County Officials Named in Sierra County Advocate
W C Thompson proprietor Priday October 27 1911 lists county officials and district officers including WM Bair secretary Wolford secretary of district W G Trajitla chairman tid district Annew Kelley Will MRobins ML Kahler W O Kendall Jay T Parker supervising Treasures Visco Montoya Probate Clerk and Sheriff in Sierra County official notices
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Secren
Bair Quez
Tiestistrict
Hea Wolford
W.g.trajitla
Tid
Anew Kelley Will M.robins
M.L. Kahler
W.O. Kendall Jay
T. Parker
Iperinten Vransvisco Montoya
Teeieurer
Sheriti
Local News Notes Move and Visits in Hillsboro
Ed Armer travels to El Paso for arm treatment and saloon owner Al Shepard moves to the Mercantile building. Local returns include Mrs. Leatherbee from Boston and T. Robinson heading to Los Angeles. Governor candidates W C Donald and W C Kendall referenced, with sheriff race noted. Sierra County voters urged to register before closing books tomorrow afternoon.
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al, Shepard
T. \. Robinson
Los Angeles
A. T. Leatherbee
Boston
Mass
W. C. McDonald
Hillsboro
Resident Clarifies Length of Stay in New Mexico
In a Sierra County Advocate notice, the writer asserts a full term of New Mexico residence, directing querists to Geo W. Cook of Carlsbad and Robert Armstrong of Alamogordo for verification. He questions an opponent’s El Paso residency and notes the legislature will seat the rightful winner.
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Engle
New Mexico
Apvocar
Ste
Sierra County
N. Mi
Geo. W. Cook
Easher First National Bank
Carlsbad
N. M
Robert Armstrong
Hier
First National Bank
Alamoserdo
el Paso
County Clerk Backed For Re-Election By Local Voters
The Sierra County community is urged to re elect Aaron Kelley to the probate and county clerkship. The editorial argues the office requires experience and clerical training, free from politics, to preserve records and perform duties efficiently and honestly.
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Peron
Kelley
Sierra County
Aaron Kelley
Duty For Sierra County Election Campaign
Voters in Sierra County hear claims against Mr. Bursum while praising Dr. F. I. Given as honest and worthy. The message appeals to duty asks voters to question honesty and owed favors, urging the election of Dr. Given by the largest county majority.
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Mr. Bursum
Sierra County
Dr. F. I. Given
Chloride notes on mining, statehood visit, and party event
Julius Wild returns from California and continues work on his Black Hawk Gulch mining claim. Edward and John James attend the Statehood celebration along with W. G. McClure and family. Democratic candidates visit Chloride on the 18th with a dance and supper hosted by Mrs. Lightgow. Sheriff candidate Joe Richardson tours Chloride. Henry Schmidt photographs the event.
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Julius Wild
California
Black Hawk Gulch
Edward
John James
W. G. McClure
Arizona
Chloride
Lightgow
Henry Schmidt
Joe Richardson
Sheriff
Republian
Republican candidate for Sierra County treasurer
Announcement listing Wo. M. Rontmns as the Republican candidate for Sierra County treasurer and county collector seeking votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wo. M. Rontmns
Sierra County
School Superintendent Cited for Experience and Merit
The editorial extols Colonel James P. Parker as a qualified and efficient county school superintendent. It notes his proven experience, impartial execution of duties, and favorable comparison with peers at Santa Fe, while dismissing criticisms as petty and minor. Hav ing served faithfully for years under territorial administration.
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James P. Parker
Santa Fe
Republicans Host Dances in Hillsboro Declaring Welcome to All
The article notes Republican candidates hosting two dances in Hillsboro on November 6 inviting everyone, Democrat or Republican, to attend. It claims the GOP principals are sound representatives and suggests recent talk about the Democratic chance at Hermosa.
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Hermosa
Hillsboro
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Notice
One hundred dollar reward offered for an incurable catarrh case. F J Cheney Co of Toledo endorses the firm as trustworthy. Walding Kinnan and Marvin, wholesale druggists, Toledo, provide testimonials. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Free testimonials and price per bottle advertised. Also Hall's Family Pills for constipation sold locally.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney &Co
Toledo O
F. J Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Toledo
Mall
New Mexico Anti Saloon League elects trustees and officers
The New Mexico Anti Saloon League names J. T H. Heald as president S. M. Williams as first vice president J. W. Corbett as second vice president J. R. Carver as third vice president W. G. Ogle as secretary H. P. Williams as treasurer and J. J. Seder re elected superintendent Also mentions Chamberlains products and local headlines about crime and medical notices.
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The
New Mexico Anti-Saloon League
J. T H. Heald
Albuquerqu
S. M. Williams
Roswill
J. W. Corbett
Mountanair
J. R. Carver
Fort Summer
W. G. Ogle
East Las Vegas
H. P. Willams
Albuquerque
J. J. Seder
Eternal Vigilance in the Kitchen and Daily Excellence
A reflection on constant daily effort in the kitchen. It emphasizes untiring care to exceed yesterday’s results, minute detail, extreme cleanliness, and high standards for raw materials from butcher and grocer. The piece frames vigilance as essential to quality.
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W. C. Thompson
Armer
Rojer
Keller, Miller & Co
Mrs. Keller
Los Aeres
Anna Bucser Tovis
W. C. Kendall
New Mexico la
W. C. Donald
Frank Worden
Mountin
George H. Tucker
Tucker
Siera Couty
FM. Borquez
Cornelius Sullivan
J. I. Montoya
W.H. Bucurr
Tion
Mir
Chlorige
Chamberlain
My Fan
Gilbert
Denver
Pueblo
William J Gilbert
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Juan Muniz
Socorra Chatz
Chavez
Texico
Curry County
Max Perea
Territorial Asylum For the Insane
Gunther
Post Office Drug Store
Dra
Cold Storage
Tee
Meyers Bros
T. C. Long
General Merchandise
Lake Valley and
Hillsboro, New Mexico
Glorieta Beer
Southwestern Brewery & Ice Company
Albuquerque, N. M
Yeoman & Harrington, Alert Block
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