Socorro County Mines Highlight Rich Districts and Output
The article surveys Socorro County mining districts including Magdalena Kelly Rosedale Mogollon and San Acacio with nine mills two concentrators and several smelters. It notes gold copper and zinc prospects plus the Magdalena lead camp and new carbonate zinc finds at Graphic mine. Coal deposits near Carthage supply 13 000 tons last year with 150 men employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socorro
Water Cafton
Magdalena
Cat Mountain
Rosedale
Black Range
Cooney
Mogollon
Kelly
Oscuto
San Andreas
Pueblo
Gallina
Santa Rita
Hansonburg
Abbey
la Joya
San Lorene
Graham
Batey City
San Acasio
S Rednelion
New Mexico
Oscura
San Andreas Mountains
Socorro County
Socorro Gold Misting Company
San Lorenzo
Grant County
Fitch & Brown
Missouri
Wisconsin
Magdalenas
Carthage
San Antonio
Socorro County Coal Seams Reported Along With Minerals
The Santa Fe New Mexican notes coal seams 1 to 13 feet thick in western and southwestern Socorro County. It mentions a recent declaratory statement by Southern Pacific Railroad Co concerning 15,000 acres in northwestern Socorro County. Other minerals listed include onyx, alum, salt, kaolin, gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc, seen as future wealth sources to be exploited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socorro County
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Santa Fe New Mexican
Electric Bitters Lifts Forsaken Soldier to Health
In Versailles Ohio an aged fevered soldier J J Havens faced kidney disease and destitution. After trying Electric Bitters he recovered enough to declare he is on the road to complete recovery. The ad calls it best for liver and kidney troubles and stomach issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Havens
Versailles
Stomach and Liver Tablets Offer Quick Relief
D L Beach of Clover Nook Farm Greenfield Massachusetts reports four year stomach troubles improved after taking a partial box of Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. The ad promises relief and urges readers to try the 25 cent remedy from all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Beach
Clover Nook Farm
Greenfield
Mass
Chamberlain
Caseys Sickness and Death in a City Journal Paragraphs
Casey O Rafferty suffers from a heart complaint and consumption and predicts death from both ailments. Murphy Sure notes consumption as a slow, deadly disease. A dog in an eastern town eats dynamite sticks and walks downtown to confront a man who habitually kicked it.
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Casey—O'rafferty
Murphy
Casey
Kansas City Journal
Denver Post
Not Everlasting Pranks and Quips From Daily Life
A Sunday clergyman famed for anti drinking zeal confronts a man entering a pub with a blunt warning about hell. An Irish undertaker handling a wig on a widow’s husband jokes about a glue fix using a tack to keep the wig in place.
Bucklen Arnica Salve Claims Marvelous Cures Advice
Advertisement style copy touts Bucklen arnica salve as world famous and superior to all other salves for cuts burns sores boils ulcers and more with a guaranteed cure. It notes availability at all druggists and includes a comic aside about sweet cold but not as sweet as you. A separate line promotes card printing at The Chieftain office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Press
D. Kaubla
Mevade
Saya
Dawitt & GO
Chicago
EB Howell
Frugal Laundry Notice Encourages Customer Whims
A.P.F. Katzenstein, agent, urges customers to share their laundry preferences. The ad acknowledges that safe work may not please everyone and promises to try to accommodate individual whims to keep customers satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.pf. Katzenstein
A Uniform Method In Teaching Simple Sums
The London Outlook reports a classroom moment where a student resists multiplying apples and pears and instead notes that arithmetic is done in apples. A teacher presents John with five oranges James gives eleven and he gives Peter seven. The class balks until one pupil explains the sums are in apples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ushi
John
James
Peter
Britt Tribune exposes a tale of mischief and a mining notice
A Britt Iowa tale recounts a humorous hoax with a wife’s teeth swapped for a horseshoe during a joke. A public notice warns lease and option holders on Ambrosio mining claims to forgo royalties to T B Catron. Other listings include houses for sale near the court, ranch land north of the Santa Fe depot, building lots on Manzanares avenue, and a Bankers Association meeting in San Francisco with travel tickets on sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baily
Britt
The
Britt Tribune
Garner
T. B. Catron
Ambrosio
Middle
Ambrosio Extension
Magdalena
Park Street
Court House
Santa Fe
Manzanares Avenue
Windsor Hotel
M. J. Treny
American Bankers’ Association
San Francisco
Cal
Sane Ee Agr
Notice of Sale Envelopes and Letter Heads at The Chieftain
Notice states sale of envelopes letter heads note heads dill heads and statements printed at reasonable prices at The Chieftain office.
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DR. Swisher
University of New York City
U. S
G. Duncan
South California
J Kornitzer
M.D. A
L.ee, Kittrell
Abeyta Block
San Marcial
Harvey House
M. Dougherty
Attorney AT Law
James G. Fipen
Ace Ty Terry
Jo Ry Kelley
W. B. Childers
Albuquerque
Freeman & Cameron, Attorneys AT Law
Carlsbad, New Mexico
Pullp Guerente
Porsa’s
Ty All Jewelers
Hhvetraten
Thake Englands Walsh
Walrtarz
Cea
Omen
New York
Ean Prascteo
H. Chan
N. M
E. &. Burlingame & CO
Mailer Express
Paneiasens
Lawrence St
Denver
Coles
Manns
Ras Favitt
Conynients
E. Angana
Il Pew Enadlers
Woeabington
Dr. King
Socorro County Mines
Senator Dolliver
New England
Dolliver
Temperance
Nrting Momety Company
Chisags
Revirenl
Kew Toot
Bucklen
Euphemia
Detroit Free Press
TNE Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Doctor J. Kornitzer
J. Kornitzer
Nother
Charles I. Blackington
First National Bank of
Order of Whitney Co
First National Bank
California
County of Socorro
Territory of
Charles F. Blackington
Aste Saeaas
Janus G. Fite
Prom Taos City
Saint Louis and
Momntis
Pointe
Sou
Southwestern Limited
Kansas City
Springfield
Meanphis
Birmingham
Atlanta
Jacksonville
G. W. Martin
17Th St
Denver, Colo
M. J. Hilton & Givane Luera, Proprietors
Aline
Co. T. Brown
A. H. Hilton
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