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Newspaper
The Socorro Chieftain
Location
Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1906
Page
2
A compact, readable clipping notes subscription terms and a quirky riff on statehood prospects. It mentions a newspaper contest idea and masks a political jab at the White House, contrasting a fiddling rival with sharp wit about leaders and roasts.
The two rival Albuquerque newspapers stop attacking each other and start promoting the Duke City to attract readers and boost profits, signaling a shift toward unified local coverage and stronger regional promotion.
Mr Bevan states he will not run for the presidency again unless circumstances demand it. Some note that Mr Sr has had his share of circumstances in politics and should wise up and refrain. The remark hints at cautious restraint rather than renewed ambition.
The Albuquerque Journal contrasts hanging with hemp stretching, linking it to shocking murders carried out by criminals at Raton last week and noting the harsh penalties imposed during that period.
The passage notes dissatisfaction among some Democrats with Governor Hagerman not shifting policy as eagerly or broadly as they prefer. It suggests a history of disappointment among the party and implies another setback would not be surprising.
A Springfield grand jury found no basis that the black men accused were at the crimes. The mob’s acts on the public square were as savage as the alleged wrongs, underscoring brutal retaliation.
Democratic sheets in the Territory try to stir up a row within the Republican party but are hindered by the spell of innocuous desuetude. When fall campaigning begins, Republicans are ready to rout the Democrats decisively as in years past.
Governor Hagerman delivered a commencement address at the Military Institute at Roswell that earned broad praise for its moral and patriotic sentiments. The remarks urged young men to internalize the lessons to influence their future lives and the people they encounter.
It is thought the denatured alcohol bill just passed by Congress will prove to be one of the notable measures in the legislative session. Observers expect it to influence production control and distribution while signaling tighter enforcement of alcohol regulations nationwide.
The Santa Fe New Mexican earns compliments for its side news service and support of the Republican cause, lauded for helping Santa Fe's prosperity. Testimonials cite Col. Max Frost’s leadership and the paper’s role in promoting the Ancient City and national interests, with readers noting its positive influence on local growth.
An old description of King’s Evil or scrofula notes that royal touch once believed to cure it. The article promotes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a blood purifier, claiming it cures scrofula by cleansing the blood and healing related skin and lung diseases, with testimonial quotes from physicians and patients.
A vivid vignette from The Mountains describing mountain camp life at dusk and night. A narrator reflects on meals by firelight, pine cone sparks, and the cold breath of misty peaks under a bright moon, ending with the tarpaulin drawn over to wake in morning.
An antique vignette contrasts primitive life with modern commerce. Cham berlain's Salve is praised for treating sore nipples chapped hands burns frost bite chilblains eczema and more at 25 cents a box with druggists selling. The piece interweaves a birth notice and a light societal gag about salaries and marriage.
If your stomach troubles you do not conclude that there is no cure for a great many have been permanently cured by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Tell them, they are certain to prove beneficial. They only cost a quarter. Sold by all druggists. An ounce of confidence in your self is better than a pound of confidence in others.
Notice to all claiming through or under Robert G Clark that $100 labor and improvements were expended in the year IMS on the C Cap Lode Mining Claim recorded in 14 at page 140 in Socorro County New Mexico. If one third share is not contributed within ninety days of publication, the claimant’s title will vest in Rilen Foley per Section 2 of the Revised Statutes. Kelly New Mexico.
Notice to heirs and all claiming parties that Ellen Foley and others threaten forfeiture of a Copper Cap Lode Mining Claim in Socorro County New Mexico for failure to contribute one third of required expenditures totaling 333.33 for 1904 and 533.53 for 1905 within ninety days. Names include Samuel Norton Rockwell Giyeon A Rockwell Calphurnist Hiram H Wilson Rufus Mary E Chilsom Hila W Bresten Rima Garland Maud Alvord Lydia Hazelton Houston Hazelton Emma Purdy and Jersa mine Purdy as heirs of Edward C Rockwell deceased and others claiming through or under them.
Kelly Noon and Care M Foley notify heirs of Edward Rockwell and others that for the Copper Cap Lode Mining Claim in Socorro New Mexico they must contribute one third of annual expenditures from 1895 to 1904, totaling 333.33 for all years, or face collection under Section 2324 of the Revised Statutes.
Henry G May is named administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Thomas Cooke Silliman in Socorro county Mexico. He has qualified. all persons asserting claims must present and prove them within the legal time frame.
Incomplete timetable notes a rail service between Albuquerque and Socorro with a stop at Magdalena Branch. A daily schedule excludes Sunday with a 7:48 am departure and a 12:10 pm arrival or connection noted around Socorro.
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