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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1915
Page
1
A fragmented OCR item mentions an office titled Ottomwy-ot Rove and a first door location in B C Ottomwy-ot-Lour with reference to Deming. The readable text is unclear on dates or actions.
The notice reminds readers that the county advocate has published legal notices for thirty years and will continue to provide affordable accurate service. It includes bilingual Spanish text asserting the same message about public notices and reliability.
A husband notes a gown aspect as a wife replies she will not wear it again next season. The Washington Herald quote captures a domestic style moment.
A magistrate notes many men reach similar conclusions after marriage, but not so rapidly. The complainant describes a sudden airing of grievances following the wedding service.
London opinion notes that men act foolish when proposing while Nell notes the common view that the husband behaved like a fool. The brief reflects social commentary on marriage proposals.
W D Lewis argues against woman suffrage, praising traditional motherhood and moral power of women over political rights. He laments political ambition replacing familial influence, warns of a hen pecked nation, and insists home and Bible remain guiding sources of morality and governance.
A speaker warns farmers that divine order forbids women from becoming stepfathers to government and links suffrage to provoking God. The oration cites Adam and a four thousand year progress narrative, arguing legal reform would debase women and dishonor a sacred covenant.
The article notes German manufacturers supplied arms and munitions to Britain during the Boer War 1899 to 1902. It lists metal cartridge cases, smokeless propellants, dynamite, small arms ammunition, fuses, primers, and 15 pound quick firing guns as records held by the U S Department of Commerce Library. It also mentions a separate item about a bizarre disease claimed to be spread by meat from animals fed loco weed.
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