25 Aug 1888
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Newspaper
Lincoln County Leader
Location
White Oaks, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1888
Page
1
Assay details specify gold and silver content with no more than lead, a single assay, and a 4.004 proportion for all other metals. Special contracts exist with mining companies and mills. GF cash must accompany each sample. Reagent and preparation terms applied on reasonable conditions.
Incomplete OCR text lists a property or offer with furnished details. Mentions WM and GALLi.CHrE with potential hotel or inn context. Includes references to cleanliness and water supply, with payments or duties implied. No clear date, place, or full entities to confirm.
A new place of business begins selling listed goods opposite Wood's store on White Oaks Avenue, inviting customers to inspect offerings and share in the market. Local merchants observe the opening as Market District activity continues.
A brief notice notes a one year term priced at 2.75 with unspecified services or items. The fragment includes unusual names and a monetary figure, but lacks clear event or organizational context. No additional details are available from the readable text.
A reader questions the existence of perfect Christians and critiques clergy who project holiness. The piece argues true meekness, tolerance, and humble conduct matter more than flashy piety, urging pastors to model Christlike behavior, greet all with kindness, and avoid self serving showmanship.
A large number of Gol county citizens request a Mass People's Convention to be held at Lincoln on the evening of Saturday September 1, 1988. All friendly should take notice. An enterprising physician in Australia advertises he will pay half the funeral expenses in cases where I am not successful.
The article outlines how railroad grants attach to lands, noting odd and even numbered sections and indemnity lands. It covers withdrawal and reservation procedures, settlement rights, and historical acts shaping how lands are reclaimed or protected for grantees and settlers. It also mentions related legal acts and a book release by Henry N. Pomeroy. It closes with notes on the National G A R encampment events and railroad fare details.
The Nogal Nugget backs Cleveland and a conic pilot policy, while a national crowd shows mixed support. Several Lincoln County figures claim Sligh will secure a seat, with public figures and associations sparking political tension across the region.
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