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Newspaper
Mesa Free Press
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1900
Page
1
The paper states no one may contract bills on its behalf except the Publisher and lists advertising rates on request. Subscriptions are $2.50 per year.
An Atlanta Constitution poem reflects on the difficulty of striving alone. It suggests no road to any achievement unless one endures lonely toil. Hope and heavenly favor reward perseverance despite aching hearts and long years of effort.
The article explains that insect species persist through winter in eggs larvae or pupae and urges trapping and destroying winter refuges. It cites squash bugs and false chinch bugs as examples and notes cleanliness and early removal of debris reduce spring infestations. It emphasizes collective farm management to prevent widespread damage.
Entomologist D Cockerell explains winter tactics for pests in Mesilla and Salt River Valley. Cut back infested trees and paint trunks with kerosene for San Jose scale. use lime salt sulphur wash to treat Bryobia mite on almonds. Birds help reduce codling moth larvae by feeding on them.
A reception at the Normal honored Arizona football champions. The event opened with guest arrivals and wreaths for each team member. Prof Marish presented the silver loving cup to Captain Shute as other speakers praised the team’s achievements. Music and social games followed with refreshments served.
Me Bitch Allen now attends Brigham Young Academy in Provo Utah. The Academy holds bi weekly parties this semester and Mr Andelin serves as president of the Domestic Organization. One hundred thirty students are enrolled this term. A missionary class of twenty five members has been organized and more are expected. President Cluff has gone to Beaver to arrange six weeks of summer study starting in June.
The Msa W C T U met at Mrs. Watressa’s home on Tuesday January 3 to discuss preparing for efficient White Ribbon work. Speakers urged thorough organization training, regular meetings, prayer, and sharing resources to motivate individual members toward meaningful temperance action. The group plans another session at Mrs. Watress’s home on February 6 at 3 p.m.
Mr W A Hines of Manchester Indiana recounts a miraculous escape from death after exposure during measles led to severe lung trouble and consumption. He states frequent hemorrhages and relentless coughing. He credits Dr King’s remedy for his recovery.
A Shilohs Consumption Cure bottle bears a two thirds use guarantee with a Druggist refund option. price listed as 25 cents 50 cents and one dollar. Also promotes Sam Elder, Mesa's boss carpenter, noting his busy schedule and reasonable rates with invites for estimates on carpentry work.
Dr D B Cargile of Washita Indian Territory reports four bottles of Electric Bitters cured Mrs Brewer of years long scrofula with terrible sores on head and face. He touts Bitters as the best blood purifier for eczema tetter salt rheum ulcers boils and running sores. It stimulates liver kidneys and bowels purges poisons aids digestion and builds strength. Priced 50 cents sold by J H Barnett Druggist with guarantee.
The Woodmen of the World will host a grand masquerade ball on the evening of February 14, Valentine’s Day, as part of the season’s events.
An 1860s style ad touts Clover Root Tea as the path to a beautiful complexion through pure blood, linking vitality to digestion, liver and bowels. It claims action on heart liver and kidneys, offered by J. K. Barnett Druggist at two prices, 25 and 50 cents.
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