Hillsboro Notes Highlight Local Visits and Elections
The Hillsboro column reports a republican primary at the courthouse tomorrow night, teacher examinations next Friday and Saturday, and several town visitors. It notes injuries from an accident, mining workers heading to Kingston Mines, ranch sales, and returning families with travel updates.
Fairview School to Open with Sullivan as Teacher
Tra H Sullivan will enter Christian Brothers School at St Joseph again this fall. School begins on the 25th with Miss Helen E Reilly as teacher. Mrs H W Hearn escaped serious injury after a horse corral incident. she was knocked down as a bronco plunged among the horses and later found resting, bruised but alive.
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Tra H. Sullivan
Christian Brothers School
St Joseph
Helen E. Reilly
H. W. Hearn
Raoc
White
Teachers Examination Notice at Court House October 6
There will be a teachers examination on October 6 at the Court House beginning at 8 a m. Teachers should notify the county superintendent ahead so he may prepare for them. This is the last examination before next spring. F I Given county superintendent
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Fearn
Lady Franklin
Kingston
Court House
Mary Lou Swope
F. I. Given
Paul J. Given and Charles H. Johnson for Sierra County offices
Political notices announce candidacies for Sierra County posts. Paul J. Given seeks Republican nomination for county superintendent of schools and sheriff candidate Charles H. Johnson joins the race under the regular Republican convention process.
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Sierra County
Republican County Convention
Paul J. Given
Charles H. Johnson
Notice of nonresponsibility for mining properties
John Brocau of Kingston New Mexico dated September 18 1916 states the Boon Storm Atlantic Pacific and Comet mining properties operated by Monitor Mining Company will not be responsible for any labor improvements or any indebtedness contracted by said company on the named properties.
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Boon Storm
Atlantic Pacific
Comet
Monitor Mining Company
John Brocau
Kington, N. M
Time Flys Event Begins at 7 30 Admission Ibe
Brief notice invites attendees to a time themed gathering starting at 7:30 with admission labeled Ibe and two additional details implied by the short text.
Sierra County Republican Convention Called at Hillsboro
A Republican convention is called for October 7 1916 at 11 a m in the Hillsboro Court House New Mexico to nominate candidates for Sierra County offices and the State House of Representatives with precinct representation totals listed. Proxies from delegates are not recognized unless held by residents of the precinct.
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Loy L. McFarlin
Lewis
Wilbur B. Hudspeth
Cook
Co. H. Becond
Arkansas Infantry
Deming
Hillsboro
Mr. Smith
New Mexico
Border
McFarlin
Hude
Rogers
Lewis N
Bentonville
Ark
N. M
Court House
Hilleboro
State House of Representatives
Sierra County
Lake Valley
Kingston
Las Palomas
Ovebillo
Hot Springs
Monticello
Tierra Bianca
Derry
Atrev
Catter
Faulkner. Y Hermosa
Fairview
Chloride
Eagle
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Notice
One hundred dollar reward offered for a catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Cheney & Co announces their honesty and financial ability. National Bank of Commerce Toledo endorses. Hall's Catarrh Cure claims to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists and Bell's family Pills advertised.
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Hall
F. J. Chenny & O
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Rights of American citizens extend beyond the coast
A West speech by Mr. Hughes urges that American citizenship and its protections must not end at the coastline. He contends rights must be defended everywhere, warning that any failure would expose American life to marauders beyond the shore.
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Rights OF America
Coast Line
Hughes
West
Women Voters Aim to Shape National Politics
Suffrage leaders at the Congressional Union in Washington explain how the women's party plans to oppose President Wilson and shift the 1916 race by offsetting Ohio losses with Western states California Nevada Colorado and Arizona while noting Idaho’s Progressive dissolution favors Republican gains and parties adjust strategies.
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Congressional
Wilson
Woman's Party
Congressional Union For Woman's Suffrage
Washington
West
Waron
Ohio
California
Nevada
Colorado
Arizona
Idaho
Winoter
Political Commentary on 1916 Republican and Democratic Strains
The article surveys party divisions across states with Republican gains in Oregon and Washington, copper tax discontent in Montana, Utah security for Republicans, and joint Democratic-Republican shifts in Wyoming. It also mocks Secretary Daniels and Redfield, critiques the Wilson administration, and notes Senate Democrats leaking the Danish West Indies treaty terms while praising Hughes’ critique of Wilson.
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Kansas
Montana
Oregon
Washington
Utah
Wyoming
Senate
Danish West Indies
Pitileas
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Librra County Advocate
W. C. Thompson
Chico Rascon
Robert Martin
Hilliard
Cuchillo
Virginia
North Iohn
Kingston Mines Development Company
H. A. Wolford
Darwin Wolford
el Paso
Stugebaker
J. E. Upton
North Percha
John Beals
Beales
Uptons
Sherman
Dolph Sanders
Dolph
Billy Macdonald
Lynn and
J. D. Adams
Charlea Moffat
Hi Paso
North Pereira
Jim Hiler
Pugofork
Lock Stock
M. B. Ament
Robert Reid
Mimbres
Armor Ranch
Sawpit
Mr. Reid
Forest Service
Tments
W. H. Bucuen
W. M. Rosins
Seo’y
Lyric Theatre
Sierra
J. H. Sparks
Hillsboro, New Mexico
Harry Benson
H. C. Long Store
General Merchandise
Hillsboro, N
Daniels
Mr. Wilson