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Newspaper
The Socorro Chieftain
Location
Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1907
Page
2
The New York Mail notes Tux Rio Grande resembles Bryan and questions when Bryan will speak. The Washington Star reports Judge Parker's supporters shifting to Bryan but says no sign of overwhelming numbers.
A Hagerman labeled critic claims the subject has again proven worthy of the title by acting decisively. The remark frames the individual as capable and reliable in difficult moments.
J W Raynolos undertakes two official tasks with positive reports forecasting creditable results for himself and satisfactory outcomes for the people of New Mexico.
If current trends persist, Magdalena Mogotlon and nearby mining areas will maintain So Corro county as a leading mineral producer in New Mexico for years, bolstering regional economic standing and employment prospects.
The Chieftain notes opponents may welcome extending Ha germans obsequies if his supporters press to continue services. The piece hints at ongoing public attention and possible escalation of ceremonial activity.
The passage extols Hon. W. H. Andrews for excellent work in Congress as the New Mexico territorial delegate. It frames his efforts as firmly beneficial despite opposition.
The article notes that while most New Mexicans favor J H Vaughn being named territorial treasurer, it does not imply doubts about the abilities or integrity of Mr Hughes.
The Las Vegas Optic reflects on the end of a volatile chapter as the boy governor departs, noting that excessive commentary has harmed the territory. Hagerman is praised as well meaning and hoped to grow wiser and become a useful citizen in time.
The piece questions the sincerity of recent Democratic reform zeal by accusing Hagerman and his followers of corrupt methods to advance their aims, portraying their reform rhetoric as hypocritical and brazen.
The text extols New Mexico as increasingly settled and improved. It highlights rapid development, mining wealth described as “the wealth of Ormus and of Ind,” and the surprising prosperity from cattle and sheep on the hills and plains.
The passage extols widespread prosperity across all industries in the territory. It highlights an atmosphere of successful enterprise and urges rising support for New Mexico, portraying an upbeat economic outlook and confidence in growth.
The piece argues the party hopes Captain Curry is at fault but asserts he will give a square deal. It warns against public officials firing someone without cause and using secret findings to ruin careers. It condemns reformers who buy support via appointments and notes such corrupt acts are rare and deserve rebuke.
A Santa Fe New Mexican editorial celebrates harmony in the Republican ranks. It credits Delegate W. H. Andrews for uniting factions, with praise for T. B. Catron L. Bradford Prince H. O. Bursum J. W. Raynolds and others for steadfast support, arguing New Mexico remains overwhelmingly Republican despite Democratic critics.
A Key West patrolman, T Curry, credits Chamberlains Pain Balm with curing years of rheumatism after two weeks use. An England footballer with one leg showcases crutch-assisted speed. Also promoting Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets and free samples. Furnished rooms at Winklers.
Philip Couture, formerly a painter at the Illinois Eastern Hospital for the Insane in Kankakee, Illinois, grew unbalanced after his salary rose from 35 to 50 dollars a month. His concern over the raise led to insanity and he was committed to the institution.
Mrs. Edward Phillips of Barclay Maryland testifies that her two year old daughter Catherine has used Chamberlains Cough Remedy since infancy and that the mother also recovered quickly from a severe cold after using it. The notice extols the product's curing qualities and broad public approval.
Mrs. Mary Smith a thirty five year old widow from Oklahoma reached the Home of the Friendless in Cincinnati after walking 244 miles from Evansville Indiana. She plans to return to Charleston West Virginia her old home. Two years earlier the family moved west but their claim proved poor and after the death of their three children the husband died in St. Louis leaving her destitute.
A Henrietta Pennsylvania family details a five year eczema struggle with initial hopelessness from two doctors. After trying several physicians with no relief they used Electric Bitters, saw improvement after one bottle and full cure after several bottles. Sold at Socorro Drug and Supply Co. for 50 cents.
A Woodbury, Connecticut man returned home late and found a bowl of cabbage in the pantry. He prepared and ate it, praising the taste, only to discover next morning that four yards of lace valued at twenty dollars had been mistaken for cabbage and eaten.
Mothers report relief from sore nipples by applying Chamberlains Salve immediately after nursing then wiping gently before the next feeding. Many trained nurses favor this salve for best results and comfort.
Mrs. Kate Wilson stands as the state’s sole woman lobster catcher. She operates a boat powered by a four horsepower gasoline engine and is finding success in her fishing business.
Six live frogs were stripped of skin and grafted onto Mrs. Orville Kizer of South Bend Indiana by Dr. Stanley A Clark after a turpentine burn nine months earlier. The green frog skin sloughs off leaving the under layer to adhere, a process described as necessary for the graft.
An infirmary patient, a colored man, finds himself sharing a bed with a former master who is a recognized negro. The white man had once been a wealthy planter in the West Indies but squandered money and ended as a Brighton pauper, in a curious coincidence of fate.
A classic advertise note touts Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a trusted medicine. It claims decades of use and universal reliance, noting it dissolves in water with sugar for pleasant taking and is sold by all druggists.
John Berry of Anderson Indiana avoided jail after telling Judge Poin Dexter he could sleep standing sitting or lying down. Police findings showed Berry sleeping on Spring Street and in court room. He was awakened enough to state his name and later slept facing the court during arraignment.
C W Cloyd of Plunk Missouri avoided amputation after a Jimson bar wound four years ago. He refused removal and used Buck Jen's Amica Salve which healed the injury. Available for 25 cents at Socorro Drug and Supply Co.
Cynicus and Sillicus debate ethics as thieves are labeled bad by Cynicus while Sillicus defends their honor in a terse contrast. The dialogue twists around value judgments and social norms.
The advertisement touts Favorite Prescription as a cure for female ailments and irregularities. It claims gentle, effective action, strengthens the system, and supports womanly functions using glycerite extracts from native American medicinal plants.
Readers in western Socorro County are urged to view the Reserve Grocer advertisement in this issue of The Chieftain and act on its offers.
Antonio Ma. Armijo of Puertecito New Mexico filed final five year proof for Homestead Entry No. 8306 dated May 8 1905 for NW Section 32 Township 3 N Range 5 W to be witnessed by Luis Chaves Joaquin Zamora Amado Landavazo and Jose Angel Silva at Socorro June 8 1907 before E H Sweet Probate Clerk.
Notice of sale under an 1907 district court execution against Robert Sipe in Socorro County. Sale scheduled May 28 at the Sipe ranch in San Francisco Valley to satisfy damages and costs. Also notice that Tu an Joue Romero seeks final proof for Small Holding Claim No 2680 in Sec 4 T58 R1E with June 8 hearing in Socorro.
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