08 Nov 1895
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Newspaper
Mesa Free Press
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1895
Page
1
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Wm Ellsworth offers meals served at all hours with regular meals at 25 cents. Tables supplied with the best in the market at Pomeroy Block on Main Street, Mesa.
The notice lists undertaker supplies including caskets and imports with coffin orders and on site repairs. It emphasizes live and let live prices and says cupboards and supplies are always on hand.
In 1893 Oklahoma’s advertising spend boosted population from 80,000 to 277,000 while Arizona urged similar campaigns to attract settlers and wealth. Florence reports a rich copper silver ore strike near the Buttes with prospect of the lost John D Walker mine, claimed to yield hundreds of ounces per ton. The piece also covers European timber concerns, press relations, and Western land policy.
The columnists note that every column contains many distinct metal pieces whose displacement risks a blunder. Yet readers claim to spot errors, insisting they would spell words correctly and boast about the editor’s mistake for a day.
Roger Bacon first proposed spectacles and by about 1285 in Italy they spread on the recommendation of Alessandro di Spina, a monk of Pisa. Women were forbidden to wear them as facial ornamentation was believed to fuel vanity.
A judge in Colorado writes an expansive opinion asserting public property rights over building fronts and the city’s power to issue permits for obstructions including fruit stands goods displays barber poles and signs. In Boston twelve thousand women registered to vote this month for school posts and municipal questions while four times that number are not seeking voting rights.
A Silver-Knight column argues conspirators who demonetized silver seek to limit gold coinage to protect gold interests. It claims their actions would make money scarce and undermine monetary value, shaping the current world financial order.
A Riverside man exhibits shoes made from feather tanned caneagra grown leather. Experts declare the leather to be of the finest quality.
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