01 Mar 1895
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Newspaper
Mesa Free Press
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1895
Page
1
A storefront announces rail access and leadership in reduced prices on all merchandise. It touts groceries and staple goods, produce handling, easy terms on real estate, insurance from reliable companies, and loan options backed by major lenders.
The Prescott and Arizona Central president Thomas Bullock visited Phoenix and San Francisco discussing a possible Prescott to Phoenix line linking with the Southern Pacific. A 47 mile shorter route via the Verde valley and Jerome area could tap Bradshaw country and United Verde business. Possible revival of a 66 mile Prescott north line to the Atlantic and Pacific route may occur, with San Francisco talks aimed at pushing project soon.
Hon. T. J. Strait of South Carolina delivers a blunt floor speech lamenting the gold standard and its impact on Southern farmers. He cites Charleston and dismisses national monetary shifts while praising local resilience and religious language in the face of economic distress.
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