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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1915
Page
4
A mother questions her seven year old son about his heavy brow and potential trouble. The child answers that nothing ails him and asks why she assumes distress every time his brow is wrinkled. This vignette centers on parental concern and child’s defiant clarification.
A Chicago street-cleaning worker rose to wealth through speculation and mining investments, married a duchess, and died by his own hand without a dollar. The New York World recounts this remarkable, stranger-than-fiction人生 story.
A writer explains the poem consumed his life and left him exhausted after finishing it. The sporting editor says he felt the same fatigue after reading the piece.
A Carlyle remark contrasts a man with half volition who moves aimlessly on smooth paths with a man possessing full will who advances on rough ground and reaches his goal if there is any wisdom in the effort.
Judge questions a policeman about aiding the defendant in a fight. The officer replies he hesitated because he did not know which party would be the defendant. The exchange highlights uncertainty at the scene and the judge’s attempt to seek clarity.
A scientist declares the speed mania has converted many automobilists into nervous wrecks and laments the burden on those who must dodge them.
A collection of clipped quips from Charcoal Eph and friends, noting jokes about trouble and marriage. One line recalls a friend Rastus marrying a widow with five children while another jokes about learning to cook and eating.
The quote features a judge remark about belief in a man’s love. It presents a witty exchange on romantic awareness with concise, sharp language. The line captures a jesting courtroom moment reflecting on perception and emotion.
A Washington Herald excerpt notes a missing husband case with a bizarre department store chase. The speaker recalls beating him to a sample and asks what happened. The husband was last seen at the third counter of the four teenth aisle and moving toward the four teenth counter of the third aisle.
The act defines game fish including various bass, speckled trout, crappie and ring perch and sets open seasons. Deer with horns have carcass possession rules. north of 35th parallel hunting runs Oct 6 to Nov 5 and south to Nov 20. Tassel Eared Gray Squirrels have a season from Nov 1 to Nov 6. wild turkey seasons vary by location across parallels.
The text outlines license requirements for hunting and fishing with specific species and seasons, including limits on possession. It lists license types and fees for residents and non residents, and emphasizes that hunting without a license is prima facie evidence of violation. It also notes reporting fires to forest rangers or wardens.
The article urges strict adherence to fire prevention rules to minimize annual forest losses. It advises extinguishing matches, properly disposing of ashes, keeping campsites small, never leaving fires unattended, avoiding burning near trees, and not building bonfires.
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