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Newspaper
The Socorro Chieftain
Location
Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1906
Page
2
A fragment from a Socorro publication notes subscription rates and asks readers to boost in support of the town. It mentions a week of glorious weather and invites community participation in promoting Socorro activities, referencing local events and confidence in continued prosperity.
A fragmentary editorial praising Governor Hagerman for reformism and urging public trust in his impartiality. It references Lanpeo Baca as acceptable for a democratic sheriff but not for a republican one and hints at issues around the sleep and wool industry and Mr. Bursum without clear context.
HaGeeman's reapportionment of New Mexico council and house districts eases some criticism and earns general satisfaction. Socorro county's status remains unresolved and unaltered as the process continues.
In Santa Fe the Catron faction of the Republican Party signals a move toward joining the fold. The brief note questions whether this represents repentance or a strategic settlement in local party dynamics.
Analysts confident in a larger Republican majority at the upcoming host election, predicting a record GOP win in Eco County.
Las Vegas Opie notes critics question Sergio Larrazolo not born in the United States and argue his path to the presidency seems unlikely. Some friends fear he may not be qualified to seek the mandate and doubt his chances of becoming a delegate.
Year after year Socorro has sent one of the very largest of all the delegations to the territorial fair at Albuquerque. This year proves to be no exception. It is hoped that the Duke City appreciates this fact.
The article argues that no recently admitted state advances faster under its government than New Mexico does under territorial rule. It questions what New Mexico would fail to achieve if it gained statehood and its advantages.
No change occurs in the statehood issue beyond a rising view that New Mexico must mount an organized campaign to win support for joint statehood. Advocates acknowledge the need for coordinated action to influence the outcome.
Soconso's educational advances show improving national standing as enrollment at the School of Minew rises. The report notes growing attendance and perceived benefits to local students amid broader access efforts.
Attendance at the Tat" Us event grew beyond the previous year as the pyrbis and Mt. Carmel convent opened to unusually large crowds attracting many participants and observers.
The Copa conflict eases as warships from Anclé Sam appear in Cuban waters, inspiring both factions to seek peace under Roosevelt’s pacificator ideal. The Cumrrar reaffirms the innocent until proven guilty doctrine amid malfeasance charges against Hon H. OU, Borsum, requiring a proper tribunal hearing.
One week from today in Las Vegas, Hon. W. H. Andrews will receive the endorsement of a renomination as the Republican candidate for delegate to Congress from New Mexico. He is expected to be renominated and re-elected by a large majority amid Republican strength.
The smallest sheep in the world is the Breton sheep. It cannot be profitable to raise and a hungry man could eat almost a whole sheep at a single meal. It is a house pet that shows extreme sympathy, frisking with joy when its owner is happy and bleating pitifully when tears are shed.
The text promotes Cham berlain cough remedy as supporting nature during colds, claiming it prevents pneumonia and aids expectoration. It cites testimonials, pricing at 25 cents for a large size and notes availability from all druggists. It also advertises Cham berlain stomach and liver tablets, touting gentle laxative effects and indigestion relief, sold by druggists.
A biased survey highlights New Mexico’s population at 275,000 with thriving towns and numerous villages plus a strong manufacturing sector. Agricultural output tops 20 million dollars, wool products generate 5 million, sheep and lambs sales reach 26 million, cattle sales near 6 million, and coal and minerals exceed 500 thousand. Railroad wages total 36 million, while reservoir projects and tourism draw hundreds of thousands of visitors amid broader frontier development. Also includes assorted notices on medical recommendations, shoe fashion, a Columbus Ohio patient praising Cham berlain’s Pain Balm, and a health tonic claim for Electric Bitters.
Game Warden Griffin reports 622,000 trout released in New Mexico waters over two weeks, across rivers including Rayado Gallinas Gila and Pecos with 195,000 mountain trout and 21,000 rainbow trout placed in Lucero Creek. He notes low mortality during transport and plans further stocking next summer.
As a dressing for sores bruises and burns Chamberlain's Salve is all that can be desired. It is soothing and healing in its effect. It allays the pain of a burn almost instantly. This salve is also a certain cure for chapped hands and diseases of the skin. Price 25 cents. For sale by all druggists, Furnished rooms at Winkler's.
Sam Kendall of Phillipsburg Kan claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve rapidly heals burns boils sores and wounds. The Socorro Drag and Supply Co offers the 28 cent salve noted for relief of piles corns salt rheum chapped hands sore feet and sore eyes.
An account highlights concerns over makers of domestic medicines who publish broad cast and advertise cures for many ailments. It notes removal of secret nostrums and warns about paths to patients toward confidence while underlining questionable formulas and deceptive marketing by certain patent medicine operators.
The first snow of the season settled on high peaks east of the city, reaching timberline and making Old Baldy stand out white. Heavy rains in the past two days increased river flow through the city, signaling a rapid mountain water surge.
A fragmentary remark describes a sheet sized for a cool bed in heat and mentions English officers in India melting something in warm water. It hints that if a cover becomes cold the fan will not function, but the text is damaged and lacks clear facts or entities.
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