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Progress Notes and Local Figures in Shreveport
Madam Rumor urges reading Dr Penick sermon for Confederate Veterans. Judge Land earns praise. Thatcher and Welsh a strong firm. Hammond respected railway official in Shreveport. J D Lee rising as a leading business man. Abe Meyer praised as a reliable citizen. Capt McCarty trusted market master. post office reforms called for, with staff concerns and possible debate limits. Texas street paving discussed. Texas avenue improvement favored. Milam street hailed as Mayor McKellar's progressive symbol. Louise Rew credited for business success. women leaving dependence praised. Talmage sermon noted as Immigration Association feature. Louisiana Immigration Association forms to attract settlers, lists lands for sale, stock at $5, no dividends, aims to connect land seekers and sellers. J C Moncure president. J Henry Shepherd treas and sec pro tem.