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Newspaper
The Socorro Chieftain
Location
Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1907
Page
2
The 1907 Socorro County paper notes tensions around Acting Governor Raynolds and Captain Trelford. It cites the Albuquerque Journal calling Trelford's removal contemptible in the territory's political history, with no mention of Bursum's removal.
Socoxko county officials showcase a prudent administration after election, claiming steady progress and orderly management of county business. The tone emphasizes orderly conduct and confidence in the electoral choice.
Me Lirrexnt quickly proves his fitness for the territorial penitentiary post by subduing the former superintendent without cuffs or physical force. The public official is praised as the right man in the right place for the job.
The Santa Fe New Mexican criticizes Tretford for resisting eviction while under Acting Governor Raynolds. It calls his response a silly mistake and likens it to a baby act, noting his poor loser attitude and limited effectiveness of his stance.
Socorro shows interest in basepan with a new team that, after more practice, could compete with any amateur or semi professional squad in the territory. Support is urged as a local business and civic matter to promote the sport.
The Tx Socorro Chieftain says it has never lost confidence in Mr. Burgum. The Albuquerque Journal counters claiming the Chieftain aims to maintain Burgum confidence, while noting the Journal struggles to sustain faith in Hagerman and Trelford.
The Republican territorial organization earns credit as Sheriff Marion Littrell selects Captain Arthur Trelford to head the territorial penitentiary. Littrell, elected sheriff of a large New Mexico county five times, brings notable qualifications and experience for the post.
The text denounces the new ruling group in the territory for ousting rivals and installing friends, calling it graft and boodle while contrasting with past actions of Hagerman supporters as honesty and good government. It ends noting selective outrage depending on whose ox is gored.
The article notes major improvements at the Socorro county court house under the new county administration. It cites earthquake damage and outdated equipment as past failings and asserts the ongoing work will yield a modern, satisfactory courthouse that taxpayers will regard as well spent.
Mr. C. L. Carter of Skirum Alabama touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best in the world. He recounts a near fatal attack last spring and says a half bottle of the 25 cent size helped him recover this week. For sale by all druggists.
The report notes a record number of lawyers under indictment in New York and 143 lawyers confined in state prisons this year. The fall docket includes many noted practitioners facing judgment as part of this striking trend. A separate note quotes F M Hamilton of Cherryvale Indiana selling Chamberlains Colic as a trusted remedy.
A fragment discusses unease over leadership and public opinion, noting that many rely on hearsay rather than proof. The line suggests political tension and doubts about authority amid general uncertainty.
The Chieftain notes that in Mohammedan countries women are not admitted beyond mosque doorways highlighting gender restrictions in religious spaces.
People grow disappointed when their family physician is away during crises like cramps, colic, and cholera morbus. A bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Diarrhoea Remedy at home can prevent fatal delays and pain. buy it now from all druggists.
A park policeman recalls mothers and nurses using new methods to assert obedience in children. He quotes a stylish young woman leading an irreplaceable child who resorts to threats and promises before saying, Child, child, you give me wrinkles under omy we aves.
The article praises Dr. King's New Discovery as a cure for coughs and lung issues, with Mrs. Julia Ryder Paine of Truro Massachusetts endorsing its quick relief. It is touted as the cure after other remedies fail, guaranteed by Socorro Drug & Supply Co with trial bottles free. It also shares a child's essay about bees noting various bee types and a tale of a "kissing bee."
The piece extols charm beyond form and features, praising neatness, clear eyes, smooth skin, and sprightliness as signs of health. It claims electric Bitters restore weak women, strengthen nerves, improve gaze, skin texture and complexion, with a 50 cent guarantee at Socorro Drug & Supply Co.
Baier the mact and the Ratcliff Rotherhithe tunnel now under the Thames will take five years to build. It will run 4 883 feet long with an external diameter of thirty feet and provide a carriageway of sixteen feet plus two footways four feet eight and a half inches wide. Upon completion there will be three tunnels under the Thames at London.
A Philadelphia area musk rat trade moves thousands weekly, with supply from Salem New York and local skinning and freezing for shipment. The piece also promotes Bucklen's Amica Salve for sores and burns, with anecdotal endorsements and various quotes about haste and health.
An editorial urging readers to safeguard the stomach as the most vulnerable target in fighting and daily life. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for indigestion and blood purification, claims it cures weak stomach and catarrh, and offers a free booklet explaining ingredients and alcohol-free formulas.
William Gales of Northwest Abb Me reports a tame crow that cackles in exact imitation of a hen and barks like a hound, drawing interest from locals.
In Socorro New Mexico a District Court notice announces Theodore W. Wilson seeks an absolute divorce from Nellie B. Wilson in the Third Judicial District. Defendant must answer by July 10 1907 or face default. Attorney for the plaintiff is W B Kelley of Socorro.
Notice is given that the final report in the estate of Bernard Reinken was filed in the Probate Court of Socorro County New Mexico. The next term begins July last Monday 1907 at 10 o clock a.m. for the hearing. Dominico Baca Probate Judge.
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