Local cotton market and social notes from Shreveport
The Shreveport cotton market reports prices for low middling and middling as well as receipts at Jefferson, followed by a long column of local society and business notices. Elizabeth Brown visits Miss Jessie Bower, obituaries for Mrs. Kirkland of Mineola, and multiple society updates from Shreveport, Jefferson, and nearby towns. Also includes ads for clothing, footwear, and store events from Rosenresn Co and others.
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Shreveport
S.ereseeeeeeere
Jefferson
Misa Elizabeth Brown
Mineola
City
Jessie Bower
Death of Prof G Frank in Jefferson at 72
The death of Prof G Frank a longtime Jefferson citizen and musician occurred at his home on Benners and Alley streets on Sunday morning after months of illness. Funeral services were held at his residence then he was laid to rest in Oakwood cemetery with many relatives and friends attending.
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Prof
G. Frank
Benners and
Mirly
Frank
Jeterson
Reva. I. A. Burk
D. B. Hale
Oakwood Cemetery
E. P. Turner
Dallas
F. H. Frank
Thurber
F. Patillo
W. James
Miss Oka
Marshall
L. A. Kelsey
Curtis
Texarkana
W. H. Mason
W. R. Kennon
IT. L. Lyons
E. H. Dobbina
Weather observations for Jefferson Texas August 1891 summary
The report outlines August 1891 weather with average max 91 and min 74, means around 82. The warmest days centered on the 25th and 26th, coolest on the 12th and 28th, and notable north winds with two powerful northerly events on the 26th and 27th. Rain fell on 14 days totaling 4.20 inches, including a long dry spell from the 12th to 25th. The month’s mean temperature gradually rose from June to August. The document includes a month table and signs off by John M. Smith, Jefferson, Texas, September 1, 1900.
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New York
Rosenfeld & CO
Comet
J. W. Kirkland
Wabie Kirkland
Eries
New Prospect Church
Misses Miles
Atlanta
Stephens
Floyd
Migs Jessie Bower
Coutter
Drat Deen Epi Mersin
WJ Fedberry
Col
Bob. Wilson
Greenville
Mulkey
L. O. Tribble
Hite
Earl Singleton
Shreveports
Jada
Capt
Mrs
W. Ee. Singleton Sr
Louis Webster
Charlie Wood
Pueblo
Colo
Simon Scherling
C. A. Schweera
New Orleans
Henry Fort
Fort
John HM
Jeffersonia Carter
Battle Worth
Visituc
the Grocery Co
Fiedler
Chas List
Rosemeny & Co
Howelton
Ellen Burt
Nary Cane
Boys School
Salts
A, Ripinski & Son
Rivineki & Bos
Sutherland
Howeston
OC. A
R. A. Culber
San Antonio
Ed Meyer
P. Eveniong
Lottie
Minnie Stall
Cup of Shreveport
Nant
Clark
Ray Enfeld & Ca
Mra
Lo) Blanchard
Miss Mollie
R. G. Ter
Excelsior Hotel
M Taviah
J W Patterson
Bien Blisa Stalleup Smithland
BK Witsell
Nashville
C Phillips
Bonham
P Baber
G Jarrean
L Hardwich
Bon
Byron
HB Pitts
Mark Pur Taistowtile
Lay
Guiay Springs
Parsons
J T Field Dainger
H Gilbert
Mosell
C G Johnson
Detington
Brummett
W Nanney
W P Gribbily
RM. Me
Fi Ville
Hella
Ward
Nash Yi
Migsea
Sau Anld
Cheshire
Buford
Tavish
Wnat
Morgan
Hughes d
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Brad
A Klein, Jr
St Louis
Tor
Pittsburg
Ramond
Wash
J Davis
R ‘Endom
Fitts
Irkana
L Sherrell
Brown
Stone
Paria
Louis
Martin
Endom
James
Greenig Grange
P. E.priper
Lian McGarity
Opal
Tillie McGill
Lanier
Johnnie Lockett
Guos
J. M. Harper
Deilman
Abe Alr
A. Ripinski & Son
A. Ripinoski & Son
Ripinekr & Son
Jimp’s
Rodessa
Vivian
Longview
Magni
Constanly
Northern Markets
G. Frank, JR
Schluter
John M. Smith
Jefferson, Tex
DeWitt
Marty Risers
W J Sedberry
Hagerty Spring
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