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Newspaper
The Socorro Chieftain
Location
Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1903
Page
2
Anizona objects to joint statehood with New Mexico while New Mexico resists swallowing the union. Chicago hosts the next Republican convention as delegates are debated. Colum bia has assurances from European powers she will receive no aid if she quarrels with the United States.
Six inches of snow in Socorro County would be a blessing after three dry months with no measurable moisture. Stockmen face anxious conditions as pastures and water sources remain parched.
A fragment notes a force of one hundred Columbians arriving at the Isle of Pines to view Panama from the promised land. The item warns that organized labor is losing public sympathy, citing Chicago where strikers threaten plain wagons carrying the sick or dead and require police protection.
Stock men urge a countrywide periodic livestock census arguing the industry’s importance warrants government consideration. They push for official data to guide policy and industry planning.
Mora county advertises thirteen teachers at 35 dollars a month Socorro county seeks several at similar wages Magdalena precinct offers one at higher pay The notices imply a drop in territorial illiteracy rates as hiring expands across counties and precincts.
In Socorro county politics some men claim prophetic insight into the text republican county convention. The piece notes Jopex Porx has earned broad confidence in the fifth judicial district for his conscientious public service.
Official act of fils urges Judge Pope to gain public support for dividing the Fifth District of New Mexico. Delacate Ropry introduces a bill to create a new district. Rodey could render valuable public service by pushing enactment. Two courts would handle the current workload, save costs, and improve convenience for taxpayers.
The Globe-Democrat argues that Williams wrongly blamed Democrats for Cuba’s troubles and that Congress should have created a territorial government after pacification. It contends immediate cuban self rule steps would have accelerated immigration, capital, and eventual statehood, aiding both nations.
The United States ambassador in London gave a luncheon last month honoring Mr. Bryan, twice a presidential candidate, with guests including Prime Minister Mr. Balfour. The gathering highlighted a broad-minded display of respect across parties.
A Youth's Companion excerpt reflects on impartial treatment of visitors and citizens by ambassadors presidents and governors. It notes that officials should respect political and religious differences while enforcing law and serving all people, recognizing shared aims despite disputes.
The rector of St. Luke's Church Ashburnham Ontario testifies to Chamberlain Cough Remedy curing a severe cold and cough before Easter. He recounts taking three doses and preaching three times on Easter Day, crediting the remedy for his swift recovery and blessing the product sold by druggists.
Bobby returns from his first tea party with a round smiling face. He recalls being polite with "Yes, please" and says he didn’t need to answer "No, thank you" because he took everything offered each time it was passed.
A vivid claim promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best remedy for burns cuts sores eczema piles and other injuries. The ad urges keeping a tube handy for everyday accidents and lists a 25 cent price at druggists.
The Kansas City Times urges Scientific American to form a dedicated graft department, arguing graft is developing into a precise field worthy of study. The remark frames graft as a timely scientific issue provoking discussion in the press.
A historic Ocean liner built in 1881, once the largest Atlantic steamship, is now towed to an English port for breaking up. The article notes rapid growth in ship sizes, with modern giants Oceanic and Celtic as the current leaders, while City of Rome is recalled as a bygone giant.
The text touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective against croup when the child is hoarse or shows a croupy cough. It claims the remedy is always safe pleasant and reliable.
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a cure for female weakness and related ailments. It claims to restore regularity, heal inflammation, and strengthen the body, urging readers to request the medical adviser free by mail and to send stamps for full volumes.
A college for girls host notes a dining table of twelve students when curly lettuce arrives. A freshman asks how the cook crimps the lettuce, praising the clever technique and the chef’s skill.
A Chicago Record-Herald note promotes Cham berlain’s Celic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy as effective when used at first signs of illness. The ad claims hundreds rely on it with perfect success and mentions sales by Mr Noaseton. A separate quote features a child warning against embraces and a father’s absence in Yellowstone Park for three weeks.
National Live Stock Association holds sessions in Portland Oregon January 12 to 15 1904 and National Wool Growers Association meets January 11 to 12. Tickets on sale January 8 and 10 1904 with a return limit January 31 1904. One fare for the round trip available through Santa Fe agent Tuos Jaagons.
A torn OCR sample shows a string of names and partial places including Greenwald, Padilla, Leandro Baca, H. G. Baca, Torres, Cooney, Collins, Abeyta, Sedillo, Amos Green, and references to Mines, LT, and Guiller. Readable context is minimal and no clear event or action is identifiable.
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