Local Newspaper Masthead Fragment
A partial OCR reads like a masthead with editor Raible and business manager credits. It mentions subscription rates for one year and three months, with city abbreviations and a date line cut off.
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Newspaper
The Old Abe Eagle
Location
White Oaks, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1892
Page
2
A partial OCR reads like a masthead with editor Raible and business manager credits. It mentions subscription rates for one year and three months, with city abbreviations and a date line cut off.
The piece argues for a Denver El Paso route through central New Mexico, citing reduced distance, lower operating costs, and potential freight advantages. It notes misrepresentations by local points, calls for accurate statistics, and urges united editorial support for public enterprises and improvements.
The revised delegate list forwarded by Hinkle includes new appointees and timings. Appointees are urged to notify Pierue at Lats Vig regarding attendance and any conflicts with District Court obligations in Lincoln during the coming week.
A long stance argues for silver free coinage as a remedy for declining silver prices. The piece attacks demonetization moves, praises the Bland Silver bill, and criticizes Republicans and gold interests, urging legislative action to restore silver’s monetary role.
The article highlights Lincoln County's push to showcase at the World's Fair with strong tax support and readiness to partner with the Columbian Exposition Board. It notes New Mexico officials may hold a conference in Saw Vegi during the Ter distribution, seeking broader intercounty collaboration for a prominent exhibit and progress in Lincoln County.
A fragment discusses Schlack marble near White Oaks and Denver export prospects. It notes marble polish, black appearance, and potential decorative uses. The text mentions quarries along the Denver line as profitable shipment sources and calls for capital to develop power and output in the district.
A polarized commentary extols the Democratic party as the vehicle for national reform, contrasts it with the Republicans, and predicts broad support from workers and middle classes during a period of political upheaval. It warns against blunders and praises Cleveland era reforms while urging continued governance by the people through Democratic leadership.
Eastern mail from Carthage arrives each day while the western and southern routes through Nogal Lincoln and Roswell depart after arrivals. Post office hours run daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with Sunday hours until 7 p.m. Money orders and Register Department available 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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