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Newspaper
The Socorro Chieftain
Location
Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1905
Page
1
A fragmented notice set touts Chas Herlain's Pain Balm as a quick relief for rheumatism and cites many testimonials. It also relays a Colorado Springs dispatch about Roosevelt bears and bobcats, then outlines local events including a church musical and an ice cream sociable with ticket sales and a trustees meeting.
Territorial Superintendent Hiram Hadley visited this part of the territory and praised progress in public schools. He noted improvements since twenty years ago, commended Spanish speaking communities, and urged practical focus at teachers institutes on spelling reading and writing. He endorsed cooperative efforts for better salaries and efficiency in education nationwide.
Speculators were active the prior week as cattle bought for delivery failed under heavy receipts. Losses ranged 20 to 50 cents for cattle, with stockers and feeders down about 25 cents. Range-country representation was light, Oklahoma offered prime steers at $6.00 and down. hay-fed Colorado at $4.65 to $5.10. Mutton markets weakened, and lambs and sheep prices varied with regional supply.
For a weak digestion no medicine can replace food but Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets will help you digest your food. It is not the quantity of food but the amount digested and assimilated that gives strength. If troubled with weak digestion, try these tablets. Thousands benefited. They cost a quarter. For sale by all druggists.
The Ladies of Sovorro organize to improve city appearance with a temporary committee chaired by Prof. C. T. Gordon and J. J. Leeson to report at a Tuesday meeting. Women will lead, men may join committees. Decoration Day services to be run by the group with public support urged. Also notes Alamogordo sanitarium visit impressions and first marriage licenses under a new law.
Santa Fe NM April 24 1905 weekly weather report notes temperatures averaging around 3 degrees daily. Frosts lessen fruit damage while prospects remain good for abundant crops. Rain and hail events occur with winds across eastern plains. soil conditions generally favorable for plowing. corn wheat oats barley gardening active. sugar beets and cotton planted in southeast. alfalfa and range grasses strong. sheep losses from mud. cattle losses in northeast. Chas BR Linney, Section Director seeks help for HHC army business. Mrs Stella Gatlin manages W M H C outreach. Sara Bernhardt opposes fashionable crinoline. G Bartlett family to visit California.
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