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Newspaper
The Old Abe Eagle
Location
White Oaks, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1892
Page
2
A fragmentary series of items reports a harmony in a territorial precinct primary after a controversial 2.5 million Congress gift, debates over loans, printer strikes, a stalled Fort Worth paper, and ongoing political maneuvering toward the Lincoln county and Memphis scenes with clemency and mob law critiques.
Cadet numbers capped at fifty as part of a program offering a cultured home for a student’s development. The curriculum includes physical culture music oratory and shorthand within the standard course of study.
The writer questions protectionist rhetoric, noting that many immigrants came to the United States seeking labor while tariffs rose, and argues wages and conditions have not improved for laborers under protection. The piece contrasts free trade England with Germany and accuses tariff advocates of failing to show true causes for wage differences and emigration.
The Pocos Irrigation and Improvement Company circulates a pamphlet detailing White Oaks and Lincoln County as seen in the Rocky Mountain News. Superintendent G O Shmvlds promotes regional development linking Lincoln County mineral resources with Pocon Valley fruit and farming, urging countywide exhibit in Eddy to showcase the district.
The record quotes Gen. Stevenson as Assistant Postmaster General denying plans to relocate Bloomington post office to Stevenson block, citing family ownership and avoidance of pecuniary advantage. The piece adds editorials critiquing White Caps, political shifts in Denver, and a Territorial Fair drilling tournament with prize rules and participation details.
Notice from U S Land Office Roswell New Mexico dated June 4 1802 inviting Frank Stuart against John F Carroll regarding Homestead entry No 24 BR 5 with a hearing set for September 15 1802 at White Oaks and other notices including a Chancery divorce suit Felista Chavez ONeil against Abijah ONeil and final proof hearing for Petra Sanches de Luera heiress of Juan Sanches with witnesses named in Lincoln County New Mexico before Sept 2 1802.
Corner lot two blocks from the post office in Price on White Oaks avenue offers a modern cheap four room frame cottage with a good sized lot and immediate possession.
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