Hon B S Rodey praised for re election reasons
A local piece extols the reasons for re electing Hon B S Rodey and argues there are no valid grounds against his continued service. The commentary highlights his record and visions for the office.
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Newspaper
The Socorro Chieftain
Location
Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1902
Page
2
A local piece extols the reasons for re electing Hon B S Rodey and argues there are no valid grounds against his continued service. The commentary highlights his record and visions for the office.
The speaker presses a Democrat to name one valid reason against re election of Hon. S. Rodey. A prompt reply asserts, There is no such reason. The exchange signals solid support for Rodey amid political contention.
The text notes Tue Cumrracx distancing from the Fitch Cooney discussion. It suggests Mayor Cooney could prove his official acts are proper to satisfy readers. If inquiries reveal any misconduct Fitch may challenge the Mayor's actions.
A column argues the Republican county ticket is known for honest conduct yet urges fairness toward suspects. It notes the board of public lands names, defends printing La Verdad, and reflects on tariff reform debates from McKinley to Dingley, Cleveland’s veto, and current revision pressures.
The article discusses tariff revision demand as a constant, noting the Dingley law's five year span and that customs duties have fluctuated since earlier decades. It recalls earlier tariffs from 1846 and 1857 as the lowest history and highlights frequent changes prior to modern reform.
An old preacher recalls dividing a sermon into two parts the text and what lies beyond it. He warns listeners he will tackle the second part first describing ideas not in the scripture. The anecdote highlights a method of preaching with humor and cadence.
A tonic advertises Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as a reliable medicine to loosen a bad cold and relieve throat and lung irritation. Sold by A. E. Howell in Socorro and W. M. Borrowdale in Magdalena.
Henry Cabot Lodge argues that useful citizenship requires continuous political engagement in the United States. He urges participation in caucuses and elections, stressing that experience in government broadens knowledge and improves judgment, even without pursuing office.
Mrs Geo T Benson of Kellar Virginia used Chamberlains Pain Balm on a severe burn from a hot stove. The child fell asleep within thirty minutes and recovered within two weeks. Pain Balm is an antiseptic liniment sold by A E Howell Socorro W M Borrowdale Magdalena.
The wet process is rising as a strong competitor to fire methods, with predictions that it could herald the downfall of the American Smelting and Refining Company. While not yet proven, leaching now treats more ores profitably, and experts seek a true solvent beyond chlorine aqua regia and potassium cyanide. Progress in leaching research continues rapidly, suggesting a breakthrough solvent may exist.
The Youths Companion promotes its compact trustworthy weekly news and nonpartisan editorials for busy readers. It invites new subscribers for 1903 at 31.75 with free remaining 1903 issues and a 1993 calendar. The St Louis and San Francisco Railroad advertises colonist half-fare rates via St Louis Kansas City and Memphis to the southwest, including New Mexico.
The Pernicious Successful Man Mr Bryan is opposed to the appointment of a tariff commission. Cheap money free trade and the penitentiary for successful men are the cure alls he would recommend for every social and political ill. Milwaukee Sentinel.
Delegate to Congress and state officials named alongside county officers for Socorro Lincoln Chavez and Eddy in New Mexico. Includes clerks, sheriffs, treasurers, assessors and school superintendents across Socorro City and Mines districts with multiple surnames and offices listed.
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