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Newspaper
The Old Abe Eagle
Location
White Oaks, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1892
Page
2
Election note urges payment of poll tax before September Ath and hints at a riddle asking if Harrison could be next president by spelling the name backward. The column hints at Democratic county nominations and remarks on editorial absence and public sentiment toward newly created holidays.
The article states that physical culture, music, oratory, and shorthand are included in the standard curriculum. It emphasizes these disciplines as part of the regular study program rather than optional additions, highlighting comprehensive instruction across arts and fitness.
A long, formal notice outlines a Democratic Party convention to nominate a delegate to the 58th Congress, with counts of county representation and procedural details, citing May and August resolutions and naming HR. Fenerason as secretary. It also discusses Columbus Day observances and school-led programs across the Territory.
Francis Bellamy national committee chair frames a uniform Columbus Day programme for all American localities to coincide with the World’s exposition. Education supervisors direct an identical plan across cities and villages and seek contributions from leading American writers for a morning program highlighting the 400th anniversary with elevating formal exercises.
Corner business lot on White Oaks venue priced at 450. Two blocks from the post office on White Oake avenue with price 3525. Lot on Jicarrilla St 50 by 85 priced at 275. A cheap modern four room frame cottage with a large lot for gale immediate possession. All Kempton mullion lots offered by Ross and Ruble measure 60 feet front by 135 feet deep.
The Old Abe Company offers a standing reward of three hundred dollars for arrest and conviction or for information leading to arrest and conviction of anyone stealing ore specimens. The company mills all specimens and says ore from the mine cannot be held as a specimen. The receiver with guilty knowledge is equally liable. WOOTICE.
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