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Newspaper
The Socorro Chieftain
Location
Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1905
Page
2
The note predicts rapid growth for the Magdalena mining district soon, insisting the southwest will see its rise. It cautions against arguing over a joint statehood bill, urging patience to see what happens.
In Socorro County district court two weeks into the session Judge Parker shows steady progress and a strong reputation for handling a heavy workload. The pace suggests continued efficiency and judicial steadiness as cases proceed.
Public sentiment strongly favors the third district judge. Frank W. Parker is viewed as broadly endorsed for reappointment, with few in the district opposing his return to the bench.
The early week weather delivered a sharp blow to New Mexico. If such conditions recur regularly until May first, the state could see notable consequences and dramatic changes in the sunny land.
President Roosevelt champions a public support driven cause and proves the senate cannot resist the momentum. The week sees the senate surrender on the proposal to fix railroad rates, signaling strong executive influence and public sentiment aligned with action.
A Santa Fe New Mexican editorial argues that the scarcity of physicians in New Mexico indicates rapid population increase. The piece quips physicians should not take it personally, noting the situation as a joke in the style of Artemas Ward.
In Chicago a physician admitted guilt for murder by morphine administration. An examining specialist called him a high grade idiot. The piece questions whether a guilty plea can be treated as prima facie evidence of insanity in court.
Santa Fe's city marshal has launched a campaign against worthless cars polluting the streets. The piece argues Secorre's marshal should similarly purge canine nuisances, claiming dogs outnumber humans and deserve swift removal.
Max Kircnman prepares to lead the Bohemian colony project with preliminaries completed. He will return from Chicago the last of the month to enter upon active operations.
The piece notes funding for artesian water, pumping plants, and reservoirs to advance colonization in Socorro county. It discusses the Bohemian colony bill linked to Esch Townsend statehood proposals, with mixed Washington signals on passage and possible opposition from New Mexico and Arizona. It ends with ads and brief anecdotes from local life.
A compact reflection contrasts ancient quarrying with modern machinery and the feasibility of transporting and erecting massive stones. It notes Maine quarries producing larger blocks, and pyramids not being built today due to ambitions. Also includes a consumer testimonial for Dr King’s New Discovery for Coughs and Colds and a beachside parrot joke ending with a punchline.
In this vivid ad text readers are urged to seek health through good eating and regular bowels aided by Dr King's New Life Pills. Claiming prompt relief for liver and stomach troubles, the ad promotes 25 cent bottles at Socorro Drug and Supply Co.
A Chicago Tribune fragment shows Mr Snipp asked to confirm signs of incipient insanity in a man. Snipp replies that the man once ordered clothing and insisted on paying upfront.
An emergency medicine for sprains, bruises, burns and scalds, Chamberlain’s Pain Balm soothes wounds and provides instant relief while speeding healing to about one third of the usual time. Sold by all druggists.
Across December and July observations in Alaska the Eskimo body temperature averaged 100.2 and 98.4 degrees while Europeans measured 98.1 and 97.7 degrees. Eskimos endure zero Fahrenheit conditions, sleep naked indoors, drink ice water, and sleep near heated ceiling vents. Elderly men remain thin on a lean diet. liver tablets aid digestion and longevity. Also includes assorted anecdotes and advertisements on health products and a joke about an Irish gardener pilfering.
A fragmented plea promotes Dr. Pierce as a trusted healer offering free advice via mail. It mentions his Common Sense Medical Adviser and a cloth bound edition, urging readers to request the free guidance and avoid dealer remakes. The piece also touts Liver Pills and cautions against inferior substitutes by other brands.
Postmaster General describes the pre revolutionary American post office as unprofitable to Britain with an annual target of 4000 dollars. Initial improvements caused about 4500 dollars debt in four years. It soon repaid and soon yielded triple the post office of Ireland in clear revenue to the crown, before a ministerial change.
A remark expresses gladness at attending an excellent performance that supported a charitable cause. The speakers note the thrill of giving and feeling the value of money spent, with emphasis on shared pride and mutual appreciation.
Advertisement notes a six room house for rent with bath features. Mentions contact C T Brown for rental details and arrangements.
A reader describes a person attempting to drive a nail through seasoned oak at Fifth and a half thick. The task proved impossible until grease was applied to the nail, after which it went in smoothly without bending. Ex.
A fragment from Chicago Daily News notes Edith praising a poet, mentioning a recent lover who "tried to lick" a football player. It then advertises Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets sold by all druggists and nudges readers to visit The Chiefain office for fancy stationery.
Rail line notes indicate No 9 and 100 trains run between Albuquerque and Magdalena, with a daily freighting schedule including Sundays, under the regional Santa Fe division.
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