RenOS C0-Up Opens Finest Line in Mesa Store
The Mesa shop announces its new opening featuring a curated selection of top goods. The advert promises the finest merchandise and broad stock for customers seeking quality selections.
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Newspaper
Mesa Free Press
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1894
Page
1
The Great Middle Route Across the American Continent
The Atlantic & Pacific presents a promotional view of the Great Middle Route linking the western rail network with the Santa Fe Route. It highlights cross continental connectivity and the railway system’s role in uniting major cities and regions across the United States.
Grand Canyon and Arizona Monuments Travel Guide
The pamphlet promotes a route to Flagstaff and Peach Springs to reach natural wonders in Arizona. It highlights the Natural Bridge, Montezuma Well, Petrified Forest near Carrizo, Canyon Diablo, and San Francisco Mountains. It mentions ancient cliff dwellers and a scenic bridge over the Colorado River with regional officials listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Montezuma
Loeuna
Acolla
Th Sky
Carrizo
Cano Diablo
San Frese
Una
America
Colorado River
T. R Gabel
W.A. Bissell
Gen Yas
Albuquerque
San Francico
Irrigation methods for fruit trees compared in Arizona and New Mexico
The article contrasts traditional flooding with a new California style irrigation that uses side furrows and controlled water flow to keep the soil dry at the surface. It notes cost savings, reduced water use, and greater drought resilience, plus a forecast of Arizona’s agricultural growth and regional trade prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
New Mexico
Las Cruces
Arizona
Gulf of California
Cleveland
Mexico
Pacific Ocean
San Diego
Gadsden
Los Angeles
Heral l
Fruit farming offers steady return on forty acres
The piece extols fruit ranching in Colorado New Mexico and Arizona noting peach orchards yielding over 600 dollars per acre and land values around 750 dollars per acre. With 10000 cash a buyer could acquire 40 acres build a home stock teams and farm vegetables until orchard bearing in 4 to 6 years. Projected annual income about 8000 dollars. The tone praises healthful country life and steady profits from fruit farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Colorado
Arizona
Prosperity Rise Tied to Rail Route and Markets
Over five years Mari copa county sees rapid property value gains as investors and big capital eye profits. Solomonville anticipates a railroad boom driving local prosperity and trade, while Arizona drought affects range and cattle move to eastern feeding grounds. Reports contrast with sharp quotes on wine, Mormon tabernacle acoustics, and Chinese registration timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maricopa County
Arizona
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. F. Johnson, Sons & CO
C. J. Williams, E
Eleetic
Orivice
Kixpatt
Avizsona
T H. Sabin, M. D
Postoffice
Robson Street
Main
Lawrence Woodruff
Homcopathist
Stedeste
Hahnanan Medical College
Philadelphia
Fice
Corton Brock
Chas. H. Jones
Fers
Heineman & Gill Block
FT. Pomeroy
Notary Pussic & Conveyancer
Hakes House
Mesa City
H J. Jessur
Oryex— Porter Block
Phoenix
Attorneys-At-Law
Tempe
ARIZ
J. W. Baily
Perfam
W. J. Kingsbury
Central Parket
Pomeroy Bloc
Mesa
Main Street
W. A. Burton
Renos
Myers
B. F. Johnson
Phoenix Ins. Co. of
Brooklyn, N. Y
American Fire Ins. Co
Pennsylvania
Niagara
J Hl. Barnett
Mesa, Arizona
D. Morton
Sarwan
Territory
Colitions
Vernon & Spracy
Feed & Livery Stable
P. Mets
Atlantic
Pacific
R. Wilson
Bed Rock
Washington
Gent
N M
Coxeyites
Bikerfield
Cal
Humane Societies
Fred Wellhouse
Topeka
Leavenworth
Jonathan
Ben Davis
Gano
Kansas
Congress
Skull Valley Station
Solomonville
Prince Bismark
William II
Rhine
Hockheim
Erbach
Hatternheim
Mormon Tabernacle
Salt Lake City
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