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Newspaper
The Old Abe Eagle
Location
White Oaks, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1894
Page
4
Collier promotes Meat Market trial at Weed's and Dr Paden's stocks white lead. Vera Cruz mill ready. Col Anderson travels there. Local gossip covers hats from Stetson via Zironek Bros, piano trader from Texarkana, and people traveling to Denver and Los Angeles. A soldier traffic accident near Nogal leaves one man with a broken collarbone and bruises, plus a church band performance and a public collection for church work.
Zivcuma Bros. showcase new designs in Outing Flamele with a 100 per yard price tag. Two office rooms in Hewitt block face Eso office, Sen John Y. Hewitt noted. George Ulrich assigned to petit jury to fill a vacancy. News scarce this week but found in Ea gLE. No railroad rumors this week. Deserted village not yet seen as court began. Joe Gamm chased business news. Tin pail brigade leads White Oaks. no tramps or free toup. one week of school in progress.
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