27 Sep 1912
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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1912
Page
1
Fragmentary note indicates a boxing matter before the New Mexico Supreme Court in Santa Fe with references to Room 26 Armijo Building and an associated corridor. Vessel or venue details are unclear. The fragment suggests legal proceedings involving boxing.
Missouri Senator Cockrell arrived late to a cabinet dinner after he misread his calendar and thought the date was a day later. President Roosevelt, guests, and Mrs Hitch’s party laughed at the error as the dinner began with the senator indoors in a dressing gown and slippers.
A farmer left his two horse team by a railroad and a runaway began. A farm dog from Frank Toneley’s farm leaped out, tried to seize the reins, and stood in the lines to halt the horses. The dog was struck and killed. A boy grabbed a rein and managed to bring the team to a stop.
Advertisement notes improved handwriting and spelling by private lessons for university men before entering business. Offers bookkeeping and related training with address details, in a London newspaper notice.
Three German cities Frankfort Rostock and Cologne maintain public parks covering about half their area while Berlin has a larger proportion of its area devoted to parks. The text notes urban green space distribution across major cities and hints at Berlin's expansive parkland.
In Zululand the full moon makes objects distinctly visible up to seven miles, while starlight allows ten print distance with ease. The passage notes the contrast between moonlit and starlit vision in rural viewing conditions.
The Model Sportsmen's Club credits Prof. Charles Frederick Holter, a naturalist, angler and author, for organizing the famous Tuna Club of Santa Catalina. His influence raised sport fishing standards on the fishing grounds off Southern California.
A historic remedy notes to squeeze juice from a small fruit lagging with water and soda, to drink while it is hot. It claims relief for headaches and suggests benefits for dyspeptic or bilious conditions, reflecting old household medical practices.
Baltimore American quotes doubt from youth as Indiana anti kissing crusade faces skepticism. The note suggests many young residents will oppose the movement, reflecting generational resistance to the campaign.
An article examines the certificate voting practice in New Mexico, arguing voters must reside in the precinct where they vote. It cites constitutional residency rules, notes the likelihood of ending cross-precinct voting by election workers, and asserts ordinary voters require no guidance to cast ballots.
El Paso officials report extensive rebel mobilizations in Chihuahua near Juarez for the first time since the federal occupation. A 600-strong group moves near Pearson Chihuahua and from Sonora, while federal trains along the Northwestern line halt south of Pearson awaiting developments. No troops are sent in pursuit.
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