White Oaks County Court Minutes Open with Appointments and Funds
The document records a county court session at White Oaks with officials like Hon. W.C. McDonald and J. Newcorth. Appointments include precinct Justices and a constable. reports from road supervisors are approved. funds for schools and general use are discussed. multiple bills are approved and warrants issued. The text notes adjournments and financial actions including a $1500 borrowing for the Special County fund and payments to officers and vendors. DO YOU RIDE A VICTOR?
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Michuplis
Special County Fund
Gen'l School Fund
Gen'l County Fund
Ronde & Bridges Fru
Millard J
Davidson
Juan Quintany
Connell
Jose Jutade
Sums
Rafael Sedile
City Board Minutes Detail Precincts and Finances
The board met by adjournment and set precinct 8 population at 1174 with liquor license 460 per year. Reports include census by W J Blanchard and final settlement by ex sheriff Curry with delinquent taxes and bonds, officers appointed, funds transferred, roof repairs authorized, and adjournment sine die. The meeting notes list officials, bonds, and expenditures from school and county funds.
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W. J. Blanchard
Censis
George Curry
Phil Schwartz
John L. Mack
Boor
Territory
Waj
Wijontum
Mi Vio Perez
Modesto Gonziles
Higenia Chavez
Nelson
Agustin Hayes
Manuel Artinga
W. P. Blanchard
Justice of the Peace
W. W. Corn
Precinet
CJ. Lusk
Prosinet
CLC
Roberts
Yaonie Smneher
Precinet Noo
Julia Copeland
Charles D. Mayer
Trond
Sherif Curry
District Court
Jim
Shor
Corry
Phropor
Hia
Gou'l
Big County Fund
W.C. McDowann
Subscriptions Advertised by The Republic
An old notice promotes subscription offers for The Republic newspaper, inviting readers to subscribe with cash and renewals. It mentions two new subscribers, four new subscribers, and various pricing terms. The fragment references names and addresses and invites readers to send payment to The Republic in St Louis Missouri.
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the Republic
St. Louis
Lincoln County NM Probate Court Proceedings and Tax Report
Final report covers taxes licenses and fines collected by Sheriff George Curry from 1893 to 1895. Court records discuss estates of R C Parsons and Joseph Steck, appointments of administrators and appraisers, inventories, and creditor notices. Also mentions Dr. M G Paden advertising Chamberlains Pain Balm for rheumatic pain.
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Senn
Board of Commissioners
Lincoln County
New Mexico
George Curry
Territory of
George Curny
Clark
B. B
J Baca
Coli
Lincoln
T. C. Tillotson
George Seva
D. Perea
R. C. Parsons
Yncomes John Y. Hewitt
A. Keith FE
Shore
Joseph Steck
Carpenter
Geo. Fitzpatrick
Elizabeth Fitzpatrick
G. W. Prichard Esq
M.G. Padon
Joseph Gevishaler
Samuel Wells
HS. Comery
Oliver Peaker
Tintotsos
D. Penta
Frank Shepardeon
Southern Pacific Ry
Low Angelon
Cal
Chamberlain
M.G. Paden
Apportionment of School Funds for Lincoln County
Lincoln County Superintendent Avsotn Rinaceway reports the April 10 1905 apportionment of eight hundred eighty five dollars and ninety two cents for school districts after corrections for January errors. He notes district 21 is short nine dollars and four cents and will be adjusted in future apportionments.
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Arnold Ridgeway
Sulngar
Auxorn Kroakway
Avsotn Rinceway County
Purported Tobacco Cure Promoted with Money-Back Guarantee
An advertisement fragment markets a “Race-Cure” tobacco treatment claiming a scientific, purely vegetable cure without will power. It promises money-back guarantees and price details, with testimonials and random notes about distribution, physicians, and unrelated anecdotes.
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Nlortine
Rample
AXD Proops Emer
Kureks Chemicat & Manufacturing Company
la Crone
Wineemata
Advanced Women's Club rhetoric sparks, man blamed for extinction
A New York World account depicts a fiery talk by an Advanced Women's club member. She derides men as useless and unworthy, then asserts in jesting science that males will vanish in 2000 years. Audience hails her with bouquets as she proclaims progress for women.
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Mann
Tong
Lulk Teleshone
Selah
Mars
Jupiter
Earth
New York
Whistler and Rossetti Exchange Sketch Remarks
In a vivid exchange Rossetti asks Whistler about a sketch for a painting. Whistler notes the work has good points and could be framed. Rossetti replies with intent to hear more, and Whistler suggests placing the sonnet in the frame after the recital.
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Whistler
Rossetth
Tye
Objection at Texas landlady tale triggers dining hour clash
An excerpt shows a landlady debating a boarder named Longfood or Lowly with humorous quarrels over meal times. The dialogue hints at delay and a joke about bankruptcy as the man arrives late and eats early.
Fragmented Victorian dialogue humor column
A dated composite of short humorous exchanges from the New York Weekly and other papers. The snippets feature flirtatious chatter about bills and spending, ministerial duties, and playful misunderstandings, with characters like The Pretty One and The Other One amid light domestic foibles.
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D'Avnoo
Cimt
New York Weekly
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White Oaks
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Ald
W.C. McDonald
John Newcorth
V. J. Lusk
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Sherif
Tivut
Cox
Francisco Gomez
Sidney M. Parker
Thos
W. Henley
Elyd W. Glossbener
A.C. Stora
Ira Stinger
Tra Singrer
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Fanil
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Eames
W.G. Balble
JA. Gomes
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Howed
Boston
Overman Wheel
Eye
Dernorr
San Francisco
Racifie
Los Angeles
Envi
Chicago
Portland
Ridgeway
Blanchard
Sherif George Senne
George Carr
Clrry
Shevitt Curry
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Inforest
Attest
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B.J. Baca
Republic
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Hove Rolls
Ae Rolls
Sala
Ren Merchandise Lisonnes
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Levi Strauss & Cos
California
the County
Lincoln, N. M
Petia
Oppertis
Atielt
Sande Denver
Calo
Triphions Hk
Denver
Col
Price
Utah
B.atwood
Jacki
Hard
Stadford
Doster
Ibrookyn
Alan Mabol
Souret Society
Dine
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Mabol
Cotitee
Karena
Maria
Henry
Clara
Detroit Free
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