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Newspaper

The Progress

Location

Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1893

Page

3

Washington Letter Tangles in Senate Race and Cabinet Shuffle

A Washington Letter draft describes Senate charges against Senator Roach and a push to broaden inquiry into antecedents, amid executive sessions and criticism of demagogic tactics. It notes friction over the St. Clair Bureau chief resignation and Cleveland’s balancing of advisers, with discussions of preferred nominees and political influence.

Freerton United States Hour 4 Monch Dakota Jason Roach Isa Roseb Wn Ag Mr. Roach Mon- Washington Wyoming Croshiam Department of the State C. St. Clair Buroau St. Clair Pal Remins

Preventive and destroyer of mites for poultry houses

An 1895 letter advises using a sulfur carbide solution to rid fowl roosts of mites and insects. Instructions describe mixing sulfur and carbon, placing in a glass phial hung in the roost, refilling after six to eight days, and repeating for several cycles. Claims one pound suffices for any size house and sources note price and vendors.

Krav Leon M. Carher Shreveport Lancers

Oysters and Market Dining at Bogel’s Block Bogal’s

Shreveport oyster and Chop Market street in Bogel's block. Meals served at all hours, oysters on the half shell, oysters loaves and oysters pies made to order. Polite attendants, everything new and first class. Saloon attached but oysters delivered citywide. Telephone No. 95. Pines open all night. Frank Serwich proprietor.

Market Street Bogel’s Block Pines Frank Serwich

Democratic platform demands currency reform and public works

A political call outlines national currency under government control with low tax, expanded silver coinage, and government bonds for public improvements. It endorses land reform, rail and telegraph ownership by the state, and creation of post savings banks, plus a prompt effort to clean and purify cisterns. A local note advertises a water purification device by Charles Stoece and a sales call.

Farmers Alliance Pune Wales Railroads Otter Stiene Thy Frien

Fragmented State Officials List From Early 20th Century Text

Partial OCR lists state officers and officials by district. Names include governors, lieutenant governors, attorneys general, treasurers, judges, and police jury members with scattered dates and fragmented districts. The passage preserves numerous specific titles and roles amid garbled spellings and misordered segments.

Weekly Progress: Advocate of public reform and morals

The Weekly Progress markets itself as a broad moral and political weekly. It promotes public schools, government reform, religious morals, and non sensational news alongside sermons by Rev. Thomas Dixon Jr. and writings by Robert Graves, with fashion notes, society items, and state cotton markets.

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