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Newspaper
Mesa Free Press
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1894
Page
1
Free Gift to Patrons From Liberal Trading Headquarters
We offer patrons a handsome gift in thanks for liberal patronage over the past year. Do not buy old bankrupt or shelfworn stock passed off as new. We are headquarters for New Goods and Liberal Trading with the largest stock in the Territory. Latest dress goods cloaks capes clothing hats and shoes at best value.
Atlantic & Pacific Great Middle Route and Santa Fe Link
The Great Middle Route across the American Continent connects with the Santa Fe Route railways, marking a coordinated expansion of continental railway networks and cross-country transport opportunities.
Prospecting camp of Prof Howland near Mohawk section
A mining camp two miles south of the Mohawk section house hosts Prof. Howland of San Francisco. He plans to mine the ancient Colorado river bed and has organized workers to sink double shafting, seeking untold wealth as machinery and lumber arrived recently. The piece notes belief in a historic river path and possible gold yields once bedrock is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Flagstaff
Williams
Peach Springs
Arizona
Montezuma
Iune
Laguna
Acolla
City of the Sky
Petrified Forest
Carrizo
Canon Diablo
Prof
Howland
San Francisco
Placer Country
Colorado River
Fountain Head
Utah
Gulf of California
Geo. W. Norton
Mohawk Valley
Gila River
Gulf
Yuna Sentinel
Georgia Georgean colony to settle near Blakely Alabama
About 500 Pullman unemployed families plan to form a single tax colony near Blakely Baldwin County Alabama. They secured 2000 acres at 5 dollars per acre along the Tensas River with Mobile as nearby market. A Lutheran minister Van Klooch leads the project with saw mill and brick works. water well remains unfound after deep drilling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Henry George
Blakely
Baldwin County
Tensas
Mobile
van Klooch
Ohio
Albany
Gulf of Mexico
Eagle Mountains Rise Like Giant Statue in Arizona Deserts
Readers are told of a cliff-like Eagle mountain in Arizona that resembles an eagle, with winged rock and a beak over a chasm. The piece notes irrigation limits, storage reservoirs, and water impounding could reclaim large areas, citing Pecos valley usage. It also mentions Camaigre crops and arid research spreading globally from the University of Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Ihrenburg
Colorado
Santa Fe
Harqua Hala Range
Eagle Mountains
Gazette
Pecos Valley
New Mexico
Camaigre
University of Arizona
Cape of Good Hope
Sandwich Islands
Australia
Canada
Argentine Republic
Oregon
Florida
Florence Tribune
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B. F. Johnson, Sons & Co
Ww. J. Kingsbury
Tempe
C J. Williams
Ariz
Meea
Orrick, Kimpatt
Hovss
Lawrence Woodruff
Homcopathist
Hahn@man Medical College
Philadelphia
Beck
Puemx
Toda m
Hbo Saad
E. L. Gray, Roprietor
Pomeroy Blue
Mesa
Main Street
Chas. H. Jones
Femers
Heineman & Gill Block
F T. Pomeroy
Notary Pusiic & Conveyancer
Hakes House
Mrsa City
Ee J. Jes8ur
Drrez
Porter Bleck
W. Baily
Phoenix
Ete Mesa
R. Wilson
Washington St
The
Alkire D.C
A. L. Fisher
Phony
Goldfield
L’ve
Phenix
L’v Ee
Army
Frank Phillips
Alhambra Hotel
E. J. Long
Prop
W. A. Burton
Atlantic
Pacific
Feed & Livery Stable
P. Mets, Proprietor
HS van Styck
Albuquerque
S. P
Cincinnati Enquirer
Alexandria
Africa
W. G. Steadman
Washington
Chas. Behma
California
Courier
Gila Bend
Eagle Mountain
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