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Newspaper
Mesa Free Press
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1900
Page
1
FragmentaryNotice lists subscription rate at 2.50 per year and mentions authorization to contract bills and application for rites. Local editor and names unreadable.
Territorial papers discuss prison removal and creating several new counties in the next Legislature. The issue prompts county conventions to gauge public will before votes. Taxpayers should study impacts, and leaders must avoid eroding rights without considering people’s wishes and public interests. Bellesin. Aas
A P Shewman offers legal services in all Arizona courts with careful drafting of papers and civil documents. Addresses public notice of practice over published listing.
Notice is given by the administrator Oganes W Barnett of the estate of William Barnett deceased to creditors and claimants to exhibit claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication. Admin at J H Barnet office in Mesa Maricopa County Arizona, for the estate business. Died April 24 1900. Fittt pib Apr 27.
Advertisement notes stock redeemable on demand within 30 days from certificate date. All payments refundable on demand within 30 days from first payment. If you do not want your stock, return to the Company and you will receive every cent of your money back.
The essay notes a shift from the traditional idle spinster to an active, cultured woman past her youth. It describes modern unmarried women as busy in business or a craft, with fewer gossip tendencies and more charity, culture, and wisdom shaping their roles.
Plorenes residents discuss starting a local ice factory to avoid reliance on Tempe and Picpix. A creamery connection is proposed with the IF Triage as potential supporters. The Ladies Improvement Club is urged to take interest, as women appear to lead community enterprises.
The second flowing well on J W Lee’s farm near Safford reportedly exceeds others in the district with a water column sixteen inches above the standpipe, implying about 6090 gallons per hour and a depth under two hundred feet. The Southern Pacific plans sprinkling desert rail lines with petroleum to curb dust, trialing a few miles before broader use aboard the desert route.
A stockholder owns pro rata shares in fifty companies through California Consolidated Petroleum. His stake yields dividends from 2 500 000 shares, royalties on 5 000 acres, and oil developed on 10 000 acres. Three profit sources create fifty chances for favorable returns.
A New York woman in Millionaire's Row held a straight flush and demanded her checkbook as rivals folded. An old Union Club player warned of a weak woman’s leverage, then bet $500 with diamonds to win. She showed a higher hand of clubs and insisted she would have gone to $10,000, enjoying the game.
Dr L GO. Toney now at Camp Gleason Cochise County Arizona practices for two or three large wiring firms. James H. McClintock and Dorothy G. Bazon wed in San Francisco June 15. Groom known in Arizona. bride a Stanford graduate with a masters in botany. They plan a Phoenix home. Ben F. LeBaron praised new baby girl. Lady comments on rheumatism case and Chamberlain’s Pain Balm testimonial from Erie Pennsylvania. For sale by J W Bailey Drugist.
Orlando researchers R A Mills and B Jandon report a method to produce seedless peaches. Experiments show fully formed fruit with pits, while late blooms yield tiny or aborted pits and sweeter flesh. They claim the process, akin to grafting, could apply to bearing trees and grapevines, with tropical fruits gaining value.
A reader praises Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after severe stomach pain and weakness. The article notes Walter L. Norris and Miss Garnet P. Heileman wed last Wednesday in a large gathering. A scarlet fever case is reported in Lehi.
Dull headache pains in body feverish feel and sores are claimed signs of impure blood. The ad promises purification to restore health and claims Acker's Blood Elixir cures syphilitic poisons and other blood diseases. Sold by JW Bailey, druggist, with a positive guarantee.
A notice from a pasture keeper near Misa City in Maricopa County Arizona describes a dark bay horse aged about five years branded 3 on the left thigh. A pasture bill of 40 dollars is due and the owner is urged to come forward or the animal will be sold as provided by law.
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