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Newspaper
The Socorro Chieftain
Location
Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1903
Page
4
The Socorro Chieftain notes Byerts cutting prices on all goods including best corn at 1.50 per cwt and California canned goods at 15 cents. Winkler’s offers free delivery citywide. News covers local arrivals, visits, land deals, school events, and the Chieftain’s new supplies.
A brief notice touts One Minute Gough Cure as a rapid remedy for coughs and colds. It markets a simple treatment claimed to ease symptoms quickly and restore health, typical of period patent medicine advertising.
La Fiesta de las Flores will be held in Los Angeles May 6 7 8 9 with President Roosevelt and party attending. The program adds a novel transformation scene on wheels each night from May 6 onward, promising to eclipse prior efforts.
An advertisement promotes One Minute Cough Cure as safe for children, claiming rapid action at the source of coughs and croup. It asserts the remedy draws out inflammation, heals, and permanently improves lung oxygenation and blood health, signed by A. E. Howell.
In the Fifth Judicial District of the Territory of New Mexico Socorro county plaintiffs Dickie and Crawford seek a judgment of 139.98 dollars plus interest and costs for goods sold April 2 1902. A writ of attachment covers an undivided one fourth interest in the Deadwood Mining Claim in Cooney District Socorro NM. Defendant Ross W Thoman must appear by May 19 to avoid default.
Special Master Silas Alexander gives notice of a public auction at the front door of the Socorro NM courthouse on April 28 1903 at 10 am to sell mortgaged cattle and horses as ordered by the district court in case No 4023. Only enough livestock to cover debt and costs will be sold.
Legal notice states Alfred E. Howell of Socorro New Mexico died leaving Phebe B. Howell as devises and executrix of his will The will was produced and read in the Probate Court of Socorro County during the angular term held on the 2nd
The document records a March 10 1903 probate action noting the judge fixed Monday April 4 1903 at 10 AM to prove the alleged last will and testament. It bears the court seal and is signed by Probate Clerk B A Pro and Deputy C Mixa.
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