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Newspaper
Phoenix Weekly Herald
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1883
Page
2
The erroneous OCR notes Parish Alderman Morford announcing awaits on Thursday the 23rd of October 1853 regarding local election returns. The fragment hints at a civic notice with dates and a council member. Further readable facts are limited.
Rates for Hy Herald delivery range per week six months and one year with varying prices. The notice lists San Francisco and Eastern Chief agencies and names Pake Merchants Exchange and Fisher Merchants Exchange as agents, with Francisca noted to handle advertising. It warns no other agents are authorized.
Cotton farming in the Salt River valley is discussed as a promising industry. yields from worn slave lands contrast with highly cultivated fields, with potential per acre profits around 50 dollars after costs. The piece notes irrigation benefits, market access via California mills, and a call for tariffs to protect workers amid ongoing tariff debates.
A medical piece notes imagination can influence illness and death. It cites cases of fear, misperceived bites, and imagined diseases causing collapse or death. The text urges cheerfulness and mental focus on health to ward off sickness and stresses the will as a life force.
The passage argues that heavy iron manufacturing in Ohio will endure noisy pressure from a Louisville remedy before any free trade boiler plan can take shape. It notes voters often back business interests when moral principles are not at stake, predicting the issue could spark a broader confrontation if provoked.
The Chicago Exposition features a premier Arizona minerals exhibit led by Murphy and Gray. The collection showcases ore from seventy five districts and over eight thousand mines, presented as the finest display of its kind in Chicago and expected to boost awareness of Arizona Territory’s mineral wealth. It gains notice from visitors and industry circles, with favorable mentions in TradeMark Times.
The author argues against surrendering the entire farm to one crop, noting experience shows greater profits from a mix of crops. He urges growing fruit, sugar, cotton, and similar crops to maximize net income per acre, leaving grain to regions less suited for high value returns. The aim is to convert lands to cotton, fruit, or sugar crops for higher cash per acre than wheat or barley.
A long list of playful and varied girl labels paired with names or regions such as Sal Vatson Hittie Maginn Polly Gon and Minnesota Florida Minnie Rotogy. The entries mix descriptive adjectives with names and places in a humorous serialized style.
Report for District School No 7 for the month ending Oct 19 1883 shows start with 15 pupils rising to 36. total days 500. absences 20. average daily attendance 25. pupils neither absent nor tardy 12. F Stanton Teacher.
Notice is given that Abraham Benton of Phoenix Arizona seeks final proof for the SE1/4 of Section 10 Township 3 North Range 4 East GSRB M and will be examined November 16, 1884 before Don B H Pinner Second Judicial District Court in Phoenix Arizona. Witnesses: Niles Peterson Thomas Walker J T Priest and Whitfred P Cummings all of Tempe Maricopa County Arizona. BEN M THOMAS Regia
First publication October 11 1633 appears in a Tucson Arizona notice announcing final proof before Judge Pinney in Phoenix on November 18 1983 for Kobe B Carley of Tempe Maricopa County. Witnesses named Winchester Miller Otto Ratger Thomas Morrow and Jimon Murphy all of Tempe. BEN M THOMA Registrar.
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