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Newspaper
The Socorro Chieftain
Location
Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1904
Page
2
The Chieftain notes strong social backing for Hox A A Fanugan in Socorro County as fall election nears with a lively political contest anticipated. Fanugan enjoys wide local support among friends and boosters ready to endorse his bid for the new district judgeship.
The piece notes editors shaping public opinion and laborers seeking fair treatment. It argues workers use public sympathy as a powerful tool in redress while editors wield editorial power and energy in guiding discourse.
Tur Curmrtain believes a union county ticket in Socorro county would benefit all involved. The chance of it being formed this fall is shrinking each day.
In an era of strenuous competition, Bryan remains focused on finding a suitable Democratic presidential candidate. His aim has eliminated several contenders as the field narrows, prompting readers to wonder who will remain to challenge him.
Detxeath Repxy aided the territory by securing the bill creating a sixth judicial district. The full value will be realized once the new judicial machinery operates under the law.
Not more than an eighth of an inch of moisture fell in Socorro over the past eight months. Some locals already joke about relying on beer for drinking, with a few preparing themselves for that drastic change.
The passage notes Parker's sharp rise and dramatic fall driven by Cleveland's endorsement and Bryan's rebuke. It reflects on his vaulting ambition and questions which influence would have most shaped his fate, urging a shift toward a humbler example.
Territorial Treasurer J. H. Vaughn oversaw a recent sale of New Mexico refunding bonds. The issue aimed to restructure debt and improve fiscal efficiency for state financing operations.
The report highlights a $101,000 bond issue bearing 4 percent interest as evidence of the Territory’s strong credit under the Republican administration. Chicago bankers N. W. Harrison Co. praised the bonds in a reply to Treasurer Vaughn, saying they are glad to hold such securities.
In Chapin 8 C area a couple suffered severe diarrhoea until a friend shared Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. After four doses each they improved, and a full bottle cured them before finishing it. The editor H C Bailey calls it wonderful and urges households to keep it on hand. Available through druggists.
A New Yorker notes Chicago dining habits reveal a preference for lake views amid restaurants on Michigan Avenue and in high rooms. The piece also praises Spanish girls as highly polite in manners from morning greetings to courteous refusals and graceful moves in social settings. It closes with an advertisement for Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption praising its cure and offering trial bottles.
Dialogue shows the meaning of public spirited as liberal in urging others to give money for the public good. Professor Broadley explains it as urging generous spending for communal benefit.
A consumer note endorses Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as pleasant and easy to take with good effect and available from all druggists.
A long excerpt highlights cold storage as essential to tempering fruit oversupply and stabilizing commerce across the nation. It notes storage as a modern safeguard against overproduction and a driver of industry permanency. It also includes unrelated items on health tonics and a jail visit anecdote.
De Meritt of No Mehoopany Pa reports a dramatic cure after prescribing Electric Bitters for a stomach ulcer induced hemorrhage. The patient improved from the first dose and has shown no attack in fourteen months. Electric Bitters are praised for dyspepsia indigestion constipation and kidney troubles.
A physician explains diagnosis beyond surface symptoms citing wealth and lifestyle as factors in health. The text also promotes Chamberlain s Pain Balm via a testimonial from W H Howard of Husband Pa and ends with a reflection on wasted potential and opportunity in education.
D H Turner of Dempsey town Pa reports using one pill nightly for two weeks restored youthfulness. The pills are praised for liver stomach and bowels, are purely vegetable and claim no griping. Sold for 25c at all druggists.
Mr Meeker warns his wife that “the worm will turn” in a tense exchange quoted from the Chicago Tribune. The wife calmly questions whether the worm has ever harmed anyone when it turned.
A chaotic OCR excerpt lists officials across New Mexico counties Socorro Lincoln Chaves and Eddy. It names supervisors sheriffs treasurers school superintendents mayors clerks and police officials including J A Bartlett W G Sargent and J S Clark with multiple roles and titles.
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