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Newspaper
The Socorro Chieftain
Location
Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1907
Page
2
In Socorro an amateur baseball team boosts local pride and advertising, proving New Mexico can field a strong squad. The piece notes the governor enjoys broad support, leaving Republican leadership unchallenged and critics temporarily subdued.
A lively show of teacher attendance signaled the county institute closure in Socorro city as among the most successful in years. The event reflects strong progress in education and community development across Socorro County.
East coast journals report Roosevelt as the leading first choice by a large margin and as a distant runner up for second choice, indicating broad support for Rooseveltian policies among the Republican ranks.
The Fl Paso Herald argues Arizona should expand mining education beyond current limits and establish a dedicated school of mines to provide thorough instruction. It notes New Mexico leads Arizona in mining education progress and endorses practical, experience based teaching.
The Santa Fe New Mexican praises Socorro county’s efforts for its first county fair to be held in Socorro in late September. Officials and committees are active, fair grounds are nearing completion, and many events are planned as the fair’s success seems assured.
The piece urges the fair committee and all citizens to ensure visitors from out of town receive courteous treatment and comfortable accommodations. It warns against extortion and stresses the city’s reputation for hospitality depends on these efforts, claiming success hinges on welcome and ease for guests.
The Columbus speech by Taft rejects government ownership of railroads. He argues private management is more efficient and cheaper, citing costs to acquire interstate lines and the risk to popular institutions under federal control. Bryan’s challenge to define policy is answered with forceful specifics.
A rich vein of vanadium is reported two to three miles north of Magdalena at Pueblo Springs. Vanadium strengthens steel used for edge tools. The Magdalena district has seen recent surprises and observers hope this discovery will meet expectations.
A Scottish judge Lord Young recalls an Edinburgh election where Lord Walter won by three votes before a correction set the margin at 300 and named two lords of session who voted for the winner. He quips that explains the two ciphers. The text also praises Chamberlain's Salve for eczema noting a personal success and includes a drugstore sales line.
The wise are urged to subscribe to The Chieftain,示 urging readers to support the publication.
A Concord Georgia resident, Sam H Gwim, credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving his life after severe measles led to stomach and bowel complications caused by exposure to rain. He urges others to use the remedy and speaks of enduring gratitude.
A London paper reports two country girls strolling through St. Pauls Cathedral. One stands under the dome looking awed, then blurts out with humor about how long it would take to sweep the vast space. Her remark turns lofty surroundings into a light moment.
The essay argues life span can extend beyond current limits with advanced knowledge and proper care in the 50s. It highlights Electric Bitters as Nature’s best helper after 50, a tonic that revitalizes every organ. Sold by Socorro Drug and Supply Co. 50.
A sympathetic observer notes a woman at a table with a masked expression while her husband sits beside her. The companion predicts boredom and explains the scene as a quiet marital tension rather than a secret ailment. The tone hints at private unhappiness behind outward composure.
An endorsement from S Juaison of Spring Grove York County Pa lauds Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best for diarrhoea and says it has never failed to cure in five years of use in her family and after recommending it to others. The remedy is sold by all druggists.
A newlywed couple on their honeymoon train faced stares from a female passenger who had spotted them. The bride dropped rice from her handbag and flushed as the stranger offered a joke about becoming a widow next week, easing the tension with humor.
Twenty gold and silver trophies ranging from 250 to 1000 dollars each are offered for interstate competition with additional cash and prizes. Exhibits compete for twenty thousand dollars in trophies and special awards. contest open to all states except California. harvest excursions noted. A school principal confronts a tardy pupil on the way to the first grade room as the late student hurries away.
An old expression notes life cycles as constant the sun rises and sets. The ad promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills sold by Corro Drug and Supply Co at 25 cents, claiming guaranteed liver and bowel regulation.
The Church of St. Peter le Poer building and site on Old Broad Street sold for 480000, signaling high prices for church properties in London. The sale price underscores strong demand for historic religious properties in the city core.
The article touts Dr. Pierce’s family medicines with ingredients printed on bottle wrappers and sworn as complete. It claims natural origin from American forests and asserts efficacy for catarrh and respiratory ailments, promising relief even in advanced stages.
A. D. Coon of Socorro says the Gem City is lively with preparations for a first class exposition at the fair grounds. Also notices on stomach relief and an administratrix appointment in Melquiades Armijo estate, with claims due by law.
S.C. Hall announces forfeiture for failure to contribute the shares of 1906 and 1907 expenditures. One hundred dollars per claim for Alice and Florence mining claims in Oscuro Mining District Socorro county New Mexico. If no contribution within ninety days of service or publication, the interest will vest in Hall.
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