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Newspaper

Mesa Free Press

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1894

Page

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Poultry and Produce Wanted at Market Prices

Advertises top prices for all poultry and farm produce with new goods arriving daily at bed rock prices.

Seithers Arizona

Free Gift to Patrons Promises Largest Stock in Territory

Retail notice announces a complimentary gift for customers in recognition of patronage and warns against old bankrupt or shelfworn stock. Declares headquarters for New Goods and Liberal Trading with immense stock of latest dress goods cloaks caps hats clothing and more.

Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Great Middle Route

An item highlighting the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad as the Great Middle Route across the American Continent, linking with the Santa Fe Route railways and suggesting a transcontinental connection.

THE Atlantic & Pacific Railroad

Canaigre could replace tanning bark in arid regions

A Garden City dispatch describes Canaigre Rumex hymenosepalus as a drought tolerant source for tannic acid and leather supply. It covers cultivation in the Southwest, testing in Kansas, and factory plans in Deming. The note links Coburn Topeka and Roenigk Lincoln experiments to canal and irrigation prospects shaping regional prosperity.

Garden City Kan California New Mexico Texas Arizona Scotland Germany Vienna Glasgow Drouth Deming F. D. Coburn State Agricultural Department Topeka Kansis Lincoln A. Roenigk Coburn

Toledo Blade Advertises Sample Copies and Local Notes

A fragment from the Toledo Blade highlights its wide reach and family oriented content. It promotes sample copies mailed free, invites readers to request lists of addresses, and notes the paper’s one dollar annual price. It also mentions local items on bicycles, the Norman Mine milling project, and a statement attributed to Czar Nicholas II about religious tolerance in Russia.

Rio Verde Canal Company Verde River Camp Or Section 18 Township 3 Range 3 Hasseyampa River Hasseyampa Minneapolis United States Toledo Weekly Blade Union Blade Buapsz Toledo Ohio Norman Mine and Milling Company S. A. Douglass Gila River Douglass Australia Nicholas II Russia

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