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Newspaper
The Socorro Chieftain
Location
Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1904
Page
2
An English newcomer in Socorro prefers Roosevelt in the presidential race. The piece notes New York politics with ten-year Republican voting streaks. Shinn, a new New Mexico weekly, debuts with the editor’s aim to enrich life and resides in Albuquerque.
The text depicts Japob Markie as exhibiting a singular approach, noting that he remains silent and appears perceptive in choosing what is described as the prudent path for piu. It portrays him as unusually shrewd within a cryptic narrative.
The Albuquerque Morning Journal notes the current campaign debate on tariffs confuses voters and pushes sensible men to question whether Bourbon officials exploit the issue to gain power.
Mr. Rodey offers all qualifications for delegate to the congress and more. He advocates political policies Democrats admit are established against their opposition and has already been tried and not found wanting.
McMillan assumed the chairmanship of the Republican precinct Saturday evening and delivered a brief address regarded as eloquent and rarely equaled. The central committee would do well to heed this notable moment as work begins.
The piece discusses a prominent Democratic figure pressured to retire to improve the party's presidential candidate prospects. It emphasizes the nomination process and the perceived impact on electoral success.
A fragment describes an alleged plan by four men to seize water supply control at government expense. The passage also hints at criminal intent and misused authority through an implied motive to benefit Ki Vaso.
The passage warns against prohibiting further appropriation of the waters of the Lo Grande. It explains the plan as a nefarious international dam scheme that would force residents to abandon homes and ruin real estate values, urging vigorous action to guard against such boodlors.
Baltimore independent Corgis J Bonararra supports Theodore Roosevelt for president. He argues Roosevelt faced and solved grave issues from Philippine pacification to Panama Treaty, Cuba self rule, coal strike settlement, and canal Isthmus, showing resilience against critics and proving himself "unsafe" only to grafts and conspirators.
An advertisement touts Burklea’s Arnica Salve as superior for cuts corns burns boils sores felons gleers tetter salt rheum fever sores and chapped hands with a guaranteed cure sold for 2 sc at all druggists and invites subscriptions for Tay Cuotrtaw.
A Western tale recalls Alkali Ike, famed desperado from the Wicked Desert, confronting the Bad Lands Bazoo editor over a mistaken death notice. Ike demands a true paragraph or face retaliation, but exits after the editor promises correction in time.
A Leesville Indiana man endures deathly asthma while a son rides miles to obtain Dr King's New Discovery for consumption and lung troubles. He reports instant relief and nightly sleep, praising the remedy's cure for consumption pneumonia bronchitis coughs colds and grip. Guaranteed bottles 50¢ and 1.00 with a free trial bottle at drug stores.
A teetotaler asserts whisky will kill the Struthers, while Perk Gumming reports seeing Struthers alive in the mountains. The exchange reveals zeal over alcohol dangers and a heated misunderstanding about past or future harm.
A Brooklyn Life note shows Katharine telling Papa she will marry their doctor to reduce heavy family expenses. Papa asks for details as Katharine explains the plan. The line implies a practical marriage arrangement within a strained family context.
A Philadelphia Record note advocates daily open air exercise as essential to youth and energy. It emphasizes walking, running, rowing, golf, tennis, and other activities to keep muscles supple, lungs vibrant, and blood circulating, contrasting with limited exercise to aging and illness. It cites a dental remark on migration to Buenos Aires where dentists are scarce.
Mrs Wm M Stroud of Midlothian Texas commends Herbine after meals for constipation digestion and bilious fever and malaria saying it is the best medicine used in their eight years of family use. Socorro Drug and Supply Co sells the product.
An 1901 letter from L. A. Rend of Cisco Texas praises Dallard's Snow Liniment for sprains after a fall. Other clipped bits mock marriage to actresses and include rags of aphorisms and humor from various papers and readers.
In London Tid Bits style a jail tour ends with the chief warden introducing three women sewing as his wife and two daughters. The visitors, warned by curiosity, learn the women have no other home, and the scene becomes a blunt, ironic commentary on confinement and hospitality.
In Cleveland, a mean boss refuses a half holiday saying he does not believe in doing things by halves. He insists they will either have a whole day or none at all and so far they have had none.
A fragmented listing names officials, investigators, and supervisors across districts in the New Mexico Territory. Figures include Justice, Solicitor General, Forest Supervisors at Santa Fe and Silver City, and regional chiefs such as Parker, Langenburg, Chavez, and Baca.
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