Water for Tailans and Arizona water planning urged
Florence readers are urged to address water needs for Tailans and to study ongoing Arizona water issues. The piece notes local women’s groups driving civic projects, the U S Court of Private Land Claims adjournment, and quotes on drought, irrigation, and Grand Canyon prospects. It highlights reform thoughts, the Grand Canyon railroad progress, and a miscellany of letters and comments from various papers.
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Phoenix
Gils’ Valley
Salt River
W. J
Reclamation Vision for Arid Plains Beyond Rockies
A 19th century forecaster predicts gradual irrigation of 200000 square miles of arid land west of the Rockies. Government and states support irrigation to create homes and profitable lands for twenty million people, noting shifts in cattle ranges and crop profits across Texas, Arkansas, and the western corn belt.
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St. Josaph Mo
Rockies
Texas
Arkansas
The Woman Behind the Man in Rural Life
A poetic piece contrasts gender roles with labor on a farm, praising the unseen woman behind the hoe who tends the household and supports the man at work. It underscores the hidden labor of women shaping daily life alongside men’s public labor.
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Gilmore
Pope
Co-owner Notice On Eureka No.4 Big Strike Mammoth Claims
Wa Mill Williams declares co owners must pay full share of annual work on Eureka No 4 Big Strike and Mammoth mining claims in Pinal county Arizona by Feb 17 1900 else interest ceases by law and property reverts to undersigned. notice published February 17 1900.
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A. I. Cavaness
Arizona
Pinal
Mill Williams
Piormnee
Avis
Pirat
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