Hunting Trip in Louisiana Described by C F Fite Party
A letter from C F Fite to the Tribune recounts a Louisiana hunting excursion with friends. They killed twenty six deer, plus turkey, ducks, geese, and other game, and captured a twelve foot alligator. The writer notes rich plantations now forests, slave life observations, and a meal menu of venison and other dishes. He reports weather, wildlife, and travel experiences and claims a net gain of $950 from the trip, costing $50. They collected botanical specimens and encountered local figures including a district attorney and Majors.
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the Tribune
C F Fite
Louisiana
T F Fite
Darkey
Iron Mountain
Christmas Storewide Display Urges Browsing and Gifts
A department store invites shoppers to tour a vast Christmas display described as the work of months. It boasts price attractiveness and a broad assortment from wholesale houses in major cities and promises friendly service with no pressure to buy. The message targets men women and children equally.
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New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
Local Tribune Letter Teases Full Tale By Fite
A brief letter from C F Fite hints at a longer story to be told, noting that publishing the full account would monopolize the Tribune. The writer closes the note with a concise sign off.
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Tribune
C.F. Fite
Notice to Hunters on Derek and Saline Farms
William Grimes and EB. O. Kerschner publish a notice restricting hunting or trespassing on their farms. The landowners state no hunting or trespassing will be allowed without explicit permission and warn of enforcement.
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William Grimes
EB. O
Kerschner
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