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Newspaper

Mesa Free Press

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1894

Page

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Co op The Finest Line Ever Opened in Mesa

The Co-Op announces a new dry goods department with fashionable dress goods flannels and furnishing goods plus fully stocked hardware and grocery departments. They list Myers Pumps Featherbone Buggy Whips Canton Clipper Plows and promise the best lines at low prices with prompt special orders.

Myers

The Mesa Restaurant Ad Offers Seasonal Fruits and Beverages

An elderly restaurant advertisement touts tables with market fare, fresh seasonal fruits and vegetables, and ice cold drinks including soda and lemonade.

The Great Middle Route of Atlantic and Pacific Rail Road

The Atlantic and Pacific Rail Road announces a unified Great Middle Route across the American continent linking with the Santa Fe Route. The promotion highlights transcontinental connection and expanded rail network opportunities.

THE Atlantic & Pacific Rail Road

Grand Canyon Rio Grande Line Promises Scenic Arizona Tours

Liberal Management promotes a travel route to the Grand Canyon and nearby wonders. The line offers access via Flagstaff, Williams, Peach Springs to the Natural Bridge of Arizona, Montezuma Well, and the Petrified Forest, with mentions of the San Francisco Mountains and cliff dwellers.

Colorado Flagataff Williams Peach Springs Arizona Montezuma Laeuna Acolla City of the Sky Petrified Forest Carrizo Canon Diablo San Francisco Mountains America Colorado River T. R. Grabel W.A. Bissell Albuquerque San Francico

Fruits of Arizona in Governor Hughes report on Salt River valley crops

The governor notes apricot cultivation with about 1000 bearing acres, mainly Royal and Newcastle varieties, ripening from April to May, plus extensive peaches with over 500 bearing acres maturing June to Christmas. Pears, apples, almonds, figs, olives, and grapes also prosper, with rising shipments eastward and high quality cited. intricate details include Bartlett pears, White Winter Pearmain apples, and 4000 acres of grape vines, mostly raisin varieties.

Hughes Secretary of the Interior Salt River Valley Royal Newcastle Mesa Phoenix Bartlett Chamber of Commerce

Arizona Fruit Industry Promises Vast Future Growth

The Salt River Valley leads in raisin production with superior saccharine content and modern drying and packing methods. Pomegranates and subtropical fruits expand markets, rail improvements promise faster shipments to the East, and a two million acre dream converts into a giant national fruit source with irrigation costs kept low. An extended meditation on seizing opportunity follows.

Andria Muscatel Malaga Thompson Lady Downing Flame Rose of Peru Hamburg Salt River Valley Spain California United States Chicago Phoenix Texas Southwest Arizona New Mexico Mohave Colorado Desert Salt Gila

Vicar Overcomes Jaw Injury Finds Favor and Prefersment

A northern vicar had his jaw broken by a clumsy dentist yet the trial boosted his popularity. He can preach only ten minutes now but church attendance has surged and he has received several offers of preferment.

Territory gold boom forecast and railroad progress

Gov. L O Hughes reports for year ending June 30 on mining shifts from silver to gold with gold output $2 080 250 and silver $1 700 800. copper Arizona mines yield 48 279 500 lbs. Gold may reach $4 000 000 in 1894 and near doubling in 1895. Gila Valley Globe Northern railroad in full operation with Southern Pacific station Bowie handling the line to Safford and two engines in use.

Gila Valley

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