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Newspaper
The Old Abe Eagle
Location
White Oaks, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1894
Page
2
The Indepedent notes Salazar defalcation of eight thousand with bonds securing loss while the county’s court house job shows twelve thousand lost, and endorses Esir Frveg as a competent sheriff candidate though court opens next week limiting his district canvass in Dona Ana and Grant counties.
A harsh editorial attacks Carron and Mills as corrupt figures in New Mexico politics. It endorses Antonio Joseph as the honest alternative for statehood, criticizes Populists and party splits, and comments on Eddy county’s council choice with George Curry. The piece argues reformers lack truth and rely on passion.
The Independent mocked the article with a mix of amusement and pity as reform coverage drew a weak response. Tae Kacin appeared detached from the current company and offered little commentary.
W. C. McDoxaxp, a seasoned businessman and Kansas-licensed lawyer, is praised for tact, integrity, and familiarity with public affairs. The candidate is described as a capable guardian of county finances and is anticipated to join the incoming county board regardless of political stance.
The nomination of Senator David B. Hill for governor surprised many but is seen as a wise move. The party seeks a strong statewide candidate to counter Morton and Hill is regarded as a skilled practical politician likely to energize voters and challenge the Hudson area.
Citizens urged to send a practical, knowledgeable delegation to Roswell for the railway opening. The group should include men from town interests and section leaders who can present the case for White Oaks and attract investors. The event offers a chance to promote resources and future railroad expansion.
The column rails at Populist leaders for branding America as oppressive and denounces labor and starvation claims as false. It criticizes Lewelling as a fraud, condemns Penoyer’s letter to Cleveland, and contrasts reform voices with the Democratic organ Tom Kaix for seeking fair treatment while exposing political wrongdoings.
Notice names John G. Biker Henry Nora and William W. Posy by attorney George L. Ulrich. It details a patent application for a 17.57 acre surface ground a Little Homestake Lode in White Oaks Mining District Lincoln County New Mexico Territory with surveys and adjoining claims listed and a requirement for adverse claimants to file within the publication window.
The passage doubts George Sena's attention to sheriff duties versus probate clerk. It advertises Chamberlains Pain Balm for widespread home use, claiming relief for toothache headache rheumatism burns sprains sore throat and other ailments with a 5 cent bottle urged for immediate purchase through a Dr M G Paden and mentions Price's Cream Baking Powder as standard.
A dialog unfolds between Tin and the philosopher writer on how deep understanding of people is gained. The avant-gardist Paek replies with a cryptic line about close association and study of work.
An unclear sports brief misquotes a reader’s remark about dieting and weight. The fragment mentions a coach or team language about light dieting and an eight pound reference, leaving the main point obscured.
Mra Parker did not see her friend Mrs Javckson at the reception. Hawker reported she was too ill to attend. Reporters were arranged to mention her absence and provide full details.
An old notice from The Republic advertises ten portfolios of world views with male tuition and certain featured subjects. Subscriptions are offered at $5.09 for five yearly issues, with no refunds to subscribers.
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