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Newspaper
The Old Abe Eagle
Location
White Oaks, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1895
Page
4
An old advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. It lists Toledo Ohio merchants Cheney & Co and Wannino Kisban Manyix as wholesalers and offers testimonials about reliability and payment obligations.
The column reports diverse White Oaks items from social calls to births and marriages. It notes the marriage of Theophilus Lee to Luella Wallace, a death in the Garcia family, and varied local commerce from Ziegler Bros and Wiener & Co to new ads and upcoming events including a Cornet Band ball.
In White Oaks the band asks for public aid to cover expenses for its cornet section. A roaming benefit is planned with a candlelight request to buy tickets, supporting the musicians who provide local entertainment and harmony.
Notice to qualified voters in School District No 8 Lincoln County New Mexico of a July 1880 election in the Watton Building west room to vote on a 2 mill levy for interest on the School Bond and an additional levy for the general school fund. Polls open 9 AM to 5 PM. Only legal voters residing and paying taxes in the district may vote. Directors Jones Tattaranna and A C Warsow.
The article argues the Democratic party should publicly announce its finance policy, contending no doubt exists and condemning so called Democrats who align with Republican money policies led by John Sherman. It asserts broad Democratic support for restoring the silver dollar as it stood before 1873.
Reports from Elisabeth Mine and surrounding properties highlight ore extraction at the 150 ft level with four dollars per day for a dry-washer operator at Jicarilla placers. New work starts at Old Abe mill resumed after a fire, while North Homestake Co contracts lapse due to a broken pump. A Vera Cruz area claim shows a promising free milling vein at forty six feet. A gala Congregational Church Children’s Day event drew a crowded turnout with praise for Sunday School training and performances by children and choir.
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