04 Dec 1886
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Newspaper
Lincoln County Leader
Location
White Oaks, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1886
Page
1
In a tight finish, Calfeer Easter edged Verity News and Cu. Leaner by a slim margin of 82.75 to secure a key win. The event highlighted sharp finishes and strong performances from both teams.
The text discusses Charles Francis Adams, son of John Quincy Adams, noting his lack of high offices, personal integrity, and perceived mental decline. It compares him to other Adams family members, mentions his political alignments shifting from Democrat to Republican, and references historical figures like Martin Van Buren and Taylor in context of Adams’s career.
The notice invites men and women to become agents for the publishing house George n Co of Portland Maine. It promises easy profitable work with flexible hours, no travel overnight, and offers free full particulars by mail. It mentions Tom Hoxie and Gould’s first lieutenant in a brief unrelated line.
Long readable item discusses population shifts and economic growth in New Mexico towns, comparing American and European development, and notes on infrastructure like the Capitol building, railroad progress, and immigration trends. Mentions Cal JP McGrorty, Deming, General Bradley, General Grieco, and local officials.
A harsh view of New Mexico's lack of an appropriation for a Territorial legislature is voiced as a reason to stay active in Washington. The piece notes Francis Palm’s publication, Palm’s legacy questions, and mentions Albuquerque City Marshal McGuiex’s death from wounds by Charley Joss. It also reports on Lund’s cordial reception and praises Gray leadw reepek as a nod to local merchants.
Readers urged to settle from one to four years in arrears to greet the new year with clean credit. Advertisers warned. Local notes recount a Gold Brick episode from the Oak Mine and visits by Doc Stracux and Capt Westlake to White Oaks.
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