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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1916
Page
4
A fragment from the New York Mail discusses the rise of fortune fortune, implying a growing business around managing wealth and incomes for heirs. It questions the value of work for the rich who rely on inherited funds, noting the paradox of wealth creation and maintenance as a difficult profession.
The piece notes Professor Blackie in fevered age debate about youth involvement in politics. It argues that young men cannot be the sole driving force of political wind, insisting age and experience shape public policy.
A fragment discusses micrometer calipers and the precise breadth measurements crucial to 18th century manufacture, noting how fine tolerances inform the machine maker’s art and the need for exact gauges in production.
A garbled excerpt shows a speaker muttering about a political tongue twister and a line about "Grand Figh Meat" and "Exalted Imperial Plenipotency" as a humorous aside. The noisy text hints at satire or mockery during a post-election discussion with a lodge officer present.
Dr Albert Shaw extols the press for lifting readers from narrow confines and widening sympathy across a great nation. He praises its broad intelligence and the sense of human solidarity it fosters.
A New York thief chloroforms victims to steal money, rationalizing the acts as humane and necessary, a grim note from the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune reporting on the audacious crimes and the unsettling justification behind them.
A playful exchange unfolds in a Washington Herald snatch, where a husband mocks his wife’s gown while she retorts with wry wit about fashion and pride. The fragment hints at social chatter and the era’s newspaper voice without full context.
A brief note reports a complainant detailing marital tensions after a wedding service as a magistrate notes similar conclusions forming rapidly. The account reflects a dispute prompting legal attention and potential action.
Synopsis of the Game Law in effect March 18 1915 lists protected species including bass crappie and ring perch and sets open seasons for deer and tassel eared gray squirrels. Deer with horns north of the 35th parallel run Oct 16 to Nov 5 and south of it Oct 25 to Nov 25. Tassel eared gray squirrels June 1 to November 30. Wild turkey north of the 35th parallel Nov 1 to Dec 31 and south of it Oct 25 to Nov 1.
The text outlines annual hunting and fishing limits for various species and licenses. It lists possession limits by date, licensing costs for residents and non residents, and requires proper licenses in fields. It also notes licensing authority by county clerks and the State Game and Fish Warden.
The Forest Service urges strict observance of six fire safety rules to prevent wildfires. Never leave a campfire unattended, extinguish with water or earth, keep fires small, avoid building near trees, and properly dispose of matches and tobacco.
A brief safety notice warns that wind can start fires at any time and urges immediate action. If a fire is discovered, extinguish if possible. if not, report to the nearest Ud. Moest Manger or equivalent authority. The message emphasizes rapid reporting and control.
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