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The Overman Wheel Co lists its offices in Boston New York Detroit and Denver reflecting its regional manufacturing and distribution footprint across major cities.
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Newspaper
The Old Abe Eagle
Location
White Oaks, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1894
Page
2
The Overman Wheel Co lists its offices in Boston New York Detroit and Denver reflecting its regional manufacturing and distribution footprint across major cities.
Promoters announce a weekly mail and passenger line operating White Oaks and San Antonio routes. Coaches depart White Oaks Monday Wednesday and Friday, arriving San Antonio Tuesday Thursday and Saturday after late train connections. Overnight stops at Mountain Station ranch, dinners at White Oaks. Drivers are careful and sober. safety and comfort prioritized. Passengers urged to patronize Ozenne Stege Line and Hotel Chove in White Oaks.
Vinc H Lusk John Newcomb and W C McDonald are proposed to form the next county commissioners board. The trio’s qualifications are described as ideal for the posts and voters are urged to elect them in the upcoming election.
The Pecos Valley Independent editor asserts the law extending a tax exemption for railway and irrigation companies does not apply to new enterprises, claiming it only covers existing lines. The claim is contradicted by the text, and readers are urged to obtain a copy of the law to verify for themselves.
H B Fergusson criticizes Cleveland on silver while the county party lines up with him. The piece urges restoration of silver and warns against cross-party Populist support. It notes railroad expansions in New Mexico, irrigation and transportation as keys to development, and addresses eastern misperceptions of Hispano American life and local opportunities for settlers and investors.
Dr Oliver Wendell Holmes dies in Boston removing the last member of a stellar school of American letters. The piece notes his role as forerunner to Bryant Longfellow Emerson and Whittier, alongside Irving Hawthorne and others in shaping a distinct New World lyric and prose tradition.
Quiet WAPTED PROM WEED town reports court actions and weather as residents harvest crops. Dr G A Tott of Brownwood Texas holds meetings while J W Pradetine adds a room and gallery to his home. A parsonage is being built for a Baptist preacher and Lincoln county school progress credits Prof Bob Davis. The Lincoln Independent editorial notes Salazar defalcation, condemns Pilfered funds, and highlights county courthouse expenses. Populists rally around George Curry and J P Hinkle as candidates, questioning past county transactions.
A meeting at Lincoln New Mexico on Saturday 6th elected A M Richardson president pro tem after absences. The group discussed brand registration reforms, proposed a territory wide brand ownership, and planned a special December 1st session to draft bills for the legislature. New members named include Gilmore Stanton Maxwell Garat Snover Herrera Riley Craven Baten Herrera Wing Grumbies Copeland Jobles and more.
County official Beatann T. Gray certifies on October 6 in Lincoln County that One Hundred Dollars are apportioned to a precinct. The document lists total pupil count, rate per scholar, and district allocations under supervision of County Superintendent Sranous T. Guay.
The Price Baking Powder Company of Chicago promotes a new Table and Kitchen cookbook with over 400 pastry and cookery receipts and dining room tips. It offers free postage for postal requests mention BAGrE and even German or Scandinavian editions. Also advertised is Chamberlain's Pain Balm, touted for multiple home uses, available from Dr M G Paden.
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