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Newspaper
Mesa Free Press
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1894
Page
1
Desert land claim notice for Barnett in Maricopa County
William Barnett of Mesa Arizona files notice of intention to prove desert land claim 1626 for Section 11 Tp 2S Range 5E before the District Court clerk in Phoenix on April 26 1894. Witnesses James Pine C W Pine Samuel F Barnett and Wm Newell of Mesa. First pub Mar 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Tucson
Arizona
William Barnett
Mesa, Maricopa Co
District Court
Phoenix Arizona
James Pine
C W Pine
Samuel F Barnett
Wm Newell
Mesa
Frank W Walls
Phoenix
Samuel Hall
Theodore P. Binta
Janes H. Bush
Register
Wormser studies rail line and beet industry tests in valley
The veteran resident M Wormser travels to California visiting the Chino ranch to inspect beet culture and a large sugar factory. He reports high returns from beet land, seed deals, and plans to test sowing on his Tempe area ranches while noting progress on the Prescott railroad and growing employment along the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Wormser
Prescott
Wormser
California
Chino Ranch
Phoenix
Tempe
Skull Valley
Murphy
Field
Lincoln
Chicago
Congress Mine
Salt River valley earns first class orange premium at fair
Bruce Perley reports Arizona exhibit at the Midwinter Fair won a first class premium for Salt River valley oranges. Judges scored near 100 points, with only one exhibit higher. The award boosts valley interest from fruit growers and reflects local citrus excellence.
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Collins
Chamber of Commerce
Bruce Perley
Arizona
Republican
Salt River Valley
Phoenix
California
Charg
Perley
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