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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1912
Page
3
The Storan County Advocate notes publication Friday October 18 1912 with advertisements rates. One year subscription price and ad pricing per inch locally 10 cents per line 20 cents per line for written locals. Provisions for one inch one month one year rates listed.
Snow was visible on the Black Range Monday. Sherif Kendall returned from Albuquerque last Friday. Mrs. H. A. Wolford returned from Dake City. Dr. Miller of Lake Valley visits Hillsboro. Cowboys head to the river for the horse round up. Several local residents, visitors from Kingston Fairview and El Paso pass through. Four NM political parties filed tickets with County Clerk Kelley. Tom Mahar returns from Amherst and plans to return to the Black Range. A saloon license application near Palomas Springs triggers census action by county officials.
Mr. Vieg completed the Palomas Springs evaluation. State Land Commissioner R. P. Ervine, with wife and son John R., along with G. Cartright and J. L. Seligman of Santa Fe, arrived by large touring car on the return to the state capitol. The party traveled from Santa Fe via Roswell to near the red flagger country, after spending two weeks at Faywood Springs.
The Albuquerque Herald notes a reception tonight at 7 30 honoring Mrs 8 T Johnson of Palomas Springs NM president of the State Federation of Woman's Clubs. The event is at 120 South Walter Street hosted by Mrs D A Bittner. State federation meetings are set for Thursday and Friday mornings at the Woman's Club building. Mrs A B Ray of the city serves as vice president.
Reports from Agua Blanca allege extreme rebel violence against troops and civilians. Details describe severed limbs, torn tongues, strangulation with hot wires, nails driven into a neck, multiple deaths by burning, and killings of women, children, and a child struck against a rock.
An old ad advises chamberlain tablets for headaches caused by stomach issues and promises availability through dealers. It also promotes the Sierra County Advocate in publishing legal notices, noting thirty years of service and cheap, correct work in English and Spanish for final proofs and legal notices.
One hundred dollars reward for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Walding Kienan Marvin signatories attest Cheney's reliability. Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally. 75 cents per bottle. sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. Ad.
A Los Angeles man describes falling into a den of rattlesnakes and the eerie pull of watching them crawl over him. He and a friend finally got up and killed four or five snakes, an unusually vivid and daring experience far from ordinary life.
Enos Loller of Saratoga Indiana touts Chanber tsin s Cough Remedy as the best on the market after fifteen years of use. Sold by all dealers and recommended for quick relief from a bad cold.
A reader advertises Mrs. P. B Brogan of Wilson Pa endorsing Chamderlain's Cough Remedy as far superior for croup and recommends it, noting it is sold by all dealers.
Public notice lists New Mexico game law extracts effective June 14 1912 detailing hunting seasons and limits for deer wild turkey quail doves ducks and other birds and mammals along with license fees for residents and non residents. It specifies seasons bag limits possession limits method of take and prohibitions on killing elk mountain sheep mountain goat beaver and ptarmigan year round and a 1917 prohibition on killing antelope pheasant bob white quail wild pigeon and prairie chicken. License rates are residency 1.50 and non resident 10.00.
A brief advertisement explains that Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are a gentle, mild remedy for stomach disorders in young children. The pills are easy to take and are available from all dealers, per the ad copy.
The piece notes a fad where surgeons perform fat removal from wallets, a satirical take on trimming finances. It highlights a growing trend of drastic measures to pare down spending and reshape appearance.
J W Copeland of Dayton Ohio buys a bottle of Cham berlain s Cough Remedy for a boy s cold and claims the bottle cured the ailment faster than a five dollar doctor s bill. Sold by all dealers. Ady.
County Clerk notice from Tysboro New Mexico names witnesses Louis M Sly A Strumm John Kinney and Janes McArdle all of Lake Valley for claimant in the case filed with Jose Gonzalez as registrar first published September 13 1912.
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