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Newspaper
The Socorro Chieftain
Location
Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1907
Page
2
Drier air over the Pasanie canal spurs discussion as dirt lingers in the United States senate. The thirty seventh legislative assembly’s restraint from broad legislation remains in question. Horse and cattle prices rise, but buyers fear a lack of favorable supply soon.
Socorro county shows unprecedented progress in developing its diverse industries. The record notes widespread growth across manufacturing agriculture and services, underscoring a strong economic surge for the region.
A commentator argues against suppressing testimony in the Thaw murder trial and urges addressing root causes to foster public morals and curb such pabyhum.
A decree declares the present legislative assembly will pass a law bringing about a desired consummation. The wording implies a firm stance with no room for debate or compromise.
The article asserts that county school superintendents in New Mexico will continue to be elected by voters. It cites the principle of government of the people by the people for the people as worthy, acknowledging possible mistakes but upholding the democratic approach as sound.
Weather notes describe three of four weeks of mild spring conditions in Socorro contrasting with ongoing reports of wintry Atlantic coast and northwest conditions. The article highlights the calm spell as pleasant yet not unprecedented for the season.
The Tur legislative assembly, now in session, enacts almost no legislation as many important measures await consideration. If the house ensures passage only for measures demanded by public interests, its current inactivity may be forgiven.
The text praises two Albuquerque boosters for their assertive approach and generous demands. It notes their confidence often wins support, while asserting their cause has merit alongside their bold tactics.
The question of leasing the public domain for grazing purposes is not likely to be settled at this session of Congress. This is unfortunate, for the longer the question is left open the more bitter the rival interests become.
The Chieftain notes Socorro county opposition to leasing public lands and discusses Republican leaders questioning the U S purchase of the Philippines. The piece frames a growing sentiment that independence for the Philippines under certain conditions may be the profitable path.
An eclectic newspaper fragment discusses public health linking common colds to serious diseases and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a safe treatment. It also references historical tall figures and social views on divorce, reflecting a miscellany of medical ads and cultural commentary.
The Searchlight reports Burma ruby mining uses crude shafts two feet square sunk up to fifty feet deep with timber supports and simple bucket systems. The article notes primitive equipment, from the byon earth to the bamboo lifting device, amidst other varied items and ad hoc practices.
An old advertisement purports a medicine claiming to treat indigestion dyspepsia indigestion with natural ingredients from Africa and America. It emphasizes alcohol free formulas, antiseptic properties, and asserts cures for nasal passages throat hoarseness and colds, promising general health benefits and safety for women and children.
The excerpt notes plentiful hand game in Missouri counties like Dunklin and Shannon, with more deer prairie chickens quail and bass. It cites successful efforts to stop seining and dynamiting fish. A testimonial from Wm A Gertwell of Lucama NC praises Electric Bitters for Bright's disease. A divorce notice from Socorro NM follows.
The text extols fish strength noting the whale swims swiftly through water, potentially circling the globe in less than a fortnight if unimpeded, and a swordfish is said to have pierced ship hulls with its bill.
Lucy Newcomb sues in the Third Judicial District of New Mexico Socorro County over the Consolidated Mine. Martha J. Shelton previously paid labor costs. defendants Charles Davis and A F Nichol allegedly failed work deeds from 1897 to 1899. Shelton seeks ownership and bar against defendants. default deadline April 4, 1907. Attorneys Harllee & The of Silver City NM.
Notice to a co owner that $100 has been spent for labor and improvements for the White Clay mining claim in 1966. Located in Cooney Mining district Socorro County New Mexico. If the co owner fails to contribute within ninety days after service or publication, interest will transfer to Gio W Rows Glenwood Socorro County New Mexico.
A call to audiences to recall the Brilliant New Mexican Mountain scenes from Whorley’s Gallery. The note invites viewers to place orders for prints or works featured in the exhibit.
Fourth No 7 and 100 carr tween Albuquerque Calon et al. Magdalena Branch daily except Sunday. Selling agents for Jack of all Trades engines for Socorro San Marcial and San Antonio New Mexico. Prices and terms on application.
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