Builders' Hardware Stocks a Wide Lumber Range
All kinds of lumber kept in stock at Builders' Hardware. The store highlights a broad selection for builders and carpenters, ready for immediate purchase and project needs.
18 Oct 1895
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Newspaper
Mesa Free Press
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1895
Page
1
All kinds of lumber kept in stock at Builders' Hardware. The store highlights a broad selection for builders and carpenters, ready for immediate purchase and project needs.
WM. Passey offers undertaker services with coffins and caskets always on hand. Coffins made to order at low prices. Furniture repaired and job work done at live and let live prices.
Governor Hughes reports strong Arizona progress with higher crop yields and expanding irrigation. He highlights vast forested areas, mining outputs, and a growing tax base while urging amended Carey land laws to boost private irrigation and fund education, debt reduction, and settlement.
Senator Stewart questions whether the happiness peace prosperity and liberties of nearly seventy million people should be placed at the mercy of a handful of money sharks. He argues for caution against concentrated financial power and its potential impact on national welfare.
The Pacific coast shipped over 3.0 million dollars in silver to China and Japan in the past month, reflecting growing demand in these markets.
A moral critique argues that civilized society feeds on the labor and suffering of the poor and weary. It questions perpetual cycles of supply demand, capital, and oppression while urging justice and equal rights. Separate notes mention Mexican residents fearing a widow’s reappearance and a Greek devil Yama with horrific tortures.
The New York Sun notes most apricots sold in the city come from California and Arizona with a few grown locally. Cold storage extends the season, keeping fruit until fresh stock wanes. Prices linger around 15 cents a dozen retail, and women shoppers favor apricots in purchases.
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