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Newspaper
The Socorro Chieftain
Location
Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1907
Page
2
Entered at Socorro Postoffice as second class mail matter. The notice outlines subscription terms for a six bout package advertised, with advance bidding and a one year option. The fragmented OCR yields limited details but indicates a newspaper notice of subscription rates and terms.
Saturday November 16 1907 notes Tom Jam son will not seek the Democratic nomination for president. The piece mocks rivals while praising New Mexico prices and credit noting no bank distress in the territory. It quips about milk origin in the Milky Way and criticizes Republican leaders as thieving scoundrels.
A letter argues that Mr. Bursum should resign as chairman of the Republican Territorial Central Committee, stating the move would not be prompted by the party’s enemies.
In Judge McFie's court at Santa Fe two men have been indicted for attempting to fix the United States grand jury and for perjury in denying under oath that they had made such an attempt. If proven, the punishment will meet the approval of New Mexico's honest majority.
Governor Curkys trip to Washington to consult with the president over statehood and the presidents assurance that he will do all he can to bring New Mexico into the union leave little doubt about the outcome. The territory people are nearly unanimous in support and ready to boost the effort.
Sive war plans for an elastic currency emerge from the financial flurry. One top proposal, said to have high government support, authorizes national banks to issue limited emergency currency taxed to force withdrawal after the crisis. Feasible and good, its congressional reception will be watched.
The sixtieth Congress will likely prioritize Convency reform, anti trust law amendments, and railroad regulation. Elastic currency needs were highlighted by the financial flurry, and Sherman anti trust law is criticized as presently vicious. Rail regulation gains importance for national commercial welfare, making these topics central to future legislative and electoral debates.
The Santa Fe New Mexican notes Governor Curry's departure to Washington for consultations on territorial affairs and statehood. It praises his enthusiasm to push an enabling act in the next Congress session and expresses broad public support through Delegate W. H. Andrews, urging Godspeed for the effort.
Biliousness and constipation plagued Mrs Rosa Ports of Birmingham Alabama for years. After trying pepsin preparations and cathartics without relief she found Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets eased the ill feeling at once and aided natural digestion. Sold by all druggists.
A big fierce man and a meek partner worked a crosscut saw in Maine woods when a big Irishman named Pat intervened. After viewing a struggle he scolded the strong man and beat him, then warned he would let the smaller fellow have it.
A promotional note stating Chamberlain's Pain Balm is a superior liniment for sprains swellings and rheumatic pains. It suggests dampened flannel as a better remedy than plaster for back side or chest pain and claims it aids sleep and rest. available at all druggists.
In a quarrel Nagget claims credit for a good disposition but his wife retorts that his fault is laziness not virtue. She argues he is too lazy to take decisive action, underscoring a strained marriage dynamic. The dialogue highlights character traits and tension.
The Youths Companion announces attractions of its 1908 volume with 250 stories 350 articles and 1000 notes on science history and current events. A sample copy offer with 1.75 dollars grants remaining 1907 issues and a 1908 calendar. G S Clark of Westfield lauds Dr Kings New Discovery for a lung cure after a deadly cough. Socorro Drug guarantees 50c and 1.00. Trial bottle free.
A collection of Japanese proverbs reflecting on politeness restraint and virtue. Themes include humility, health, wealth and critique of superficial civility. The sayings emphasize prudent inquiry, prudent speech, respect for elders, and moral integrity shaping the world.
Reverend James A. Lewis of Milaca Minnesota testifies that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has served his family for seven years and proves especially effective for croup and whooping cough. The pastor notes it surpasses manufacturer claims and is sold by all druggists.
Five girls in a public Vermont school were ordered to stop chewing gum and refused. their fathers sued, and the court held that any boy or girl in school has a legal right to chew gum all day if they wish, establishing a broad student rights precedent.
J G Jenkins of Chapel Hill North Carolina praises Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for quickly easing a felon pain and healing it rapidly. The salve is advertised as best on earth for sores burns and wounds and priced at 25 cents at Socorro Drug and Supply Co.
J Urquhart of Zephyr Ontario recalls a lingering cold and a dry harsh cough that lasted weeks. He used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after a local dealer guaranteed it and reports recovery after a single bottle. Available from all druggists.
Quanah Parker conversed in Guthrie about a new Indian bill described as ten good yet ineffective. He compared it to a Washington tale where a lone young Frenchwoman amused an Italian duke, who paused to tell a story too risqué for her, prompting her to offer to close her eyes and listen.
David Parker of Fayette New Mexico, a Gettysburg survivor who lost a foot, writes that Electric Bitters cured his long standing stomach trouble. He says he would not exchange them for $500 and praises the tonic for aging, female weakness, back and kidney issues. Guaranteed by Socorro Drug and Supply Co. 50c.
A New York sidewalk scene by a ferry house shows a ragged tramp calm amid a racing mob as a police officer leads him toward a patrol wagon. At the wagon steps the man leans out and, with a drawling tone, tells the driver Home, James.
Mineral Application No 831 by H Cole and B F re claimants through attorney John E Gridith seeks patent for Flora quartz mine in Little Burro district Socorro County New Mexico. The 1500 ft long lode with 300 ft surface claim on either side lies near Sunset lode and Copper Grace lode with 19 694 acres total. notices of location and amended filings recorded. adverse claims must be filed with Las Cruces land office.
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