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Newspaper
The Socorro Chieftain
Location
Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1907
Page
2
Evipendr notes the Hagerman administration appears to be inadvertently mixed, while Santa Fe continues its even pace as Captain Trelford’s removal is treated as a closed incident. Socorko county enjoys prosperity and readiness to weather potential financial storms.
Governor Raynolds remains capable of steering the state through the interim as Captain Curry’s arrival in Santa Fe is now expected in August, indicating a cautious timetable for leadership transition and ongoing governance.
The piece argues Acting Governor Raynolds should finish the removal of Hagerman era officials so Captain Curry can start cleanly without remnants of the prior administration. It emphasizes a decisive government turnover and preparedness for Curry’s arrival.
The speaker condemns the conduct of Hager men staying in office and urges their removal. He calls to replace them with equally capable individuals who have supported the Republican territorial organization.
The dispatch suggests the sending of nineteen modern battleships and several armored cruisers into Pacific waters was a strategic argument for peace and friendly relations with Japan. It states Japan has acknowledged being convinced by this forceful argument.
The Hagerman faction faced scrutiny over Captain Trelford removal on cruelty charges. Acting Governor Raynolds' letter to penitentiary commissioners accused Trelford of spending twenty eight thousand dollars of the maintenance fund in seven months, leaving seven thousand for five months and risking a fifteen thousand dollar yearly deficit.
CreTAIN leaders of the rabble who cheered Hagerman's resignation actions now show themselves as sorry figures. When Mr Bursam was asked to resign and denied a hearing, Hagerman supporters applauded, but Governor Hagerman's resignation was accepted with dispatch and Captain Trelford was
The passage portrays a political rabble reacting with weeping and gnashing of teeth to a dismissal, arguing that scriptures are to be fulfilled. It emphasizes swift and certain retribution, noting the crowd’s furor and the author’s blunt judgment on their conduct.
The Santa Fe New Mexican questions H. J. Hagerman's claim that he unintentionally mixed a public state paper with private papers after leaving office. It accuses reformers and the Albuquerque Morning Coyote Journal of paying for a biased 15,000 copy report on penitentiary finances and asserts the effort aimed to ruin an honorable official.
Maeterlinck argues man’s vanity doubts flower and animal intelligence. Starper's Magazine cites bees proving reasoning when bees supposedly used cemented wax. Knight's experiment with wax turpentine cement shows bees adopted new material and stopped propolis gathering, proving flexible intelligence.
People are often disappointed when their family physician is away. Cramp, colic, and cholera morbus demand prompt treatment and may prove fatal before help arrives. Keep Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at hand. no physician can prescribe better. For sale by all druggists.
A Devonshire English newspaper reports a vicar angered by parishioners who left before the sermon has placed a bold notice in a prominent position. The sign states that all adults who are unbaptized or possessed by the devil should leave the church before the sermon or stay for the service’s conclusion.
An assortment of fancy stationery is available at the Chieftain office, while fresh vegetables can be found at Winkler's, offering readers convenient local shopping options.
A Victorian miscellany highlights the Mechlin St Rombaut clock with four giant dials and 12 foot hands as a marvel of mechanism. It also touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a world’s best cure, including a testimonial from Mr L Carter of Skirum Alabama. Maarten Maartens referenced as an honorary NY Authors Club member and Dr King’s New Discovery praised for throat and lung relief with trials offered by Socorro Drug & Supply Co.
A Sunday lesson by a teacher on returning good for evil meets a clever interruption. A pupil suggests giving an apple after being struck, prompting the reply that the aggressor would strike again for another apple.
F M Hamilton, Cherryvale postmaster, runs a small store with general merchandise and patent medicines. He endorses Chamberlain's Zake Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as standard in its line and says it never fails to give satisfaction. Available at all druggists.
A story recalls Knute Nelson as a youth in a logging camp where many languages failed to move mules. An Irishman’s blunt expletives proved most effective, illustrating the idea that a striking language can prompt quicker work from animals.
Excess fatigue often blocks sleep at night. A hot bath helps some cases, but can stimulate others. A cup of warm milk with salt and pepper aids rest, and many overlook that sleeplessness can be caused by shut windows and lack of fresh air.
Mrs Robert Mytton of 457 John Hamilton Ontario says Chamberlains Salve healed her daughters knee burn quickly and relief pain almost instantly. The salve is sold by Socorro Drug Supply Co. Also included are assorted humorous clippings from a winter health resort physician and a suffragette speech in Cardiff noting a brides blushes stem from awareness of the man she will wed.
An article extols Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for women’s illnesses, claiming it avoids exams and local treatments, with professional endorsements and free pamphlets. It asserts the remedy strengthens weak women, cures irregularities and female weakness, and includes a medical adviser and liver pellets.
A reflective note contrasts self restraint with others perceived as tightfisted, tracing how frugality is valued or pitied depending on who holds it, and suggesting social judgments color financial thrift.
Amos F. King of Port Byron New York aged 85 reports his lifelong leg sore has been healed by Bucklen's Amica Salve a noted remedy for sores burns cuts wounds and piles. The notice includes timber sale details in New Mexico with bids and forest service contact information.
Notice of forfeiture to Robert Ross for labor and improvements on the Alice and Florence mining claims in Socorro county New Mexico for years ending December 31 1906 and December 31 1907. Each claim filed for one hundred dollars. If no portion contributions are made within ninety days of service or publication, interest will vest in the undersigned C. H. Hall.
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