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Mesa Free Press

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1894

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Need of More Silver Money Remains Controversial

A Port land Telegram editorial argues for remonetization to increase the nation's money supply, citing gold shortages and rising demand from growth and commerce. It warns of international balance and urges Congress to restore coinage and educate the public. A separate Astorian note describes Tillamook Rock lighthouse construction and danger-filled logistics.

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One Cent a Mile Would Pay

President Roberts argues rail travel must be affordable for the masses as limited and luxury services subsidize fares. He suggests a basic one cent per mile fare could boost ordinary passenger traffic and profits, noting current low-load routes and the Hungarian model.

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Early Raisins From Arizona Lead Eastward Shipment

Arizona has sent the first carload of American raisins east for three years. The season is ahead of Southern California and the weather favors raisin curing. Reports note England's 120000 licensed barmaids work long hours, while China California's sugar factory doubles capacity and refines on site. The Democratic Territorial Committee meeting at Phoenix failed to gather a quorum. A Starr Texas famine sees 90 percent of livestock dead from drought. Col Posten, injured on the Yuma bridge, is now able to move about.

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