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Mesa Free Press

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1896

Page

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Hudson storage scheme aims to divert water for southern irrigated lands

Local managers announce an agreement to route first flow from the Hudson Reservoir system to south side canals to supply surplus lands and drought relief. Plans detail a giant gravity canal from Verde to the Sacaton plains, boosting irrigation for about 300000 acres near Florence, with further dams proposed on Queen Creek and at Tonto Creek to support expansion.

Hudson Reservoir and Canal Company Sumer North Side South Side Salt River Sacaton Gila Mesa Florence Salt River Valley Superstition Verde Goldfields Pima Tonto Creek Box Canyon Queen Creek Raither Superstition Mountain

Summer Widowers Ride To Smiths Mill In Gay Demeanor

A playful vignette describes husbands seen cycling with attractive partners after wives depart for Los Angeles. The scene contrasts flirtatious motion with domestic virtue as a lawn suit on a bicycle moves toward green fields, prompting a warning to Susan to return home before waves or fashion threaten virtue. The piece closes with a folk exchange about flies and causes of motion in everyday life.

Los Angeles Smith’s Mill Susan

Hangman's Oak a Century of Blood in California

California tale recalls Hangman's Oak in Cala veras County near Milton Copperopolis where forty men were hanged beneath its limb. From early days to the 1850s fights and executions left the ground stained and legends of the bloodied tree persist.

California Calaveras County Milton Copperopolis San Francisco Stockton Tuleville Fife

Poem Written at Father’s Barn Stirs Editor

A woman presents a poem to the editor in an office. The editor jokes about the piece being written in her father’s barn and expresses relief that it is not a barnyard manuscript. The exchange ends with a wry remark about reading it if he passes by.

Georgia

Oregon farmer claims sulfur injection cures caterpillar ravages

An Oregon farmer describes a method to save orchards from caterpillars by drilling a sap hole, filling with sulfur, and sealing it. He reports the sulfur reaches every branch, killing the insects, with no tree damage and successful results over years.

Oregon

Lost Adriatic Ruins Revealed By Diver South Of Istria

A diver in eighty feet of Adriatic water near the Istria peninsula uncovered ruined walls and street plans of a city believed to be Cisa. The masonry extended about 100 feet before the diver halted when his line ran out.

Istria Adriatic Cisa

German sugar beet industry yields vast annual crops

The sugar beet industry in Germany handles about 14 million tons raised yearly. The average yield is 13 tons per acre with a sugar content around 2.17 percent.

Germany

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