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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1916
Page
4
Excerpts from Hughes Detroit talks stress Americanism and rights protection for citizens. The speech touches labor, preparedness, civil service, and policy on open seas and hunting licenses with warnings about forest fires and urging swift reports to authorities.
The article notes Democratic keynote lines about Manana and tentative speaking engagements for Wilson Grove after September 1 with no fixed dates. It mentions possible Western visits mid September and efforts to recruit speakers for the woman vote plus Bryan's uncertain Maine campaign and Hughes's active effort across the West.
The excerpt argues for constructive laws as a remedy to stagnation before World War I. It notes a skilled median sea outflow, railroad freight car shortages, and shrinking industry. It cites Democratic tariff changes in Louisiana that plowed under 200000 acres of sugar land and critiques predictions by McAdoo Redfield and Wilson that failed to materialize.
The act defines game fish including bass crappie and speckled trout and lists open seasons for deer squirrel and wild turkey. Deer with horns has distinct regional dates north and south of the 35th parallel with limits. Squirrels run June 1 to November 76th and turkeys have separate winter and summer windows by region depending on latitude.
Forest Service urges strict adherence to six guidelines to reduce annual forest fire losses. Rules include proper extinguishing of matches and cigarettes, keeping campfires small and away from flammable material, never leaving fires unattended, and avoiding fires near trees or piles of needles and grass.
An independent newspaper notes its lack of political party alignment and aims to print today’s news for a fee, with delivery by mail. The piece references Albuquerque and a price of 60 cents.
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