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Newspaper
The Socorro Chieftain
Location
Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1906
Page
2
The text references political figures H O Bursum Rodey Andrews and Delegate issues around statehood, the Foraker amendment, and New Mexico politics. It notes the opening of the Socorro State Bank and comments on national party perspectives, including Judge Parker’s critique of the Republican Party.
A PuiapeLonia Press analysis suggests nominating three or four Democratic candidates for the presidency to satisfy the diverse factions spread across the country. The piece argues that party unity requires multiple contenders to appeal to varied Democratic interests nationwide.
Dan Hor and H McMillan addressed the city convention last Saturday. Judge McMillan rarely speaks in public, but when he does, he tends to say something memorable.
A gusty Sunday winds up the Rio Grande valley sent clouds of sand sweeping across the region for two or three days, recalling memories of past gales as spring arrives.
The city election passed off quietly with the Republican ticket the sole field. Democrats showed little opposition and some voters who usually backed Democrats voted straight Republican, seemingly pleased to have a strong excuse to do so.
Duaru claims a share in the memory of Socorro’s venerable figure Juan Jose Baca. The living reflect with exalted satisfaction on the deep feelings and praise offered in his final solemn passage.
A grim tone pervades Grant County as Jupnax Paine closes Silver City and locals reflect on shared misery. The piece argues a dry Sunday suits, while warning Roosevelt might seize coal mines if a United Mine Workers strike worsens.
The Socorro county board of commissioners held its regular quarterly session noting continued adherence to prudent business principles in public affairs. The article recalls a prior forecast that the board would build a strong record through measured, principled governance highlighted by ongoing public service.
Keep your bowels regular by the use of Chamberlain's Stom ach and Liver Tablets. There is nothing better. For sale by all Druggists.
A column quotes social advice on marriage and absence as a remedy for friction. It promotes Chamberlain’s Pain Balm for rheumatism and Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as the best treatment for coughs and colds sold by Moore Bros. Eldon Iowa and other druggists.
The bride Nellie asks for pin money to shop, but the husband George cautions it is a hot day and prefers she not venture downtown as the freight payer of the combine heads to his office. The scene captures domestic humor in a three month marriage.
Advertisement seeks teams to haul coal and lumber from Carthage mines to San Antonio steady work details by mail to A. H. Hilton Antonio New Mexico
An advertisement extols Golden Medical Discovery and Golden Seal as potent tonics for heart and valvular disease. It cites authorities and doctors, praising the product’s ability to strengthen heart muscle, improve digestion, liver function, and bowels, and claims related remedies like Dr Pierce’s Pellets for constipation.
A bull charged onto the Hanley field during a live match. Dressed players dodged as the animal bucked the center, scattering players in all directions in a humorous display of bovine prowess.
A sensational note describes human blood marks in J. W. Williams's house in Backy. The copy then touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a cure for lung ailments, claiming recovery from severe hemorrhages and chronic bronchitis. Guaranteed by Socorro Drug & Supply Co. Prices 50c and 1.00 with a trial bottle offered. Also mentions sewing machine repairs by Geo Sickles in Socorro, New Mexico.
Clara claims his singing is superior to any girl he knows. Maude retorts that the fellow is limited in his acquaintances, mocking his praise.
To unknown heirs and all claimants of Robert G. Clark deceased the 1905 expenditure of 14.33 dollars for the Cap Lode mining claim in Socorro County New Mexico is due within ninety days after publication. If not paid one third share will vest in Ellen Foley under the Revised Statutes. location recorded in Book 14 page 140 Socorro Recorder's Office.
Notice to unknown heirs of Robert G Clark that labor and improvements totaling 1000.00 were expended from 1895 to 1904 on the Copper Cap Lode Mining Claim in Magdalen District Socorro County New Mexico. If one third of yearly expenditures totaling 334.43 is not paid within ninety days, title will vest in Ellen Foley under Section 2324 States Care M J Foley.
Ellen Foury offers to acquire one third of the Copper Cap Lode Mining Claim in Socorro county New Mexico if the $33.33 portion of the $100 labor and improvements for 1905 is not paid within ninety days. The heirs named include Samuel Norton macneil Glycon A Rockwell Calphurnia Thomas Hiram H Wilson Rufus A Wilson Mary Chilsom Hila Stanton Wrexie Basten Emma Garland Maud Alvord Lydia Hazelton Houston Hazelton Emma Purdy and Jessa mine Purdy.
Eugen Fouky notifies heirs or devisees including Samuel Norton Nockwell and Glycon Mary E that they must contribute one third of expenditures for each year 1895 through 1904 on the Copper Cap Lode Mining Claim in Socorro County New Mexico. Failure within ninety days to pay $33.23 per year or $333.33 total will render the claim property of the United States under the statutes.
Clemente Chavez announces his son Francisco Chavez joins the business starting February 1, converting the Palvadera general merchantile into Clemente Chavez & Son. The firm will carry Studebaker wagons and is seeking inquiries through Geo. E. Cook.
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