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Mesa Free Press

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1896

Page

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Evolution and the pulpit clash with science on the Pacific coast

A commentary argues that Stanford President Jordan and State University Professor LeConte embrace evolution with differing faiths. It foresees the pulpit aligning with scientific truths, preserving key figures, dates, and places while noting a broader shift in church attitudes toward modern biology.

Jordan Stanford JeConte The State University Bulletin Huxley LeConte Pacific Coast le Conte Brethren of the Cloth Buckle

Reciprocity urged by National Live Stock Exchange

Samuel W. Allerton leads a push for reciprocity as the only immediate relief for farmers and a key issue in the coming campaign. He cites export declines since the Wilson tariff and says 600 stock raisers support restoring reciprocal trade, with branches in Pittsburg Buffalo St. Louis Kansas City Omaha Sioux City and Chicago. Dr Burggrave on longevity closes the item.

Chicago Tims Heald Samuel W. Allerton Packer United States Allerton Congress National Live Stock Exchange Pittsburg Buffalo St. Louis Kansas City Omaha Sioux City Alerton Mr. Allerton Burggrave Ghent

Henrietta Mine Bullion Rise and Shaft Progress Report

Joseph Mayer returns from the Henrietta mine with 87 ounces of bullion from a short run. The shaft is 350 feet deep with a 2.5 inch pay streak. five of ten stamps are active, with ten more to operate after repairs. Nine miners are at work. Mayer predicts Henrietta will soon rank high among southern bullion producers. Astronomers adopt a simple reflector plan to mount the Paris 1900 telescope, abandoning the fixed tube method.

Joseph Mayer Henrietta Mayer Courier Mohammed Springfield Republican

Local character jokes at moonlit postside quip

A known local figure on the sidewalk leans at a post and, after sighting the moon, quips he will not be bested by the night sky. A New York physician touts a foot bellows medical device to pump air into lungs and restore suspended respiration.

Winslow Mail O’hoollihans O’flahertys Prospector New York

Rivers Flowing into the Arctic Freeze Solid

All rivers entering the Arctic Ocean freeze solidly to the bottom for six months each year.

Arctic Ocean

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