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Newspaper

Mesa Free Press

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1894

Page

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The Finest Line Ever Opened in Mesa Storefront

The new Mesa establishment features fashionable dress goods flannels and furnishing items. It carries Myers Pumps Fatherbone Buggy Whips Canton Clipper Plows and other quality goods.

Mesa Myers

Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Great Middle Route overview

The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad presents its Great Middle Route across the American Continent linking with the Santa Fe Route railways to form a broad transcontinental connection.

THE Atlantic & Pacific Railroad

Grand Canyon Route Promises Scenic Arizona Travel

Promoting trips along a liberal management line, the notice extols the Grand Canyon of Colorado as sublime and reachable via Flagstaff Williams or Peach Springs. It highlights Natural Bridge of Arizona Montezuma Well and La Cuna Acolla sites, Petrified Forest, Canon Diablo, San Francisco Mountains, cliff dwellers ruins, and the Colorado River cantilever bridge. Officials Gabel Bissell advertise Albuquerque offices.

Colorado Flagstaff Williams Peach Springs Arizona Montezuma Lacuna Acolla City of the Sky Petrified Forest Carrizo Canon Diablo San Francisco Mountains America Colorado River T. R. Gabel W.A. Bissell Albuquerque San Francico

Reclamation of Land and Desert Lands for States

Senator Sweet proposes a broad land grant to western states and territories with stipulations on boundaries and timing. The act reallocates U S lands including water rights, preserves Indian lands, limits per person allotments to 160 acres, and reserves one million acres per state for arid land reclamation with conditions on use and recovery. The piece also endorses desert land law reclamation and discusses the Yuma penitentiary’s reforming environment and positive inmate outcomes.

Sweet Idaho United States Nebraska Nevada South Dakota North Dakota Montana Washington Oregon Wyoming Colorado Kansas California New Mexico Arizona Oklahoma Utah Alaska Secretary of the Interior General Land Office

Silver money debate echoes across nations and markets

The editorial lauds growing support for silver coinage in the United States and abroad, arguing unlimited silver and gold coinage would avert financial unrest. It cites England and Germany’s demonetization as warnings and notes potential prosperity with ample money, while referencing upcoming postal money order changes after July 1.

Cincinnati Enquirer Friends of Silver Bank of England Balfour Cleveland Congress United States England Germany

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