for deer and wild turkey. Deer season runs October 1 to November 15 with one deer per person. Wild turkey season runs November 1 to January 15 with a limit of four in possession.
The document lists seasonal limits for quail, gan birds, ducks, snipes, curlew, plover and trout with possession caps and size rules. It also states prohibitions on killing mountain sheep goat beaver ptarmigan and other species at all times and notes licenses for residents and non residents with specific fees.
The rules urge: extinguish matches before disposal, stub ashes away from flammables, keep campfires small and never unattended, avoid building fires near trees, do not start bonfires, and report any fires to a forest ranger or state fire warden immediately.
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