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The Dry Goods Department offers new neat fashionable dress goods flannels and ladies and gents furnishing goods and everything usually found in a well furnished establishment.
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Newspaper
Mesa Free Press
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1893
Page
1
The Dry Goods Department offers new neat fashionable dress goods flannels and ladies and gents furnishing goods and everything usually found in a well furnished establishment.
An advertisement warns the public against gullible trust in bankrupt sales and urges buying only new reliable goods at lower prices than six year old stock, claiming to beat any market offer.
The Florence Tribune condemns the Arizona statehood convention for omitting a address by the state chief executive, warning it harms arguments against admission to the union. In Yuma, Italian church leaders studied Southwest sites for a potential colony and praised land and irrigation prospects near the Colorado River. Local agriculture and cattle offerings are noted as part of a mining country backdrop.
The public debt statement shows a net increase of 6 716 408 during November with shifts in interest bearing and noninterest bearing debt. Cash in treasury declined 7 004 694, total debt stands at 961 568 316, and available balances totaled 95 196 616. Arizona voting trends are discussed alongside a note on silver mining and wealth.
The Phoenix Republican notes the possums ordered from Kansas City for the Missouri club and promises the most famous dinners in Arizona. It recalls a Boston dinner with fourteen possums as the most unique affair, while the Missoni club schedules twenty four possums and Arizona bronze turkey among other delicacies.
Judge Baker holds that Yuma is in Arizona for the liquor selling case. The defendant, on trial for selling liquor to Indians, argued the arrest area was in California and Arizona lacked jurisdiction.
A store in Phoenix advertises a special where one dollar buys as many toys and holiday goods as two dollars did last year at Pratt Bros. The promotion highlights strong value and seasonal merchandise availability from Holiday Leaders.
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