Dress Goods and Furnishings Offerings Highlight Store
A listing notes new neat dress goods and fashionable offerings for ladies and gents. The establishment stocks fairness items and full furnishing goods usual to a well equipped shop.
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Newspaper
Mesa Free Press
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1893
Page
1
A listing notes new neat dress goods and fashionable offerings for ladies and gents. The establishment stocks fairness items and full furnishing goods usual to a well equipped shop.
An reflective meditation on life's brevity and the fading memory of individuals after death. It compares fame and wealth to humble beggars, noting generations pass with nature's unchanged beauty. The piece envisions future generations living without recall of the departed.
The Toledo man died the day after visiting his jailed son charged with forging his uncle’s name. Doctors found the father’s heart ruptured, a rare autopsy finding noted by the examining physician. The Oroville Mercury comments on home papers supporting local news.
The report notes nearly one hundred thousand acres in Virginia are devoted to peanuts with potential for wider planting. It mentions Arizona as favorable for profitable cultivation due to a large land area well suited to the crop.
The General Land Office upholds that cultivation means tilling soil and growing crops, not mere irrigation. The decision, affecting desert land patent claims, requires planting seed and producing a crop on at least one eighth of the claimed land, not just hay from native grasses.
The period 1882 to 1893 saw world wheat output at 26 563 751 767 bushels with 1892 the peak at 2 339 607 629. U S production reached 515 949 000 that year, far surpassing France 204 649 000 behind, while 1893 U S output was 391 000 000, above Russia and Poland by 55 440 000. Mexico maintains 12 000 000 yearly, and Switzerland records the lightest crop with Sweden and Norway next.
A minister recalls a swearing parrot told by a friend to cure profanity with rapid cage spins and a water dousing. After applying the method, the parrot asks where the cyclone struck, delivering a quizzical punchline about the minister’s absence during the disaster.
Taylor Branaman of Riverside News reports a man nicknamed Dad was camping beyond Donnelly’s when a coyote leaped at him at dawn Tuesday night. The animal bit him in the face twice but was beaten off. Authorities note such attacks are rare and suggest the coyote may have been starving or mad.
An advertisement touts a pretty purse offered at the price of two dollars with a claim of pure value and attractive design. The brief note positions the item as a savvy purchase for shoppers seeking a stylish accessory at a low cost.
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