16 Oct 1914
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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1914
Page
1
The Percha Lodge No. 9 I O O F Hillsboro New Mexico will attend all the courts in Sierra County and the Third Judicial District. Office: First Door West Of RC Church Main Street Hillsboro Qrtorww Zoom Deming Will attend all the Courts in Sierra County and the Third Judicial District.
New men will be present at all terms of court in Bernalillo Valencia Socorro and Sierra Counties. Deal in valuable mining properties in gold silver and copper across the region.
The notice asserts that Sterna Cquyz Aproua has published leged notices for thirty years and offers cheap, correct work. It includes bilingual guidance urging timely publication of legal notices and reminds readers of BigARA Comtx Aprgcats long-standing publication history.
A Washington Post report on the maguey cactus details its wide role in Mexico as medicine agua miel pulque and mescal tequila, plus its vital fiber for weaving baskets and clothing. The plant thrives on the Mexican mesa, bears spiny branches, and yields sap usable quickly before fermentation.
A Baltimore newlywed, eager but unsure of domestic tasks, misinterprets the ashman’s call Ash-ees Ah-ees. She replies with dignity that she does not care for any today, highlighting a humorous clash of understanding.
The Ngue for the preservation of scenery asks the Swiss government to halt new concessions for Alpine railways. Public sentiment favors protecting beauty over easy access, as many visitors prefer carriage rides to challenging climbs, risking loss of mountain charm.
A compact note interprets the phrase right side as saying a statement not worth making in plain English. It contrasts burning the candle at both ends with making ends moot, implying paradox or critique of overextending effort.
A 1914 letter from Franklin K Lane to Harvey B Fergusson praises land policies and aims to rally support for the Democratic Party. It, with a companion letter by A A Jones, is cited as exposing Republican use of false issues.
The Albuquerque Morning Journal quotes a Philadelphia Public Ledger critique opposing Mr Hernandez and denouncing a "little coterie of bosses" who run the Republican party in New Mexico. The piece argues the bosses would control the legislature and taxation abuses, urging voters to resist.
Andrew Carnegie argues in the New York Sun that a better period has begun and that the United States will progress with ups and downs. He cites exports rising toward 1.5 million dollars daily, notably manufactured goods, with a growing home market fueling foreign sales.
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