Stanton Statistics Reports Infantrys Move to Fort Marcy
A miscellaneous wartime bulletin records orders transferring the 10th Infantry and Company B from this post to Fort Marcy in Santa Fe. It lists personnel moves, resignations, appointments, and likely postings, including changes in post staff, discharge applications, and forthcoming detachments. The item notes deaths, promotions, retirements, and comments on local administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loss Angeles
10Th Infantry
Ft. Marcy
Santa Fe
Vearson
Lisat
H.primmar
Lieut
W. Littell
Q. M. Serg't Win
Welcher
Serg
M. Whelan
Quy
Buguntas Eldridge
Plummer
Santa Me
LD. L. Brainard
Littell
Santa Be
D. H. Cramp
Cramp
Wth Infantry
J. Nevins
Co. B
John Cows
San Diego
Cal
T. F. Russell
Ft. Wingate
Eugene Seagrist
Emil Adam
6Th Cay
Ft. Washakie
Jackson
2Nd Cay
W.E. Pearson
Rob't L. Farr
Farr
Marcy
Starten
Mr.Verlag
Anles
Emergent Impressions From the Onp Ang Bantay Debut
The Roswell Record mocks our start in journalism while the Eagle editors faced delays from Colorado to White Oak. Amid press shifts and illness, we aim to report the mineral and agricultural district fairly, praising Langolly County and neighbors, warning Mark Hee and others, and ending with a note on Chamberlain's remedy sold by Dr. Papen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onp Ang Bantay
Roswell
White Oaka
Joe’ Lea
Nerad Asso
Bonn
Lingolny Chavex
Eady
Lea
Mark Hee
Ase Badte
Lincoln County
Fire at Trinidad settlers’ house causes total loss
Walter Fawcett and Engineer Tom H Link, recently from Trinidad, occupy a house owned by Mrs McQinnin which is destroyed by fire. The family loses everything except working clothes. Aid is urged as cold, windy weather endangers more fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preea
Walter Fawcett
Tom H. Link
Trinidad
McQinnin
Citi
Lincoln Laconics previews a busy holiday season in Lincoln
A long-winded town telegraph from Lincoln Laconics notes a circus, acrobatic acts, and festive preparations for Christmas and New Year. It mentions a Christmas treat, band practice at Ed Bonnell’s hall, potential commercial club talks, a Knights of Pythias New Year’s Eve event, and a school exam board meeting on January 6, 1902, at White Oak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laixcois
N. M
Nybody
Eseie
Sud
Ed. B. Bonnell
Ameesting
Kaeum
Knighto
Pythias
Baxter No. 0
White Oaks
Knighte
Sehin
Ridgeway
Peter Reed
Bacax Corps
Lincoln County
White Oake
T. B. McCourt
M. Parker
BJ. Baca
Young Wtatliaferro Dry Goods Groceries Land
Fragmented notice reflects a local dry goods and groceries business named Young Wtatliaferro with related land dealings. The readable text hints at a storefront or merchandise focus, but specifics such as dates, owners, or location remain unclear. Further context would clarify the business scope and property details.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ziegler & Co
Hewitt Block
N.M
Ozanne House
Walrr
A. Ozanne
Pstanton
Soria Bhandtann
Lincoln
New Musico
White Oaks Avenue
Southwestern E Hotel
Cemstortabla Rama
Gon Bute
Heraarksb Afford
Celna
Niwa Yookul
Caannea
Carizo Hotel
Wm. Gallagher
Prop
Totel
G. Oskar Scott
Firat Claes
The
Are
Stanton Statistics
White Onte Lamber & Building Co
Nga Trom Foundation
Bownd
Lot Morocen
D. K. Robbing
Ei. C. Watson & Co., Proprietora
Chamberlain
da. M. G. Papen
Knee
Kacd
Lincoln Laconics
Ozanne & Cosatagea
Careras
YOUNG
Wtatliaferro
White Oaks Ave
White Oaks, N, M
Nics Ela G. Vimonsy
Sensivic Presents
Levin W. Stewart
A. L. Parker
Studebaker Wagons
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