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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1916
Page
4
Roosevelt in Lewiston defends Hughes by contrasting Mr Wilson's neutrality with Pontius Pilate's and argues for moral action against a stronger power. He asserts Pilate urged moderation while Wilson remains neutral in fact as well as name.
The Pittsburgh Dispatch notes the President rises early amid hot weather and suggests he may need to keep this routine through November if critic Hughes maintains his undignified stance.
Theodore Roosevelt, speaking for Charles E. Hughes in Lewiston Maine, denounces President Wilson for ignoble, unsuccessful actions in Mexico from 1914 to 1917. He claims hundreds died or were wounded and the effort accomplished nothing, calling it a costly waste.
The Kansas City Star argues against electing someone through states rights rhetoric late in the game. It notes the question was settled decades ago and supports preparedness as essential for security. The New York Sun poses a harsh view on American competence while noting infrequent Democratic victories.
Synopsis of the Game Law in effect March 18 1915 defines game fish including bass and speckled trout and lists protected species. It sets open seasons for deer north and south of the 35th parallel with specific date ranges and notes tassel-eared gray squirrels and wild turkeys as big game with seasonal limits.
The text outlines license requirements and fees for residents and nonresidents for big game bird and fish. It details possession limits for quail trout bass crappie and other species with seasonal dates and warnings about open-fire risks and reporting fires to authorities.
Forest Service urges strict observance of six fire safety rules to cut annual forest fire losses. Key points include fully extinguishing matches and cigarettes, keeping camp fires small, clearing flammable material, and never leaving fires unattended.
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