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Newspaper
The Socorro Chieftain
Location
Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1905
Page
2
Commentary defends a public figure against partisan abuse and asserts that successful men face sustained criticism. It notes a dwindling number of democrats who see no redeeming aspects in current conditions or governance.
Judge Hox and W B Morris's relief measure is struck down as unconstitutional. Mr Martin's constituents must now accept the outcome and act under new legal propriety.
Jose Antonio Torres, Socorro County's superintendent of public schools, performs duties with the spirit and intelligence of a veteran educator, applying experience beyond his years in public education.
The CHIEPTAIN urges city authorities to reduce the water bonds interest by two percent. A lower rate would save the city about six hundred dollars annually.
For years it was dangerous to walk from the business district to the Santa Fe station day or night. The new sidewalk now under construction shows what a little well directed effort can accomplish in Socorro.
Socorro county reported a solid attendance of teachers at the regular institute opening Monday. The rule remains strict requiring every candidate for public school teaching to hold a certificate earned at a formal institute within the territory.
Persie Rooskvent lauds John Hay as a statesman of great character whose death mourned as a national calamity. Diplomats worldwide praised his eloquence and service, noting his wealth yet relentless devotion to America. The piece questions whether virtue still outweighs selfish gains.
The city faced a known water shortage for weeks, with no public alarm over Windsor fire. Socorro's summer mains lack has persisted for years and will continue until the water system is run on a strict business basis by city administration.
An editorial in a Santa Fe New Mexican tribute notes Hon. W. EE. Martins office receipts for the quarter ending June 30 rose to 696 dollars 66 cents, the largest fee total among the six territorial clerks.
Clerk W. EB. Martin of Socorro delivered the quarter's dues to the territorial treasurer. He is praised for prompt collection and meticulous books allowing instant, precise reporting of fees by him or his deputies, with daily bank deposits verifiable at the county seat.
An account mentions Ruth of Deweyville suffering cholera infantum and recovering after using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The piece also notes a Universalist minister's smoking pledge and comments on frugality and saving, urging the remedy as a cheap preventative. The remedy is sold by all druggists.
A London journal notes a growing American presence with travelers described in vivid attire including padded shoulder coats, long boots, and distinctive hats. The piece paints an image of cross cultural fashion contrasts as visitors roam the city streets.
A testimonial from C towns of Rat Portage Ontario Canada praises Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as a mild laxative aiding stomach trouble and constipation. The note claims the product gives good effect with gentle physic properties and recommends it to all suffering from stomach disorder. Sold by druggists
In a sharp quip Timmins tells a boss he must cut his pay until business improves. The boss replies he must smoke cheaper cigars, prompting the amused exchange about economizing in hard times.
A vivid account of breaking trail across snow covered terrain. Describes the laborious process of packing soft snow with snowshoes two feet wide, strain on feet and legs, and the constant movement to advance. Mentions guides, tubowyans, and the harsh cold as they press onward across a featureless white landscape.
Mrs Annie Hunter of Pittsburg recalls four weeks of illness with typhoid and kidney trouble. She credits Electric Bitters with restoring her health and strength after a severe affliction, noting she can now walk straight. The medicine is praised for disorders and found at Socorro Drug and Chauncey Depew anecdote referenced.
A Balti more physician gives a night scene with a door bell and a prankish claim that the doctor wants to get in. The tale ends with a clever exchange about 25 guineas meaning fellow of the Royal Society, illustrating a pun on status and fees.
A fragment mentions Sir Robert Ball in Ireland being delayed by a stranger who thinks him intellectual. It cites Paris news of a diamond cure for consumption and promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung trouble with a testimonial. Also notes a hatter and an old newspaper gag. It ends with Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy promotion.
A Chicago News snippet shows a huckster asking a woman about eggplants and when they will bear after being set out. Mrs. Newed questions the timing as she seeks guidance on when the plants will begin to bear fruit.
The piece recalls great speakers whose voices moved audiences. It cites Edwin Booth moving a company with Our Father and Daniel O Connell calming an attack in the house of commons by declaring he bears no ill will toward those who love Ireland. The closing flourish drew tears from veterans.
One hundred dollar reward offered for Satarsit pea cure. F J Cheney of Toledo trusted for 16 years. Waters Kisnan Marvin endorse Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills.
A fragmented dialogue in a gallery scene contrasts a woman's curiosity about the Senate with Uncle Sam urging calm. The pair discuss the delays of legislative work, the value of deliberation, and the imagined image of windmills as a metaphor for steady, patient progress.
Local testimonial from Bh F Leek of Concord Kentucky praising Bucklen's Amica Salve for a 20 year sore on the upper lip. He describes intense pain preventing eating and credits the salve with curing it after other attempts failed. Available at Socorro Drug and Supply Co for 25 cents.
A light comic exchange about a gentle cow and a joke about judging a cow by her hind legs. The Detroit Free Press quote contrasts appearance with character in farm life.
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