Arizona the Arid Wonder State Containing Grand Canyon
The article extols Arizona as a standalone state amid Roosevelt's decision to reject joint statehood with New Mexico. It highlights Arizona's arid landscape, mineral wealth, copper and other metals, and the Grand Canyon as a supreme natural marvel, noting the population's strong sentiment against annexation with New Mexico and describing the region's poetic, awe inspiring landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ROBERTUS LOVE
RIZONA
Roosevelt
Garfield
interior
Arizona
New Mexico
Mgr
America
Arizona the future state of many wonders and wealth
The article extols Arizona as rich in minerals and curiosities, noting turquoise, opal, sapphire, and petrified forest. It highlights irrigation gains, climate advantages, and potential for future cities, while recounting history from Spanish exploration to statehood prospects and eventual admission as a Democratic state with growing railroads and tourism.
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Arizona
Pike county
Ark
Johannesburg
Tucson
Phenix
Yuma
Pluto
Yume
Sam
United States
Lowell observatory
Flagstaff
Mars
Navajo county
Holbrook
New Mexico
Mexico
Gadsden
republic
Uncle Sam
petrified forest
Grand canyon
Washington
Meadow Brook Social Notes From Jefferson Area
Meadow Brook brief items list visits illnesses and small events. Mary Thomas of Baltimore visits cousin Mrs Stockman. infant son of Mr and Mrs Dade ill. Lenora Stockman from Jefferson visits. Mr Remsburg recovering after wagon accident. Margie Brubaker ill but improving. teacher Wilsa Lera Harshman visited parents in Malkeraville. Edward Rice visited Broad Run School. Mr and Mrs Herring visit. Adah Brubaker returns from Bronwick. Mrs Columbus Dade visiting granddaughter near Red Hill. Charles Engelbrecht narrowly escaped a bull attack. W D Stockman improves his farm with a hog pen. Rath Dade ill but improving. straw ride to Potomac with Jefferson youths. Nelson Stockman of Jefferson spent Sunday with Blessing family. Swanks visit Brabaker grandparents area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
quinsy
buta
Wilsa Lera
Harshman
Malkeraville
Edward 8. Rice
Broad Run
Edward Herring
Patersville
Adah Brubaker
slater
Bronwick
Columbus Dade
Jobo Basil
Red Hill
Charles E. Engelbrecht
W. D. Stockman
Mies Rath Dade
Jefferson
Potomac
Mgr
Nelson Stockman
Blessing
Wm. Swank
Wm. Jr
Mr. Swank
Local Social News From Gristmill Area and Surroundings
Sunday visits mark the week with families in Gristmill and Graceham and New Market. Mrs. W. H. Lakin recovers from illness while church services are announced for nearby towns. Readers include notices of travels, homes, and farm life with many names from Liberty town Jefferson Thurmont and surrounding communities.
REMPTOWN COMMUNITY HAPPENINGS AND THURSTON NOTES
REMPTOWN society columns list local visitors from Baltimore Philadelphia and Norfolk with residents Mr and Mrs Z R Boyer Miss Mamie Baker and Master Raymond Purdum among those visiting. THURSTON notes report Bennett's Creek Chapel meeting to close September 27 and a fire at J B Dixon farm causing about 3000 loss with no insurance on cattle and wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Baker
Raymond. Purdum
fords
Philadelphis
Howard Watkins
Norfalk
Herbert Hyatt
Baltimore
Anas Baker
Misa-Clara
Adams
Vienna
Misaea Dell Lawis
Annie
Washington and Boyds
F.D. Browning
Mearrs
Lewis EB. Pardom
Ama. B. Dupuy
Weatminsier
THURSTON
Bennett's Creek
J.B Dixon
Dixon
Harvey Dixon
J. 8. Dixon
Brunswick
Dallan Dixon
Annia Dixon
Wm. White
Devon Leads In Paint Durability, Ad Agency Says
Frederick merchants debate paint quality as Devon asserts superiority over rivals. An open letter from W. Diver & Co and P. K. Hargett & Co promotes Devon as the best long lasting finish, urging others to test and perhaps switch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Getter
D. M. Bay
Frederick
Thareasoo
sconras
Devon
maragaliana
W. Diver & Co
P. K. Hargett & Co
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America’s Wonderland
Grand ‘canyon
Great Mineral State
Union
Colorado river
hahd
HIVE
Jamestown
Plymouth
Virginia
Massachusetts
Marco de Nizau
Coronado
Titah
Cibola
John Smith
Pocahontas
Miles Standish
John Alden
DAMASCUS
West Virginia
Sallye Holland
Mack Walker
Frank Bealls
Kengler
Oalla
Rofas Burdette
Dorsey Mullinix
Lee Young
James Baker
Guithrsbourg bank
Misa Bousie Burdetta
Mise
Bessié
Columbus Pordnem
Mise Ardine
N.O. Clough
Clayton
Delaware
Mt. Lisbapon church
Nowlin
Gertrude Sagle
L. C
Minnesota
nevers
A. Wright
Mouuntain View
ML. P. church
LIBERTYTOWN
Christian Endeavor
Grace Dodrear
Sidney A. Trendle
H. Clayton Trundle
Katie Zimmerman
J. W. Albangh
William Albanagh
R. Frank Sappington
Rose Yingling
Hageratown
Misaem Yingjing
Uneeda Biscuit
NATIONAL BISCUIT. COMPANY
Mary’ Thomas
BLURRITTSVILLE
Louisa Pfeifer
Ellen
Karna
John T. . Pearl
Locust Vallar
Ann S. Ramaburg
Aston
Burkittaville
Hamilton Shaffer
Agho
horeen
Mr. Shaffer
GRACEHAM
John B. Pittinger
Herbert Collifower
pear Thurmont
Mias Marty Colliflower
Washington, DC
Jennie Colflower
Mias Collins
Washington, D. C
Lloyd Colliflower
John Colliflower
Henry Weller
Mary Carter
Thurmont
Frank Martin
Wm Morrison
Bessie Martin
May Carter
Mias
Emma Dotterer
Waynesboro
Samuel Dot
Harvey Grosbon
Union Bridge
ths place
Rev
Myra
Kaiser
epent Thoreday
NEW MARKET
Bernard O. Thomas
North Market street
H. P. Fabrooy
Norris
E.0. Hobbs
Mira
J. W. Downey
Joseph H. Balshis
Brightwood
D. C
F. A. Hammond
Elizabeth Griffith
Montgomery county
J. M. Wood
Edwin Waters
Harry Orebi
Halth Dosh
Rebecca Baines
Cross
B. B. Balsy
M. P. pareenage
Bessie Hteblaco
Howard county
Harry. Rippeon
LINGANORA
Mies Mary Johnson
James Roker
Rachel Johnson
Pauline Oramrine
Genevieve Dayhoff
Willar
anthorn
Grace Johnson
Clark Spriggs
Locust Grove
Katie Hardy
Boorkittsvills
Wm. J. Grove
B. L. Grove
John Ridgway
Harry
Fengaville
Edward Plammé
Ellicots Otsy
Jacob Baer
Lather Feaga
Laster sad Ross
spens
Elmar Gant
Clarkeberg
David Malin
Ellen Kahlenberg
Edward Plumer
Elitcott City
Z. R. Boyer
W.L. Day
Bradley W. Baker
Philadelphia
adn
PENNSYLVANIA
NIAGARA FALLS
SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY
Irunk
Buffalo
Geo W. BOYD
Passecom
J.K. WOOD
araeness
Niewspai
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