Sierra County Advocate Front Page Note
Sierra County Advocate dated Friday September 27 1912 published by W C Thompson. This single-line header item notes the newspaper and proprietor with date and county origin.
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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1912
Page
3
Sierra County Advocate dated Friday September 27 1912 published by W C Thompson. This single-line header item notes the newspaper and proprietor with date and county origin.
Local news items note the opening of the quail hunting season November 1 and deer season October 1 with bull moose closing November 5. Mentions Tomas Abeyta building a new ranch residence above town, Mrs. Hall visiting Rincon, Mrs. Meyers returning from Deming, John Kelley moving to a homestead below the box canyon, and G H Gage with Forest Howells returning from a surveying trip on the Animas. Also reports on Masonic visit, Star ranch occupancy, Throop family from St Louis and Detroit arriving, a suspected ancient Indian woman's body found near Ash Spring canyon, Miss Emma Alexander’s funeral, Dr. J J Rosenstall visiting, a two‑week outing planned in the Black Range, and Union Sunday School officers.
Notice states the annual meeting of Wicke Gulch Mining Company will be at 9:00 a.m. on Thursday October 10 1912 at the mine office in Hillsboro New Mexico, per company by laws. Willard E Carpenter serves as president.
Mr and Mrs M L Kawler and family express sincere thanks to all who aided during the illness and death of their beloved daughter and sister.
Kingston hosts editor W. O. Thompson of the Hillsboro Advocate who enjoyed a short visit. Jobo Brocha works on Saw Pit claims while W B Teel and daughter Verona arrive. Verona Teel had been hired as Kingston school teacher as classes begin with fair turnout. Residents from Saw Pit, Lockport, Tierra Blanca visit Mr and Mrs Bernard. Sierra County Advocate reminds readers it publishes legal proof notices reliably and affordably.
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications. It is a constitutional issue requiring internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. It is not a quack medicine and was prescribed by leading physicians for years. The formula combines blood purifiers with mucous-surface action, claimed to yield cures. Testimonials available. Sold by druggists. price 75 cents. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The Atchison Globe asserts that a well crafted detective story outshines a mere romance or a presidential message, arguing for suspense and puzzle over sentiment or statecraft. The editorial champions narrative wit, logical deduction, and sharp plotting as superior reading fare.
A playful line from the Chicago News frames a chain of fear where a mouse fears a man, a man fears a woman, and a woman fears the mouse, ending with a wry note on the reader's own position amid the cycle.
A man who smokes and belongs to clubs never has a chance in an argument with his wife about expenses. The remark reflects a household dispute tone and hints at gendered domestic tensions without naming people or places.
A health tip advises women that stairs sweeping and bed making won t heal a woman. To improve digestion she should get outdoors walk a mile or two daily and take Chamberlain s Tablets.
Reports in Silver City claim a party visiting the Upper Gila caught 664 trout with at least half discarded on the bank, an act condemned as a flagrant violation of state game laws. The incident spurs calls for tougher enforcement and stronger laws to curb such sportsmanlike misdeeds.
A historical ad extols Chamberaisie’s Liniment to ease back soreness sprains and rheumatic pains. It claims universal usefulness sells through dealers urges temperate debate and political religious freedom as God given liberties.
The public trust in Chamberlin's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy rests on user experience and reports of remarkable cures of colic diarrhoea and dysentery. The statement credits widespread success and asserts support from dealers who sell the remedy.
Jose Gonzales, Register, lists Tho Iy... no. The notice names Willam D. Leass, of Lak New Mexico, who filed for final three year proof on land in Township 6S Range 8W NM, in the N M P Meridian. It sets October 24, 1912, as the proof date before Andrew Kelley, Sierra County Clerk, at Illebors New Mexico, with four witnesses from Lake Valley. First publication Sept 18, 1912.
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