Sierra County Advocate Mail Note at Hillsboro Post Office
The Sierra County Advocate is entered at the Hillsboro New Mexico Post Office for transmission through the US as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1916
Page
2
The Sierra County Advocate is entered at the Hillsboro New Mexico Post Office for transmission through the US as second class matter.
Secretary Redfield's sad experience with the republican iceberg may tie to Mr. Wilson's refusal to deliver campaign speeches, signaling tensions in party strategies and public messaging.
Santa Fe delegates have not chosen a governor candidate. J. C. de Baca is set to lead the ticket, with Jones likely to be named senator and Walton to represent the party in the House.
Miss Frances Ringer leaves Hillsboro for Silver City to resume studies at the Normal School. Arch Brightwell quits long-time job with Fred Mister. Paul Given seeks Sierra County superintendent nomination. Dr. Given, A&M graduate, cites county experience. Also a district court notice of sale in Hillsboro involving a 1910 judgment for damages and costs, with property listed in Block 42 Hillboro to be sold August 26 1916 at the courthouse.
Fiorence Alina daughter of Polk Nebraska visited once. Mrs Durnburg sister of Miss Luis Axtell. Chae Longlaw departed for Silt Colorado on Monday's stage.
From Mr. Hughes' acceptance speech, the Nation rejects aggression toward Mexico and calls for a policy of firmness and consistency. It seeks peaceful border security and protection of citizens while promising constructive, stable relations through unwavering international obligation.
The above named bankrupt's interest in real property will be sold at public auction under trustee Robert Strilan on Sept 9 at 1030 AM at 53 Broadway Manhattan NY. A 10 percent deposit to clerk at sale and balance within 30 days. Sale may be canceled if minimum 75 percent of appraised value not reached. Dated New York City August 24 1916. AEAMAN MILLER Referee in Bankruptcy Robert Birtan Trustee 47 Wall Street New York City First by Sept 1 Last pub Sep
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