17 Apr 1886
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Newspaper
Lincoln County Leader
Location
White Oaks, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1886
Page
1
The Lincoln County Leader reports a notable Past Ovfign at White Make Market featuring cement chatter, a message from Tin Caravge Winery and Nes faxes Co. TLaatiar group.
In Lincoln County a plan links a proposed railway grant to White Oaks land value and tax assessments. Officials weigh the impact on local property, with discussions over how the parish would benefit and where the resulting funds might be allocated.
The piece portrays the Tabor movement as a powerful obstacle to progress, claiming orchestration by Morrison and broad support from labor and finance groups. It warns that the union’s organized strength, including key figures and capital, resists reform and threatens national stability.
Reader instructions describe a complicated medical remedy for diphtheria and related throat infections. The text lists symptoms such as white-coated tongue and swollen tonsils, offers a chemical potion using potash and ether, and prescribes dosages for adults and children, with cautions on safety and effectiveness. Historical references mention Edward Atkinson and Boston doctors, and discuss dissemination to legislators.
Fragmented OCR passage references Luterraptes and other entities, mentioning a work by an author whose name appears garbled. It suggests discussions of a brief period and forthcoming details, with a call to subscribe for the Lesogn. The readable parts imply analysis of hidden workings and future revelations.
The piece describes Agness Tueh and Dr A C G Lane aiding settlement drives in Missouri West, with plans for towns and colonies, including Billing. It notes Samuel Lane’s role, the Huronstead Company, and efforts to attract workers and capital, mentioning transportation by steamboat and railway lines, and a push to populate new towns amid challenging conditions.
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