28 Jul 1888
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Newspaper
Lincoln County Leader
Location
White Oaks, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1888
Page
1
White Oaks New Mexico Based L Pearman Co and A Brown advertise assaying copper gold silver with rates and contracts for mining firms. L Pearman Co offers ore analysis and metallurgical work while A Brown promotes general groceries from White Oaks Avenue with shop hours and public solicitation.
Elneem at The Cineaee Warrkiy Niws and Lischis Co. Lesprn. One year s2 75.
The piece praises Mrs. Barber who runs a Lincoln county ranch with her attorney husband. She oversees improvements, fences, cattle, crops, and staff, has gained respect from cowboys, and shows women can run large businesses. The article connects these facts to broader debates on progress, slavery, and free speech.
A damaged fragment urges Americans to study national politics from forefathers to present, urging study of rebel history, choosing sides carefully, and aligning with the starry banner. It emphasizes duty, reason, and upbuilding through government service and loyalty.
The annual post title Team contest will be held at Fort Wingate N M on the 28th instill. Sergeants Mayden Troy and Arthur Brown of Troop 1 6th Cavalry and Private John Gallagher of Company 1 1th Infantry were selected as post representatives and departed by stage on the Isthmian for Ft Wingate. Lieutenant Paddock left for the cane point duty on the same date. Dr Taylor and Lt Scott headed to Ruidoso for a fishing outing with El Pasoans. tales of large rainbow trout are promised but urged caution against exaggeration. The Paymaster arrived on the 20th inst Payments made on the 21st lifted dull garrison life, while Col Morrow returned to command on the 23rd.
The August number of Godey’s Lady’s Book arrives offering stories poetry and historical papers. It highlights fashion home decor and domestic management with first class artistic illustrations. Published at 1224 Arch St Philadelphia.
The text notes election procedures in 1840 with varying state practices and voters aging to vote on last day. It mentions William Henry Marvis as elected resident and describes three day New York polling on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday November 3 4 and 5.
A disastrous fire last Saturday swept through Santa Me damaging the Post Office, book store annex, Tom Currons Hall office and library, and the New Mexican issuing office. Citizens extend sympathies to local craftsmen and note resilient spirits amid the blaze.
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