25 Jan 1890
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Newspaper
Lincoln County Leader
Location
White Oaks, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1890
Page
1
Attorneys AERA and Socorra of XN. M. secure a courtroom win as Vourty and Wink Oars face judgment in a regional dispute. High-stakes legal action centers on ownership and damages in a public matter.
Fragmented text discusses contagious diseases, consumption, and marriage laws. Mentions hereditary factors, quarantine ideas, and societal controls on who may marry. References to ancient Spartans, public health measures, and education on prevention appear in a reflective, editorial voice.
A historical column discusses sexual health education, marriage ethics, and sanitary laws. It notes physicians' testimony on transmissible diseases not threatening offspring, cites growing attention to practical culture, and remarks on women’s dress and health. The piece observes many couples marrying despite concerns about suitability.
Washington letter discusses territorial congress efforts for Wyoming and Idaho statehood, noting proposed admission bills in House and Senate, anticipated partisan opposition, and plans to report Wyoming and Missouri bills. Mentions many bills introduced, wartime appropriations, and ongoing work while holidays end.
A fragmentary page recounts a Monday night program with songs and speeches led by Commander Jno Marching A Brown and President W Rt. C., plus humor about post officers and a chorus of songs including When Johnny Comes Marching Home and Auld Lang Syne. It also notes local deaths from influenza La Grippe and a marriage at White Oaks, and includes satirical editor notes praising Demorest's Family Magazine and local editors in New Mexico with brief sketches of standout journalists and their towns.
A fragmented notice mixes an offer for a rapid serving machine with a distant court ruling from the Severe Court of New Mhis week upholding a Lincoln County District Court judgment in a case involving Minh Milling Co. against M. Slaufus and co-owners. The piece hints at Homestake matters and parcel rights, suggesting patent and land issues tied to Nevi Homesite and Riley chitin.
A distorted narration recalls a chaotic day with repeated cries and names that blend together. The speaker mentions streaming eyes, a child, a plague fear, and a frustration that mixes personal hardship with eerie imagery, ending in a jumbled plea.
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