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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1915
Page
4
A farmer explains morning mash from dlied potatoes and green foods like clover hay and ensilage to feed hens. Hens lay more in December to March when eggs fetch high prices, while roosters are scarce after fall, with neighbors often disappointed by fall losses.
The text discusses cutting dead branches to save a tree and notes a mule’s usefulness tied to its capacity to process food. It also reflects a dated social remark about telling a girl you wore every hair on her head and the lack of admiration for her complexion.
A diner scene unfolds with Wille demanding his pudding and rejecting older meat while a father sternly orders him to eat. The exchange centers on dining conduct and tense parental control during a meal.
A woman witness in an English court stated my husband to a matal division, and the clerk inferred she meant mentally deficient. The remark highlights how spoken phrases can be misinterpreted as slurs in legal settings.
Noting a quote attributed to Benjamin Franklin, the text argues that early habit formation shapes a child's obedience and reduces future warfare. It underscores education as a key principle, praising system as a noble law and an undercurrent for universal peace.
The Professor of Logic muses alone on a missing hat. He tracks it to a root and, unable to see it, concludes with a joking outburst that he is aciting on it, praising the irresistible power of Jogto.
In every field of human activity the demand for more competent men and womons growing every day, especially in agriculture. Home pride is mighty valuable as net, and the farmer who has none is handicapped on the road to success. Work is the salve that heals the wounded heart.
The act defines game fish including bass speckled trout crappie and ring perch. Deer horns accompany carcass north of latitude 35 from Oct 16 to Nov 5 and south from Oct 25 to Nov 25. Gray squirrels tassel tailed from June 1 to November 36. Wild turkey big game ranges from Nov 1 to Dec 31 north and Oct 15 to Nov ? south of 35th parallel.
State rules outline hunting seasons and bag limits for wild animals birds and game fish with specific dates and possession limits across categories. It lists license costs for residents non residents and aliens and notes fire safety guidance and reporting procedures to rangers or wardens.
Public service urging strict observance of fire safety rules to prevent forest fires. Instructions include fully extinguishing matches and cigarettes, keeping campfires small, clearing surrounding debris, never leaving fires unattended, avoiding tree or log fires, and not building bonfires.
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