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Sierra County Advocate

Location

Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1915

Page

2

Cattle Trucks and Local News Fill Sierra County Advocate

Sierra County Advocate notes 5000 Mexican cattle expected in Hillsboro with 2000 already received. Three hunter wagons bound for Tierra Blanca. Miss Moffitte and mother travel to Deming to meet sister and husband on wedding tour. Subscription pitch offers Advocate plus four magazines for one year at $1.18.

Deming Mre. Hopkins Home Household Farm Life Advocate

Silver outlook bright after European war ends

The article argues that postwar Europe on a paper basis will exhaust world gold supply, making silver the only remaining metal with strong demand. Producers may store silver to profit from future conditions, expecting a tightened market and renewed prosperity as Mexico also coins more money after peace.

Lake Valley Schoollists Attentive Twenty One Pupils

Lake Valley grade six notes October attendance: twenty one pupils were neither absent nor tardy. Names include Etta Ricketson Edith Mae Bigham James Long bottom Thalia Longbottom Fred erick Latham William Slease Franses Hammel Irene Hammel Fred Longbottom Willie Sikes Joe Sikea Peter Sikea Hijab Longbottom Willie Longbottom May Mackey Arthur McKinney Herbert Mackey Elsie Ricketson Pablo Ross Sofiia Arejin Janine Martinez. Five Longbottom children travel three miles daily and keep perfect attendance for two months. Mentions of thefts by Mr Frank Richardson and Mr B Longbottom. Halloween party planned Saturday evening. Chae Sikes and Joe Mackey each received about a hundred Mexican cows with the 8.S lot. Robert Martie of Cuchillo stayed with Thomas Rix en route to Arizona. Choya will be in Deming Friday. locals expect activity.

Etta Ricketson Edith Mae Bigham James Longbottom Thalia Longbottom Frederick Latham William Slease Franses Hammel Irene, Hammel Joe Sikea Peter Sikea Hijab Longbottom Willie Longbottom May Mackey Arthur McKinney Herbert Mackey Elsie Ricketson Pablo Ross Sofiia Arejin Janine Martinez Theao Longbottom

Local Visitors And Residents In Camp Weekend News

Calumet residents and friends visit in camp this week as families and guests are noted. J. Tucker and Mrs. Lewis host visiting relatives while Dr. White of Alamogordo plans a family reunion. Jas Day returns from El Paso and Las Cruces after two weeks away, Dan McCauley comes home from Colorado on business, and Mrs. Glen Williamson visits Mrs. J. B. Richardson. Mrs. Harry James of Chloride visits Mr. and Mrs. P. H. McAaghan, with Frank H. Winston and Calhouy of Fairview in camp last Sunday. A. Brown, upper Republic contractor, travels to El Paso after a near-fatal explosion incident.

P. H. McAaghan Frank H. Winston Calhouy Fairview A. Brown

Explosion at camp claims one life and injures another

A power drill incident led to a blast at the camp injuring a man severely while another was hurt. The injured person is recovering under care of Dr. White and Mrs. Kelley. Nearby, Mrs. J. B. Richardson and family returned home after a visit. A Spanish dance drew many locals from Fairview and Chloride, and autos arrived with Camp attendees heading to the Range.

Dr. White Phil Kelley Little Son Eula Richardson Hillsboro J. B. Richardson Fairview Chloride

Coatless Soldiers End War Coat Uniform

The War Department bans field coats for U S troops opting for a light sweater as primary field wear and a supplemental sleeping garment. Parade dress remains unchanged. sweaters to be worn in cold weather or when marching and camping.

United States War Department

Umbrella care tips from 19th century notes

The text gives care instructions for umbrellas. It advises applying petroleum jelly inside hinge areas to prevent rust and moisture damage. Wet umbrellas should be stood on their handles to dry, letting water run out away from silk and rib joints to protect fabric and frame.

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Sierra County W. C. Thompson Sierra County Advocate Sierra New Mexico Slo's Tierra Blanca Miss Moffitte State of Lake Valley Lake Valley School Fred Longbottom Willie Sikes Frank Richardson B. &. Longbottom Sbmer Mr. Richardson Mr. Chae. Sikes Joe Mackey 8.S . Lot Robert Martie Cuchillo Thos. Rix Arizona W. G. Barowell Glen Kirete Hngle Mrs. J. Tucker Mrs. Lewis Alamogordo Jas. Day el Paso Las Oruces Dan McCauley Colorado Glen Williamson Harry James Upper Republic Brown Andy Faulkner Ford Bob Greer Thedford Sylvania Woods Clifton Mills la Grippe Thedfords Percy We Kingston Stage & Express Rak EZ Kyproprietor OL Fan Ufe Albuquerque Evening Herald News of the World Associated Press Vira THE Evening Herald Albuquerque Bolanderbros Hillsboro, New Mex Gale
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