National irrigation urged by western press for congressional action
Western newspapers unite to push irrigation as a national issue arguing Congress must fund and advance water projects. They warn that unity among western papers and legislators is key to converting waste land into fertile farm country while criticizing paternal government policy toward Arizona Indians and highlighting related economic dynamics of precious metals and coal prospects.
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Congress
West
City
Country Papers
Dalies
Los Angeles
Arizona
Arizona Agricultural Indians
Post
Arizons
Boss Bear Chase Ends With Tail Tug and Trophy
An odd Pinnal tale recounts Julius Gundelach pursuing a half grown best rustling manzanitos, grabbing the cab’s tail after a 30 yard chase, only for the tail to tear free as the creature fled. The tail is displayed at Pritz's as a trophy. May’s economic debate cites May failures and divergent party views on privilege and monopoly shaping business fortunes with Dr Nielson Ear Drums offered. Burt Moore jailed for three years forMayhem after biting Frank Quire’s ear.
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iFrom
Globe Times
Julius Gundelach
Julius
Cab
Pritz’s
Los Angeles Saturday Post
United States
Burt Moore
Frank Quire
Prescott
Sloansentane
Yuma
Hattie Hall
Be Sure About The Food In Homes That Value Economy
An old advertisement touts Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder as trusted in homes seeking pure food and economy, noting the product from Price Baking Powder Co of Chicago.
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Dr. Price
Price Baking Powder CO
Chicago
Dr Wm B Phillips Probing Deer Creek Coal Field Near Globe
Dr William B Phillips prospecting the Deer Creek coal field near Globe reports slow progress due to remote location and ground conditions. Shaft 63 feet deep, 26 feet west of Anderson shaft, connected to old workings at 30 feet, vein diameter not yet determined. Vein dips about 45 degrees under Mount Lou. sinking to 100 feet planned with drift west along seam. Diamond drill 1,500 feet north of shaft, horse powered, water loss and loose ground complicate operation. daily water needs 1,000 to 1,400 gallons, far above the 400 gallons required if ground were firm. no cost penetrated so far.
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Globe
Wm. B. Phillips
Deer Creek
Phillips
Anderson
Mount Lou
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