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Newspaper
The Socorro Chieftain
Location
Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1908
Page
2
The text contrasts two options Iv faces: support Andrews and statehood or back Larra zolo with no stated plan. It implies a dilemma about evaluating candidates and proposals, inviting readers to consider the implications of each path.
The editorial questions voters to choose a candidate who "does things well" over one who "says things well" and urges voting for Andrews, implying Larrazolo offers nothing concrete.
A political notice urges voters to support the Republican county ticket, framing candidates as good men in the right and contrasting with the Democratic slate.
The speaker questions a political party and its leaders for alleged patriotism while accusing members of selling their birthright for favor or money. The remark implies deep distrust and criticizes perceived ethical compromises.
The county’s Republican slate is described as worthy of broad support with every candidate expected to win by a large margin. Democrats feel discouraged, and voters are urged to back the Republican ticket for a decisive win.
Fragmentary remarks ridicule a voter named Taxey in Socorro County, claiming ignorance and stressing that securing statehood for New Mexico is the paramount issue for consideration. The passage reflects early 20th century political discourse and regional attitudes.
The piece argues Andrews has far higher chances of securing statehood at the next Congress, claiming a thousand to one odds versus Larrazola. It questions why voters would back Larrazola given the disparity in probabilities.
The piece questions Socorro county Democrats accusing Republicans of buying votes and wonders if many Democrats are voting only for revenue. It suggests the accusation may be self serving and notes the Springfield leader Mr. Bryan as influence.
A critical column questions Mr. Larrazolo’s ethics and conduct, accusing him of insulting constituents and implying bribery. It cites a sworn statement about unpaid taxes and contrasts harshly with praise for his opponents and Hispanic language press in Socorro and Magdalena.
The Fagie of Santa Fe denounces Andrews as a supporter of the plunderbund and warns that a vote for him means continued high taxes and reckless spending. He contrasts this with criticism of the prior Democratic administration, citing Republican coverage of alleged corruption and accusing Democrats of masking it with devout rhetoric.
Office advertises fancy stationery at The Chieftain. Chambon offers day or alfalfa in carload lots with weight details available on inquiry.
An appeal promotes The Youths Companion as a superior reading choice for youths, promising 250 stories and many articles in the 1909 volume. It offers full illustrations, useful information, and a free 1908 remainder with a 1909 subscription including a 13 color calendar gift. Paid from Boston Massachusetts.
Mrs Ada L Croom proprietor of the Croom Hotel Vaughn Mississippi says she suffered months with a severe cough and consumption seemed to grip her until she used Dr King s New Discovery. After three bottles she was completely cured This world famous remedy for cough and lung throat relief is sold by all druggists 50c and 1 00 Trial bottle free
The Olympian Literary Society of sixth to eighth graders seeks funds for a school piano. A three member committee will circulate a subscription list this week. Contributions from friends and patrons are welcomed by pupils and teachers. R. W. Twrrne
Fayettee New York veteran of the Civil War who lost a foot at Gettysburg credits Electric Bitters with curing stomach trouble and keeping him strong. He says the product is worth more than five hundred dollars in benefits and recommends it. Available at all druggists for 50 cents.
Mandy, a young colored girl, brings a visiting card to her northern mistress. She notes another lady on the doorstep because the one inside forgot her ticket. The scene captures social tension and politeness in a regional dialect anecdote from the Argonaut.
W A Floyd of Rural Route 2 Empire Georgia says Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured two severe sores on his hand and leg. He declares it worth more than its weight in gold and would mortgage the farm to obtain it. Only 25 cents at all druggists.
An item highlights the famous Studebaker wagons with a call to apply to Geo. E. Cook for details.
An older advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a proven remedy for female weaknesses including pelvic organ issues headaches dizziness and stomach discomfort. The copy asserts known composition endorsed by medical writers and grateful patients, urging readers to choose the original Pills over substitutes and noting the pills are easy to take.
In a Cleveland Plaindealer excerpt, a wife teases her husband about borrowing his clothes and asks about the size of a shrimp as a measure of his figure. The playful exchange hints at domestic humor and gossip.
L A Bartlet of Rural Route 1 Guilford Maine says the family has enjoyed good health for three years since using Dr King’s New Life Pills. The product cleanses and tones the system gently and costs 25 cents.
A witty exchange from the New York Press contrasts Richcuss who once complained about not getting what he wanted to eat with his present wealth. The quip suggests he still grumbles about what he receives no matter his money.
A humorous quote reflects on a former college student Biffkins who pursued fortune by forging ahead. The Chicago News notes he succeeded as a forger and now occupies a front row cell in the penitentiary.
The Board of County Commissioners of Socorro County New Mexico designates November 2 1908 as election day in all precincts. Voters will elect a delegate to Congress a district councilman representative district legislator county officials including Treasurer Ex Officio Collector Probate Clerk Probate Judge and other county posts for terms as specified. Approval by Chairman David Fa and Clerk E H Sweet completes the order.
Sheriff sale notices the Mogollon Gold and Copper Co. mining claims and plant assets will be sold at public auction in Socorro County New Mexico on November 16 1908. The list covers numerous mining claims mills and buildings including The Silver Fountain The Florida group and Little Charlie group with machinery and tools described along with court costs and interest. Anicero C. Aungia J M. Klock & Owen attorneys.
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