Missing Link lode mining claim notice in Arizona
Public notice records the Missing Link lode claim in Mineral Creek mining district Pinal County Arizona. Milton R Mo butte Moore registers call for adverse claims within sixty days, details of location monuments and survey lines are provided.
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Uximo States Lap Office
Puenor
Arizome
United States
G. A. Whiteford
Florence
Vinal County
Arizona
Deayer
Greek
Pinalcomoty
Reid
United States Land Office
Tucson
Burbank
Miners Creek
Eside
Etelsim
Nis
Minéral Creek
Sur
Atone
T3s
Rize
G&s
RBS
Mineral Creek
Pius Go
Kelvin
Gils River
Pina County
Arizona Territory
United States Land
Pima County
Milton R. Moore
Register
Sabet Eta Gt
Raterag
Wendon Mor
Bank of Siewigenbastis
Danham
Pinal County
Olin
Sheregister
Araoms
Durling
Milton K. Mooge
Mining Claim Notice and Irrigation Bill Update
The notice describes a lode mining claim in Arizona with plot details and measurements. It also reports on the New Irrigation Bill discussion in Washington with provisions funding arid land reclamation, water rights payments, and entry limits, plus the death of C. W. Wynn and syndicate secrets.
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Wasursorox
Hansbrougs
North Dulow
United States
Secretary of the Interior
Seminaria
Vic Loterior
Cup
Xv Putene Sballiesne Ansil
Seestor Hausbroash
Newlands
Stetelus
Vhs
Tempe Bridge and Desert Crossing Echoes
A fragmentary piece contrasts Tempe Bridge legends with a travelogue of crossing the desert and a view of pilgrimage over a bridge. It mentions the Phoenix Republic and the scenic journey alongside historic landmarks.
Science and Industry Highlights
U S output leads borax world share while Swiss watch exports reach 3 086 000 silver watches 2 366 420 nickel 800 255 gold watches. Manufacturing plant counts rise from 530 to 1400 in 1390 oil strikes in Constantinople. French briar replaces Medschuum pipes. Flammarion on astronomy and unions.
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United States
Switzerland
Tah
Ite
Constantinope
M. Flammarion
Star Christmas Premiums to Be Distributed in Tucson
The Arizona Daily Star will distribute over one thousand dollars in premiums to subscribers on December 23 at the Tucson Opera House. Prizes include a piano, buggy, bicycle, sewing machine, a university weights building lot, and more with exhibitions at local stores. Subscriptions paid in advance for six months earn a ticket for participation. one year paid in advance earns two tickets.
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Tucson Opera House
Arizona Daily Star
OSE
Story & Clark
Zellner
Business College
Los Angeles
Interexteu
Star Offices
Words on Bread Mastication From a London Lancet Writer
A London Lancet writer argues that fresh bread is swallowed too easily while stale bread is chewed until saliva and mastication aid digestion. He notes a dog’s teeth suit chewing meat and suggests new bread remains soft, while stale bread loses free water and shifts to a chemically bound state. He advocates thorough mastication of every bite.
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London Lancet
Rich heiress funds free Ear Drums at Nicholson Institute
A wealthy woman cured of deafness contributed 10000 dollars to the Nicholson Institute at 780 Highth Avenue New York. The gift funds free Ear Drums for deaf people unable to pay, with address 190.
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Desert
Toon
C. W. Wynn
Ermtory
Ous Wan
Tlires Wuntis Paat
Dever News
Fuvenix
Beosnu
Simla
Frank Mc Murphy
Santa Be
Peescots
Panrenix
Pauectx Democrat
America
Haas Baruch , CO
Cal
Southern Pacific Co
Sunset
Transpuin niNtveal
Moving Palaces
McCormick
Passager
San Francisco
T.gooaman
Gener Tacale Sive Liteatme
Riaen Keisone
Mekewall Cheyx
Arisona
Toren
Hlaket
Gams Greade
Arisoase
F. A. Werman
Baltimore
Thad
Tempe Bridge
Lixewige
Warlock
Baroud Teunye
Abernath
Tore
Phoenix
Repubblicsn
Erty
E. A. Martel
Houtes Alpes
Wathiveton
Union
Science and Industry
Star Office
L. Hart
Advantaghs
Star
Star Pub
Tarson, Arizona
Bedi Dime
Cordoval
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