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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1915
Page
3
The notice lists advertising rates for one inch space at one issue and one month, with the rate for locales and local write ups per line. It appears as a damaged OCR snippet from 1916, showing pricing and formatting cues for classified and local notices.
Hillsboro chatter runs with neighbors visiting from Hot Spring Santa Fe and Deming. Mrs J B Richardson visits from Carmel and Miss Mary Armer leaves for San Diego to study. A newborn girl greets Mr and Mrs Nesbitt animal last Saturday.
A funeral was conducted last Saturday in Albuquerque for a man aged 59. The service was held under the auspices of the local Spanish-American order.
Lake Valley notes cover a August 26 dance and a August 30 wedding at the bride’s mother home, Emily McLean marrying Emmett Nunn. They plan to live on the stage road. Archia and Mae Latham depart for Silver City Normal School with mothers Kinney and Nano accompanying. Several families relocate, students return to school, and local residents travel to El Paso and Mesilla Park for services and schooling.
A speaker rejects kingship and conquest preferring ordinary life with a cat, home, garden, family, and cinema. They dismiss threats of bombings and world domination, valuing a common home and job over royal power or military glory. The verse contrasts tranquil domestic contentment with the allure and danger of empires and battles.
Fragmentary OCR notes accuse a Toledo bank official and NaviONAL BANK OF ComMERCE of internal irregularities while warning about fake medicines sold by Draggitta. The text references blood and innards, but remains unclear on actionable details or dates.
Department of the Interior Las Cruces Land Office gives notice that RA MON ROMERO of Hermosa New Mexico, holder of homestead entry 04508 for a certain tract, intends to prove five year residence to establish claim before U S Commissioner Philip Kelley in Hittaboro New Mexico on September 6, 1915. Witnesses: Leopoldo Romero, Hermosa New Mexico, Jose Francisco Apodaca, Hermosa, Felipe G. Baca, Cuchillo New Mexico, Teofilo Baca, Cuchillo New Mexico.
Notice states Martin Conaroy claims ownership of property after failure to pay assessed expenditures under a legal notice in Las Animas District New Mexico. It references Section 24 and 26 of the Revised Statutes with publication dates in August 1948 and November 21.
Department of the Interior notices Walter Phughs of Cutter New Mexico contests John R Jones for land in Township 16 Range 4 West Meridien. Jones moved away and is accused of abandonment. Jones must answer within twenty days after fourth publication, with proof of service to contestant. Publication dates July 26 1915 July 12 1915 July 8 1935 August 6 1935.
A vintage advertisement promises one hundred dollars for proof that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure a case of catarrh. The notice is signed by J Corry and Co of Toledo Ohio and implies a sworn testimonial guarantee.
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