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Newspaper
Mesa Free Press
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1899
Page
1
Arizona Cattlemen Plan Direct Feeder Trade to Northern Ranges
John Brown returned from Denver where he studied feeding and fattening range cattle for markets at twenty cents per head per month or a dollar for a five to six month season. Hay costs are capped at about 150 dollars a ton. Brown N A Bernard and George Pusch will ship four train loads of feeders to northern ranges next month, with Pusch traveling to Kansas City to arrange sale of the fattened stock. Other stockmen join to bypass middle men and avoid Montana and Dakota buyers.
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Tucson Star
John Brown
Denver
Arizona
Montana
Colorado
Kansas
Mr. Brown
Messrs
N. A Bernard
George Pusch
Pusch
Kansas City
Dakota
Navy faces shortage of civil engineers after stiff exams
The Navy reports only two of 28 candidates passed the civil engineers exam, highlighting a need for more officers as three current limited duty officers are unavailable. Lieut Peary remains in the Arctic, Lieut White is suspended, and Lieut Prindle refused a post. The ten day test was notably strict and preceded by a promising appointment of a son of a prominent officer despite earlier failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corps of Civil Engineers
Navy
Peary
Arctic
White
Prindle
Murphy Faction Vote Totals Show Rising Opposition
The colored man who opposed N. O. Murphy for delegate received £6 votes while Murphy drew 44. Leading ticket members hit 117, with seven above 100 and the lowest winning 56. The piece notes growing support for the governor within his party and hints Murphy domination may end soon. Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. O. Murphy
Murphy
Lucky
Enterprise
Man Shot but Unharmed Sends Word from Globe
A telegram from Globe last Monday said Chuck Rogers was shot. His wife left for Globe and reached Phoenix where a letter arrived stating he was shot but not hurt. She returned home awaiting further news of her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
Chuck Rogers
Phoenix
Chuck
Salt River storage dam project eyed for Arizona growth
The Upper Salt River scheme near Globe is praised as the nation’s premier storage plan. U.S. Geologic Survey hydrographic party members James D. Schuyler, Arthur Davis, and J. B. Lippincott visit Globe, noting the site’s solid rock foundations and six thousand square mile watershed capable of supporting a vast reservoir and electrified power for mines, smelters, and Phoenix area industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Hudson Canal and Reservoir Company
Upper
Salt River
Globe
United States
United States Geological Survey
James D. Schuyler
Arthur
Phoenix
Bowie
Tonto
Globe Times
Sam Ffall Receives Medical Care After Prolonged Nosebleed
Sam Ffall suffered a nosebleed nine or ten days ago and has bled profusely, growing weak. He remains under a doctor's care in Phoenix and hopes for a swift recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Ffall
Phoenix
Get an Art Square at G F Lampey in Phoenix
A carload of art squares available to beautify homes with prices from five dollars upward at G F Lampey 526 West Washington Street Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.F. Lampey
Washington St
Phoenix
For Sale Cheap for Cash West Block 7 Front Main Carter
Classified notice offers the west half of Block 7 for sale cash in hand with frontages on Main and Carter streets. Inquiries directed to this office for details and contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main
Carter Streets
Southern Pacific Promises Fast Comfortable Trains
The Southern Pacific leads in complete equipment comfort and prompt service with fast trains and gas-lit cars. Dining cars are on all limited trains and no snow blockades on the 238 mile shortest line to Los Angeles with quick service to eastern points. For more information contact M. O. Bicknels, Agen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Bicknels
Agen
Travel guidance from Southern Pacific
The notice offers route selection assistance for eastbound travelers via the Southern Pacific and directs westbound passengers to the shortest seaside connection. For more information contact M. O. Bicknell, General Passenger Agent, Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
M. O. Bicknell
Phoenix
Phoenix Short Line Restores Pullman Service
The Phoenix Short Line rehabilitated their Pullman service between Phoenix and Maricopa. Passengers may board at seven in the evening and remain until six o'clock the next morning, removing the need for hotel rooms at Maricopa.
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Phoenix
Maricopa
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