Water project urged for Gila River dam at San Carlos
A Florence Tribune article argues for building a dam on the Gila River at San Carlos Arizona to irrigate large tracts of arid land and aid thousands of Indigenous people. It cites government needs, justice, and a hoped Congress appropriation as drivers of the project. It notes editorial backing from the Los Angeles Times and mentions mining disasters and trust investigations as contemporaneous concerns.
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Gila River
San Carlos
Arizona
Los Angeles Times
Ove
East
Congress
The Indian Question and National Irrigation Debate
The commissioner of Indian Affairs William Jones argues a self support plan to settle the Indian question within a generation. He urges schools, housing, and gradual absorption into American society, with reservations phased out where unproductive. The piece also reports Roosevelt’s irrigation policy discussion, opposing federal retreat and urging national control of arid land reclamation, citing support from Southern California leaders.
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Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Willian Jones
Canal route choice favored by Canal Commission
Tex report says Congress action likely as Nicaragua route favored for cost and practicality. Panama estimate $283,000,000 versus Nicaragua about $190,000,000. Nicaragua and San Juan willing to concede a five mile strip on each side for neutrality. treaty with England permits fortifications. obstacles to construction appear removed.
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Tex
Canal Commission
Congress
Nicaragua
Panama Canal
Nicaragas
San Juan
England
Timber Preservation Plea for Gila Valley Waters
The government should be supported as it pledges to conserve timber on head waters of streams. Denudation from the hills grows evident as the Gila stream fluctuates with sun and melt. Forest foliage would normally shield snow until spring, sustaining rivers for farmers.
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Gila Valley
Gilaia
Uncle Sam Warns and the Panama Railroad Gamble
The text describes U S protection of the Panama railroad opposing the Monroe doctrine, with Colombia unsettled over leadership. It notes two gunboats and a battleship sent to restore order and a troop landing on November 26 near Pacama to guard the railroad. It suggests purchasing the State of Pacama from Colombia to secure the rail route.
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Sam
Panama Railroad
Colombia
Panama Road
Pacama
Columbia
Crashed Currants Recipe Note from Ladies World
Wark thoroughly and stem currants then mash. Weigh and add equal weight of sugar. Do not cook but sea at once cold. These are very rich in the season of currants from Ladies' World in New York.
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Ladies’ World
New York
Cultivation of Alfalfa Bulletin Guides Growing Tips
Government bulletin outlines alfalfa cultivation for beginners noting altitude matters, soil and drainage needs, and irrigation in arid West regions. Emphasizes soil lime, potash, magnesium, and phosphoric acid, plus careful harvest to preserve leaves and prevent mold and leaf loss.
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Oslifornia
Colorado
Regiona
Goderi
Summons in Justice Court Precinct One Pinal County Arizona
summons issued by Justice M M Hickey of Precinct One in Florence. C C Hockett named as defendant must appear within twenty days if served in county. defendant owes $82 for board lodging cigars fees loans per complaint on file. Failure to answer may lead to default judgment plus costs.
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Florence
Pisintif
Take Laxative Bromo Quinise Tablets Ad Teaser
Cure a cold in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinise Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W Grove’s signature onenoch box Joe.
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E. W Grove
El Paso Voice On Arizona Ties And Statehood Push
A late El Paso News piece argues Arizona’s rise merits statehood and closer ties with El Paso. It promotes Arizona’s resources, schools, and commerce while criticizing Los Angeles influence and California dominance. The excerpt includes a legal affidavit about a Toledo firm and Hall's Cats.
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el Paso News
Arizona
Los Angeles Times
California
Los Angeles
Arizons
el Paso
Phoenix
Trans-Continental Railway
Ariadna
Laxative Bromo Quinine and Syrup Ad Claim
Ad promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promising a cure in one day with a no cure no pay offer. Also touts Garden Drips a sugar syrup and Delici ously sweet candy made by Pacific Coast Syrup Co. and lists 707 719 Sansome Street San Francisco for grocers.
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Pacific Coast Syrup Co
Sansome St
San Francisco
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Lem Wing Chung
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Taylor Brannaman
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