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Lincoln County Leader in White Oaks, New Mexico

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Newspaper

Lincoln County Leader

Location

White Oaks, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1884

Page

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Southern rise of industry challenges Northern manufacturers

The piece argues against silver demonetization and warns of political risk. It then analyzes growing Southern manufacturing power, especially in cotton goods, pig iron, and related sectors, arguing Southern labor costs and logistics give the region a competitive edge over Northern centers. It notes Alabama and Louisiana as rising centers, and calls for Northern adaptation to Southern competition.

Ace New England Alabama Alabama Iron Masters New York Pennsylvania Columbus Atlanta Montgomery Birmingham Charleston New Orleans Louisiana Boston Philadelphia West

Buck Horn mine development and town life in Red Cloud

In Red Cloud New Mexico Feb 21 1854 snow and pleasant weather mark a busy shift as Buck Horn development proceeds Clark returns to build and access the mine Bonwell arrives to work the Buck Horn while Spence prepares to start 1884 assessments and Thompson builders work for Buck Horn Co Mrs Thompson recovers from illness and Clark and Ridgeway decline a ball invitation due to distance but expect a pleasant occasion later.

J. W. Thompson Buck Horn Co

Lincoln News Briefs on Local Business and People

The Maromas have folded their trapeze acts after performances. Capt. Davidson oversees twenty five to thirty scholars progressing well. Tiane Ellis Son plan a large business house with store room and billiard hall. Ben H Ellis adds hotel extensions. J J Dolan returns from a trip to the reservation. White Oaks residents move to the area. B J Baca and Arcadia Sais travel to the Rio Grande country. Springlike weather noted.

Capt. Davidson Tiane Ellis & Son Ben H. Ellis J.J. Dolan White Oaks B. J. Baca Arcadia Sais Rio Grande Coun

Enduring defense of monometallic policy urged for all

The passage argues every citizen should oppose any political party backing the monometallic policy. It calls on southern and western voters to withhold support from candidates not fully aligned on this central issue, deeming protection and revenue reform secondary. It warns that defeat in this fight could mirror the hardships of 1873, with no protection or surplus revenue to spare.

Treasury Rockies Congress

Lincoln County Agriculture Reports Proposed Weekly

Under a Lincoln County heading the plan calls for weekly reports from various nettons and agricultural interests. The project invites correspondence from every coup, Tange, and agricultural section in the county to shape the records and establish usable pacts.

Lincoln

Bonito News Sketches and Regional Springs Amid Mining Talk

Bonito residents are upbeat as snow melts and roads are debated linking Tenbark Gulch to Nogal Canyon. Local work includes Metcalfe on Cricket assessment, Weaver on Laura B. Parson, and Williams on French with fine gold rock. Bonito City gains another Dan Campbell building. Chinreh recovering. Lincoln County Leaner reports from White Oaks describe mining days, a Brockville Monitor origin story, and notes on George Eaton and George D. Prentice with a poker quip.

Parson and Williams Bonito Tenbark Gulch Nogal Canon Nogal Chas Berry Cansbrach Dan Campbell Bonito City W. W. Chinreh Lincoln County White Oaks Rocky Mountain Range New Mexico Monitor Wm. Caffrey Caffrey Brockville San Francisco Clark Eaton George Eaton Kansas George Tie Allenville N. Y

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