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Newspaper
The Socorro Chieftain
Location
Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1907
Page
2
Official paper reports Taft’s stance easing US Japan tensions and Roosevelt’s严 emphasis on equal justice for all law-breakers. It praises the Albuquerque Citizen for dedicating last Saturday to Socorro county fair and anticipates community support for the “Big Pair” in Albuquerque next week.
The Santa Fe New Mexican is praised as a warm and powerful friend to Socorro County for its ongoing aid including a boost to the county fair. The writer commends the paper's friendly offices and notes the fair's success as reflected in complimentary terms.
The Albuquerque Journal gave strong booster support to the Socorro county fair and dedicated wide space to a description of the fair's wonderful success. The Journal and the Big Pair at Albuquerque remain popular with Socorro County readers for their spirited promotion.
As another moon waxes and wanes, longtime residents note the replacement of Socorro's antiquated board sidewalks with cement walks. Pedestrian traffic remains steady, but the old sidewalks are being torn up and paved as fast as workers can be found.
The speaker argues Socorro urgently needs a new hotel to entertain guests, urging immediate action to capitalize on local enterprise and funds. The question posed: who will start the movement to begin hotel construction.
In Socorro last Saturday Governor Curry drew loud applause with a vow to unite across party lines and press Congress for New Mexico’s admission as a state. He heads to St Louis to meet President Roosevelt, aiming to win his support for statehood.
The passage argues it is not unreasonable to believe he will succeed and notes other well known features of the situation that make statehood prospects bright for New Mexico in the sixtieth congress. It calls for a long pull and a strong pull together.
The first Socorro County Fair exceeded expectations, proving the city is not dead and prompting calls to sustain and expand efforts. The piece urges continued improvements, including a modern hotel, electric lighting, and ongoing street work, to host larger crowds next year.
Mr. W. C. Bott of Star City Indiana endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for croup and whooping cough. He has used it for ten years with his children and reports rapid cures even in severe attacks. He recommends it to friends and neighbors. available at all druggists.
A child named Jennie is asked to sell her new baby brother but refuses, saying she will trade him only after she has many more siblings to give away. The remark reflects a child’s playful yet protective view of her family addition.
In Britain pedestrians have equal right to the road, drivers must yield even at risk. A Cadell man credits Dr King’s New Discovery for curing a cough after night and day suffering. Eastman trial recollection ends with an Irishman quip about justice and lawyers.
The question of curing a cold quickly interests all as faster recovery reduces pneumonia risk. B W L Hall of Waverly Virginia says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is absolutely the best for colds and has recommended it to friends who agree. For sale by all druggists.
In our town two twin brothers Lem and Dave resembled each other so closely that friends confused them. Lem had no teeth while Dave did not. the only sure way to tell them apart was when Lem bit you as Dave.
In November 1901 Mrs. L. Cousins of Otterburn Michigan describes quick relief from quinsy after applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The liniment is noted as valuable for sprains and swelling and sold by all druggists.
A woman describes a nightly scene seen from her window featuring a lighted red lantern hung on a clothes line and a boy and a girl in the shadows near the chimney, just distant from the glow of the lantern.
An advert claims a criminal attack on an inoffensive citizen occurs in the appendix due to constipation after liver torpor. It promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a liver regenerator and bowel regulator, priced 25 cents at Socorro Drug and Supply Co.
The piece argues readers deserve to know what medicines contain. Dr Fierce and advertiser claim Favorite Prescription cures female ailments and strengthens the body. A request card promises a free book with extracts from authorities, mailed from White, Buta, NY.
A quoted exchange states that the male mind cannot grasp the finer distinctions of a woman’s clothing. It notes men may admire or adore fashion but never understand its subtleties such as chiffon or crepe de chine.
Vision of airships changing modern warfare and sea power is presented as a future trend. A claim that the nation mastering air may dominate land and ocean highlights early 20th century fear of aerial advantage and global conflict. An accompanying testimonial touts Chamberlains Salve curing sore eyes after thirty-three years, claiming restored sight.
Legal notice records a location survey for the Sunset lode in Dona Ana County New Mexico. It details claim boundaries three hundred feet each side of the lode center, total area 19.004 acres, and conflicts with Copper Glance and Sunset lodes. Names include Rucent Van Parren register and references to corNos 1 2 3 4 and 473.
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