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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1915
Page
1
Readable fragment notes a mine location in Billsboro New Mexico with names Estaquio Caravial and a pool reference. No dates or additional context provided. The item reads as a terse placement notice or field record snippet.
WW A Wolford of Hillsboro New Mexico will attend the Third Judicial District and counties Sierra and Valencia. He is a physician and surgeon based in the Armijo Building, Albuquerque. Practice in Supreme Courts of New Mexico and Texas. He will be present at all tenure of courts in Valencia, Bernalillo, and surrounding counties. Deals in gold silver and copper mining properties in New Mexico.
A brief note states the Serra County Advocate has published notices for thirty years and will continue to provide affordable, accurate notice services. The reminder emphasizes experience and cost effectiveness in publishing official notices for the community.
Federal Commissioner Howe argues free ports along the U S coastline would cut tariff friction, spur international banking, and move the world’s financial center to America. He cites Germany and Hamburg as models, notes reciprocity in trade, and says ports must exchange wealth to settle balances.
A reflective piece on county fair agricultural exhibits praising soil power and natural beauty while warning of market hardships. It notes onions selling poorly, hogs fed carloads of produced goods, and cotton risk of below cost prices, urging balance between pride in farming and economic realities.
Governor William C. McDonald proclaims Monday September 6 1915 as Labor Day urging citizens to observe as a legal holiday. He requests state offices close and nonessential business suspend to honor workers across fields factories forests mines shops and railroads in New Mexico.
A fragment from Marcus Aurelius urges valuing integrity over convenience. It cautions against actions that break promises or undermine self respect, highlighting the inner standard guiding conduct.
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