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Newspaper
The Socorro Chieftain
Location
Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1908
Page
2
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Tun Curmitar urged Socorro to tidy house for court guests and the Albuquerque auto club to push a good road to Socorro. The movement will receive strong local support. A new seventh judicial district is likely to establish Socorro as headquarters, correcting a longstanding wrong.
The text invites a qualified man to organize and manage a top baseball team in Socorro and promises generous financial support from local citizens. It urges the right candidate to step forward, stating the rest will be easy.
The Albuquerque daily Tuk Sux debuts aiming to lead New Mexico democracy advocacy. Early issues show the paper on course to fulfill its stated aspiration and role in local politics.
The committee on revision in Baltimore proposes removing from the baptismal service the declaration that all men are conceived and born in sin. Speakers quip that people overrated themselves while others still held different views.
The Albuquerque Journal notes three kinds of Democrats yet the speaker argues every Democrat is a class of one. He asserts that no two Democrats can “stand without hitchin” in the same category.
The article credits Delxoare Anpeens with directing congressional funds for a major Albuquerque public building and securing thirty thousand dollars for irrigation. It notes reliance on his influence and predicts forthcoming criticism from the Morning Journal about Mr. Andrews.
Tur Curmerat notes uncertainty whether Mr. Andrews will be renominated by New Mexico Republicans for the delegate to Congress. If renominated, Andrews’ record as delegate would strongly bolster his election prospects, with supporters poised to challenge.
The piece argues that Mr. Andrews has advanced New Mexico's interests through his delegate role, surpassing rivals including Larrazolo. It contends opponents cannot prove his failure to serve constituents and asserts Andrews would win if renominated.
The Roswell Record, a Pecos valley Democratic paper, complains of internal Democratic strife nationwide while urging New Mexico to elect Hon. J. F. Hinkle as delegate. It predicts trouble for Larrazolo if nominated and calls for a leader who stirs both American and Mexican voters. It also notes limited help from Texas Democrats in the Pecos valley.
Mr Rolland Curry a Ker West Florida patrolman suffered rheumatism for over two years. A wife bought Chamberlains Pain Balm. rubbed on relief came overnight and after two weeks he was cured for over three months. For sale by all druggists. Bucklen Arnica Salve cured itching piles after two 25 cent boxes. Subscribe for The Chieftain.
Mrs Oldcastle recalls Dr Goodleigh’s recovery after his appendix removal with humor about his hospital stay. An American on a London bus jokes about sights and a quip about Parliament and Westminster Abbey, reflecting light hearted local chatter.
Mrs Edward Phillips of Barclay Maryland testifies to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Her two year old daughter Catherine has used it since two months old for colds and Phillips notes her own recovery after a severe cold. The remedy is for sale by all druggists.
In a city court sentence day a man facing two years for larceny sobs softly while a fellow inmate bound for seven years for bigamy taunts him. The crying prisoner tries to explain he is leaving his family, but the other inmate mocks his distress with a brutal, coarse taunt about departure and age.
Omega Ohio store owner and local company president testifies that Dr King’s New Discovery reached the cough spot and aided throat and lung issues. Sold with guarantee at druggists priced 50 cents and one dollar. trial bottle free.
A playful exchange unfolds as a bellboy guides a blushing couple to bridal rooms. The bellboy jokes about suites and suits while the head clerk is referenced as hoping the arrangement fits expectations.
A classic nineteenth century medicine ad extols Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy praising it as a trusted, universal cure. It notes long use over a third of a century and recommends diluting with water and sweetening for pleasant intake. Available from all druggists.
The advertisement touts the Golden Medical Discovery as a blood cleansing tonic and links impure blood to skin and systemic ailments. It endorses Dr Pierce’s All Healing Salve for open sores and lists ordering by postage, claiming known composition and sworn ingredient labels. It also mentions Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as restorative aids.
A church spelling bee featured words like increase pastor and salary. The text notes fevers at high elevations and malaria at lower levels, suggesting Electric Bitters as a cure for various ailments. Sold by druggists for 50 cents with a guarantee.
A woman in front of a cabin asks about her husband catching chills and fever. The other woman driving a spring wagon replies that he would not fight them, since he merely sat and let the illness overtake him.
Cedar View merchant B G Stewart declares customers get gold weight value with each box for relief of constipation malaria or biliousness and sells under guarantee at 25¢. A New England farmer recalls a humane remark on aging horse saying they nearly killed him, then explains they did almost.
Advice for nursing mothers on treating sore nipples with Chamberlains Salve. Apply after nursing and wipe off before the next feeding. Trusted by many trained nurses. available at all druggists.
Two women shopping together tend to buy items to flaunt their money. Gedo pours wallpaper from J. KR Vigilfat cost.
Co owners G A Shule and S C Hall inform H P Huff that labor and improvements totaling 100 dollars were expended to hold the Lucky mining claim in Socorro county New Mexico for the year ending December 1907. If Huff does not contribute his share within 90 days after full publication, his interest will be forfeited to the co owners under Section 2324 Revised Statutes.
In the Third Judicial District Court of New Mexico Socorro, John K Griffith files suit against Rhoda M Blackington Charles F Blackington First National Bank of Albuquerque and others. The complaint seeks foreclosure of a mortgage to Harry M Dougherty dated April 14 1903 on multiple lots in McCutchen addition Socorro with a first lien for 874.62 plus interest and an additional 2458.73 plus interest to the bank as a second lien and requests sale of the property with distribution of proceeds and court costs. defendants are required to answer by June 22 1908 or face default judgment.
The Probate Court of Socorro county New Mexico appoints I R Waene as administrator of the estate of Eave Williams deceased on the Sunday of May 1908. All claims against the estate must be presented for allowance within the legal time. Studebaker wagons advertised by Geo E Cook.
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