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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1967

Page

5

Groceries and prices from 1870 71 records

A study of 1870 71 grocery costs from Red River routes shows items shipped to Shreveport Dowley’s Ferry and Fulton. Lists include sugar coffee flour whisky cheese condensed milk and other staples with per unit and total prices, plus a separate shipment from Jan 4 1871 detailing additional goods and costs in Shreveport and C M Hervey’s accounts.

W. BE Cox Fulton Mempstead Mitler County Wcross Hed River Badlands Obe Wilson’s White Cox Brothers Hempstead Red River New Orleans Shreveport Dowley's Ferry Calvin M. Hervey Spring Hill Hervey Texas W. Wo Eagle Brand H. B. Turner C. M. Hervey Chreveport Latt Messrs, Booker & Shepperson Mes Lewisville Ark Matt Stells W. F. Little Arkansas River C. M Sucessor Messrs. Brooks Texarkana Travis Wright Hawkins Pam

Selling on Credit Deplored in 1870

A fragmentary 1870 letter and notes from Shreveport shipping offices recount trials of cash vs credit in a Spring Hill merchant network. Citations mention Colonel Calvin J. Hervey, German secretary A. Guynemer, and assorted shipper cargo disputes with Brooks Claiborne Co and Ben Hawkins.

Paing Calvin J. Hervey Spring Hill Hope Gus) Guynemer Hervey Shreveport

Proclamation appoints Alfred Ashbrook Ensign in Arkansas Territory Militia

James Miller Governor of the Territory of Arkansas issues a proclamation dated October 25, 1820 naming Alfred Ashbrook as Ensign in the fire regiment of the militia. The document authorizes him to lead and discipline troops and requires obedience to orders from the governor or superior officers for the governor's term.

Charlean Moas Willlenes Daniel Miller Arkingas Alfred Ashbrook James Miller Territory OF Arkansas Enigin Government of Aid Territory United States

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