Rio Grande irrigation plea from New Mexico residents
A 1904 appeal from Edtuar do Chavez Geronimo Padilla and Jesus Contreras to the U S Director of the Geological Survey asks federal action under the Reclamation Act to aid Rio Grande Valley farmers near Socorro and San Acacia facing severe water scarcity and possible destitution. The letter cites widespread irrigation reliance on the Rio Grande and warns of hardship from Los Lunas to San Marcial unless relief is provided.
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Polvadera
Socorro de New Mexico
Edtuardo Chavez
Geronimo Padilla
Jesus Contreras
Rio Grande
Rio Grande Valley
Espafiola
Santa Fe
Las Cruces
New
Los Lunas
San Marcial
New Mexico
Congress
Socorro News A Busy Report From The County
Socorro Chronicle highlights include visits by Col Hutcheson and Judge T Coke Silliman, multiple local business and professional notices, canal and dam progress near the mountain, a court case verdict of not guilty in a San Antonio murder, and a ten day ditch-work sentence for four hoboes after a Santa Fe station incident.
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Col. Hutcheson
Socorro
Magdalena
R.C. Patterson
Palvadera
Windsor
Belen
Herman A. Bradyoge
Ed Dodd
Adams
Dodd
John Hays Hammond
New York
Denver
Mexico
W. R. Morley
City
Datil
David W. Smyth
Arizona
Judge T. Coke Silliman
Judge Silliman
Manuel Valenzuela
Romaldo Ramirez
Green
Alejandro Bustos
San Antonio
Bustos
Aurora Vigil de Luna
Michaelis Luna
Luna
San
Marshal Dreyfus
Santa Fe Station
Socorro Mountain
Are You Dyspeptic and Other Local Notices
Dyspepsia advertises Kodol Dyspepsia Cure claiming relief and stronger digestion. District Clerk W. E. Marti notes divorce filings M. M. Roseberry versus Oliver T. Roseberry and Mary E. Reimbold versus Chas. L. Reimbold. Foreclosure suit Mine & Smelting Supply Co. versus Socorro Mining Co. and tax list mentions New Mexico. Subscribe for Tax Carnival.
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W. E. Marti
M. M. Roseberry
Oliver T. Roseberry
Mary E. Reimbold
Chas. L. Reimbold
Mine & Smelting Supply Co
Socorro Pas Mining Co
New Mexico
Ve. Pon Aga
World’s Fair Season and Short Tickets Availability
The World’s Fair in St Louis offers season tickets on sale April 15 to November 15 at 60.50 dollars a round trip with final limit December 15. Sixty day tickets available April 25 to November 20 at 50.40 dollars, one and one third standard fare. Ten day tickets on sale April 27 to November 30 at 45.40 dollars, one and one fifth standard fare.
One Minute Cough Cure Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement promotes One Minute Cough Cure as fast acting for coughs croup and lagrippe claiming it works at the source of trouble and is safe for all ages. Also listed: a Socorro drugstore selling it and a Socorro, New Mexico rental listing for restaurant rooming house and saloon space with modern furnishings.
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Socorro Drug and Supply Co
Socorro
G. Bravasent
N. M
A Cure for Headache with DeWitt’s Little Early Risers
An advertisement for DeWitt’s Little Early Risers pills promotes relief from headache biliousness and dull drowsiness. The pills are framed as a tonic that cleanses and strengthens the liver and bowels through nightly and morning use, per Socorro Drug and Supply.
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DeWitt
Socorro Drug and Supply
Earth journal advertisement in The Earth publication
An advertising notice for The Earth monthly illustrated journal urging readers to request sample copy. It promotes the Southwest focus and notes a price of 25 cents per year with mailing address at 1118 Railway Exchange, Chicago.
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the Earth
Railway Exchange
Chicago
The Earth Farm Journal Subscriptions and Ad Line
A brief listing describing The Earth newspaper for farmers and growers with subscription at 25 cents yearly and request to address The Earth 1118 Railway Exchange Chicago. Also notes envelope letter heads and other print items offered by Chieftain office at reasonable prices.
Fine Cattle From Southwest New Mexico At South St Joseph Market
The St Joseph Stock Yards Journal notes a rare sale of high breed cattle from southwest New Mexico. Sim Holstein raised the herd, J T Wray brought them to market, and buyers were impressed by Shorthorns and Whitefaces. Traders say the cattle rival corn belt stock and signal revival for the range states.
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South St. Joseph
New Mexico
St. Joseph
J. T. Wray
Wray
Southwest New Mexico
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San Acacia
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H. T. Maybery
W. H. Spackman
Max Frost
Territorial Bureau of Immigration
Socorro County
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Kansas City
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Socorro Hose Co
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Madeline
California
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St. Louis, Mo
A Farm Journal
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la Ciudad Durante
Jacobo Sedillo
Anadero de
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Don Guillermo
Dofia Marrillita
Prominente Republicane de
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Ellis MacDougall
Hanna House
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Plaza
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