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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1914
Page
3
Local news gaps report N S Miller Co plans to rebuild the old post office as a drug store. Socialists in Sierra county announce a ticket with C H Laidlaw for the legislature.
The item lists Kingston residents sharing 1000 goats from Mrs. Ann Latham and Latham Bros and mentions a Hyatt barbecue for about 100 friends from Deming. Other items include buys of 800 cattle, Angora bucks to Texas, church services, and moves within the area. An 1886 medical ad for Hall's Catarrh Cure is included with notarized testimony.
Public land office notice from Las Cruces 1914 states Credencio Baldonado of Chloride New Mexico filed intent to prove up a three year homestead claim for SW1/4 SE quarter Section 4 Township 12 South Range 8 West New Mexico Meridian. Hearing before U S Commissioner Philip S Kelley Hillsboro October 15 1914 with witnesses Francisco G Trujillo Mariano T Trujillo and Dionides P Trujillo.
Notice records annual stockholders meeting at the firm's agent office in Hillboro New Mexico with date December 8 1914 per secretary W M Carpenter. A second legal notice outlines a Sierra County civil judgment against Annie Grayson Ethel Grayson and Ray Grayson authorizing sale of described land to satisfy a $2709.34 debt plus interest and costs. sale set for December 1914 at Hillboro court house.
Parties leasing state land should take precautions to prevent prairie fires this fall and winter due to grass growth. Fire guards must be plowed and grass burned between them. Grass in road centers should be burned to create effective fire guards. Harry P. Owen, attorney at law, now domiciled in Los Lunas, New Mexico 730. Advt.
The El Paso Daily Herald promotes wartime coverage with bold claims of Europe’s conflict and a bundled subscription deal. Readers in El Paso are offered a limited time offer including the newspaper and additional periodicals for a reduced price.
A historical notice lists Douglas Shoes priced at 3 50 and a 400 amount tied to Hanan and Sonn’s fine. The short item records a monetary note linked to a footwear sale and an associated fine.
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