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Newspaper
The Socorro Chieftain
Location
Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1905
Page
2
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The March 25 1905 issue notes Whiteman’s talkativeness and Bose’s refusal of a penitentiary warden raise. It praises Gov Otura veto and Gov Orknee appointments to the mounted patrol while approving local So Cnty men Captain Fullerton Lieutenant Baca and Sergeant Bob Lewis for their posts.
The thirty sixth legislative assembly has seen sharp critique of the mounted police law though some expect eventual vindication of the enactment. The most outspoken critic has not yet written to question the law's wisdom, suggesting potential reconsideration may be needed despite optimism.
Goorknok Orryo announces the appointment of Frank W. Clancy to meet himself as district attorney for Bernalillo county. The General and hearty commendation praises Clancy for making the political highways of Bernalillo county safe for honest folk to travel, noting such public service is rarely honored with appreciation or reward.
An editorial notes the paper staff shows ad writing flair with a humorous anecdote about a Mexico City druggist presenting a bill to a regular customer. The item list includes Lowney's chocolates, a nursing bottle, and Mellin's Food. The piece mocks the varied charges billed on the first of the month.
The Tuesday regular annual meeting in this city drew a large, highly interested attendance. Members praised gains in suppressing cattle stealing and related evils, noting the organization has already accomplished substantial good.
The text notes the addition of a mounted ranger force to bolster law enforcement in New Mexico and anticipates a reduction in long-standing lawlessness. It frames the move as part of broader efforts by both HS members and public authorities to restore order.
A few days before the mothers congress in Washington, President Roosevelt stressed parental duty and home life. He urged mothers to balance joy with sacrifice, defend children against hardship, and build character through work and duty rather than luxury.
The Santa Fe New Mexican refutes Albuquerque Industrial Advertiser claims of an option on New Mexican Printing Co stock held by delegates and officials. It states no such option exists and the stock is for sale at a fair price like any business, with ongoing offers under consideration by stockholders.
The piece describes artificial sugar sweetening in European labs with cone apparatus and suction holes, notes that some lump sugar pieces are dust pressed together, and observes star formations and dissolution rates. It also includes satirical quips about women and health topics, interspersed with brief ads and humor notes.
Frank Pearce of Pearce & Bixby reunites with his brother H. B. Pearce of Los Angeles after sixteen years at the Coronado Block barbershop. The pair, joyful at their sudden meeting, plan to visit their mother in El Paso before returning home.
The text extols Golden Medical Discovery as a cure that purports to eradicate disease and cleanse the blood. It claims to stabilize digestion, improve intestinal health, and supply pure nutrients, asserting broad health benefits through widespread bodily restoration.
A mix of opinions on taste and touch compares sensory experiences from food texture to the feel of bread butter asparagus and biscuits. A testimonial from S J Apple praises Batons Warehound Syrup as the best cough remedy tried, with pricing and availability noted. The text includes a children's dialogue moment about hair and crying, reflecting light domestic scenes.
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