Rooms 1 2 4 6 at Center St Phoenix
Fragmentary listing shows rooms 1 2 4 and 6 on Center Street Phoenix Arizona with a cryptic note STerveGGER Burp c 19 218. No clear dates or parties.
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Center St. Phoenix, A. T
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Newspaper
Mesa Free Press
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1900
Page
1
Amendment to Articles of Incorporation Mesa City Bank
A 1900 Arizona amendment records that Mesa City Bank changes its Articles to set a nine member board elected annually by stockholders on the second Tuesday in January. The amendment passes unanimously and authorizes the president to sign and record. Notarization and county recorder filings are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesa City Bank
Mesa
Maricopa County
Arizona
P Shewman
Said
Arizona Territory
John I. Waring
John L. Waring
A. P.shewman
F W Sheridan
Arizona legal notice practice and notary services
Will practice in all the Courts of Arizona. Legal papers carefully and correctly drawn. Notary Public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Doubt There Would Have Been A Large Audience
A pale line of readers reflects on expected turnout for a past event, suggesting skepticism about a sizable crowd and noting limited public interest during the period.
Assembly Nominees on Official Ballot and Voting Rules
The article lists thirteen candidates for Representatives across parties with four top vote getters to be elected. It notes voters may choose four names from the list and urges Democratic supporters to back the publisher seeking office, citing illness and duties as context.
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Assembly
A. P. Shewman Nominated for Assemblyman by Local Parties
The editor A P Shewman was nominated for the Arizona Assembly by the Republican County Convention and endorsed by Populist and Prohibition parties. He states he favors irrigation reform, water rights clarifications, initiative and referendum, voting rights for women, and taxation fairness while promising to serve all residents if elected. He notes his eight years in Mesa City, professional ties, and lack of full campaigning to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.P. Shewman
Mesa City
Arizona
Republican Rally in Phoenix with Governor Murphy
A Republican rally drew a Phoenix Tempe crowd as Gov Murphy and Secretary Akers arrived by special train. N O Murphy spoke on statehood for Arizona and the delegation's bid for Congress, with local candidates Fowler and Edwards urging support for the ticket. The event featured an Indian band, speeches, and a sold crowd at the Op Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Gov. Murphy
Akers
Tempe
O Op
A. ©. McQueen
N. O Murphy
Congress
Arizona
B. A. Fowler
Assembly
A.J. Edwards
Prohibition Party Meets in Mesa Under Cold Sky
The Prohibition Party held an outdoor Mesa City meeting with Rev. Dcker presiding and fair attendance. Speakers O. H Davidson, candidate for Delegate to Congress, J. G. Hammels, candidate for Assessor, and Rev Mr. McAfee delivered addresses without offense or abuse, though the chilly evening affected turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition Party
Mesa ‘City
D Cker
O. H Davidson
Congress
J. G. Hammels
McAfee
Waring Named President at Mesa City Bank
The Mesa City Bank announces John L. Waring as president following the bank's re organization. Waring, a Bluffton figure with strong integrity, conservative banking sense, and prior role at Studabaker Bank, is praised for health reasons and for creating a bright future for the bank. The Bluffton community notes his trusted record and broad confidence in his leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluffton
Indiana
Mesa City Bank
John L Waring
Waring
Mr. Waring
Arizona
Studabaker Bank
Mesa Literary Circle Opens Season With Lectures and News
The Mesa Literary Circle held its first meeting at Mrs. Lulu Macdonald's home. Adelaide Fuller lectured on Poetry and Arthura Johnson spoke on Longfellow as a Man. Debby and Rebecca Allen sang. local and foreign news were presented by Mrs. Macdonald and Miss Allen. A three month program committee was formed. No preaching next Sunday due to the pastor's illness. Charlie Barnett announces candidacy for Assessor and is urged for Mesa voters. Ladies Aid to serve a hot supper on election night in the old Farmers Exchange Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Fuller
Longfellow
Arthura Johnson
Debbie
Rebecca Allen
Lulu Macdonald
Debbie Allen
The
Ladies Aid of the Baptist Church
Farmers Exchange
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