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Newspaper

Mesa Free Press

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1893

Page

3

Presamep Every Teersnay Mr Yun Masa Postisnine Co

A historical notice dated Ocrosen 26, 1893 records a public posting by the Masa Postisnine Company. The fragmentary item hints at a scheduled event or obligation within the local civic timetable.

Streets to be graded as town grows near Tempe

The community urges improving Main street with grading and sidewalks. Reports note a new well near Pomeroy block and local weariness over missing newspapers. several residents and visitors arrive, trade steady, and construction expands at Kimball House and nearby properties.

Old Books Exchange and Lending at Pratt Pros

Notice announces old school books accepted for exchange at Pratt Pros Phoenix with secondhand books bought and lessons announced by Miss Kuck on piano and painting nearby. Also reports a new giant dredger being built for Consolidated Canal Co with eighty foot crane and heavy lumber use.

Kuck Pomeroy Block Tur Irvine’ Co Phoenix Ariz Consolidated Canal Co

Stafford's Magazine offers year for one dollar plus 52 novels

A New York publisher promotes a one dollar annual subscription to Stafford's Magazine with a promise of fifty two complete novels mailed weekly for a year. Authors listed include Trollope Verne and Braddon. Subscribers receive the first issue by return mail and remit via P O order or registered letter.

Stafford New York Wilkie Collins Walter Besant Mrs. Oliphant Mary Cecil Hay Florence Marryat Anthony Trollope A.canan Doyle Miss Braddon Captain Marryat Miss Thackery Jules Verne

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