Arizona Letters and Desert Life Reflections
A fragmentary review of Arizona life in Safford 1902 discusses climate above sea level artesian wells and irrigation, orchards with red apples and fruit, religious life amid Mormon influence, and a Christmas greeting. It quotes local beliefs about God and frontier settlement, noting a dynamite attack in Mahanoy City coal regions as a stark contrast.
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Safford
di Inteli
Gila
Arizona
Georgia
Texas
Pickens County notes on crops, hogs and local schooling
Local items report crops growing well with wheat and corn in good condition, mention two large hogs owned by J. D. Stonecypher, and note upcoming works on a dangerous carrier route. Articles discuss rural diversifications, a large turnip grown by Rev. Frank McClae, a planned $1 million mill in Bennettville, a Charleston robbery, and state updates on public works, smallpox, and dispensary profits.
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Grist
Lorris
Norrie
Nicholson
Teauain
Mary Fds
Fareeceaune
J. D. Stonecypher
Mr. Stonecy
Burke
Pickens County
Frank McClae
Liberty Township
Volcanic eruption harms Guatemala coffee zone and more news
A chaotic general news sheet reports a volcanic eruption devastating Guatemala coffee regions while vast aid funds in US treasury vaults stir discussion. Other items describe cotton crop damage from rains in Texas, robberies in Jonesboro North Carolina, smallpox cases in Charlotte, a Georgia man’s suicide after heartbreak, Liberia-bound colonists from the South, and various crimes and curiosities across the country with a 32 pound Rhode Island turkey for the president.
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Guatemala
Treasury
United States
Texas
Jonesboro
N. C
Post House
Charlotte
Liberia
Georgia
Alabama
Savannah
Minneapolis
Samuel Miller
Memphis
Teno
Carrolton
Bowden
Germany
Bartholomew County
Indiana
Rhode Island
Potomac
Internal Revenue
Rascipta
Decatur
Als
Roosevelt
Lyons Fretwell offer of $200 in presents to customers
Officer Jos J Fretwell of Bleckley Fretwell announces a liberal offer to customers who settle debts in full since September 1 and to those who pay $25 or more or purchase between October 15 and December 22. Presents valued at over $200 will be displayed at the stables after November 1 as cash payments are made.
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Chicago
Greenville
N.C
Governmen Service
Lancaster
Gypsy
Arong
Valdosta
Hatelin Hook
Middletown
New York
Harrin
Bugs
Senator Morgan
Alabama
South Africa
George Washington
Fairfax County
Benjamin Kidd
Economist
United States
Mississippi
Florida
Pullman Company
McCurry
Han Sanity
Rhode Island
White House
Wohen
Liberal Offer Promises Valuable Presents for Prompt Debts
Parties who settle all debt since September 1 or pay 25 dollars by December 22, with 24 dollars cash on purchases, may win items such as a driving horse, buggy, harness sets, saddle, bridle, and saddle blanket. Tickets issued at payment or purchase. a committee will run the distribution.
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Artzoun
Enon
Atu Tealy
Wardlaw
Mahanoy City
Christopher Portland
Portland
Sonsere Non-Nnion
Ficlland’s Store
State News
Bennettaville
Laurens
A. J. Bennett
Martins
Cornwell County
Charleston
Georgetown
Adama Rua
Colleton County
Brookland
Lexington County
Lola Turner
Spartanburg
Tae Peres
Odd Fellowe Lodge
J.marion Davis
Newberry
Davis Oshter
Williamsburg
Gucter
Coleman
Will Lyles
Mayington
Newberry County
Thia
South Carolin
Marshall
Copningham
A States Court
C. J.C. Hutson
North Church Street
Southern
Hodges
Saunty
J. T. Thomason
Yorkville
J. W. Simpson
Gee County
Keystone
Pennsylvania
Pacolot
South Carolina
Ball Telephone Cape
Union
Bell Lines
Atlantic
Gulf States
Pacific
General News
George Sheppard
Sandera‘ville
Macon
Jos
J. Fretwell
Buccomer
Bleckley & Fretwell
Hart & Marx
Liberal
Ag Eee
Moody's Colportage
Nmnaarmers
Anderson
McCall’s Bazar
Moyal Worcester