RNAS REALN Weekly Chit Chat and Local Happenings
A stream of local notes describes walks, parish life, and town improvements. It highlights Mr Kent’s practical newspaper sense, the Jefferson and Gullyge schools, churches, a courthouse, and a growing business district with foundry work and iron shop repairs. A wedding at the Catholic church and social events are noted, along with reflections on childhood education and community hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osrat
Carous
Tymus
Dever
Kent
Buelseen
Nanerie Wallater
Iean
Alice T
Ornemnaly
Sears
Arka
Leeds
Jefferson
Burke
Connell
Ike Nitery Follerring
Kamae
Vtc
J. F. Worthy
Warsaw
Still in Force At Jordan and Booth Clothing Store
Jordan and Booth urge that their price keeping policy remains in effect for salesmen to restrain prices. Their Spring clothing stock, notably underwear and outerwear, is said to surpass anything seen in Shreveport or North Louisiana. The store, praised for neatness, tact, and fair prices, is highlighted amid local chatter. The piece also notes a public Easter program by the Juvenile Missionary Society at First Methodist Church, featuring Miss Caro Wise, Mr. W. L. Foster, and celebratory readings, viewed as a refined and edifying event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ML. Reavell
Ated Millar
New York
Bio
Kentucky
Thoroighly
Sarah B
Enetity
Tru Fanily
Alti
Watkye
Jordan & Booth
Shreveport
Louisiana
First Methodist Church
Caro Wise
W. L. Foster
Lake
Juvenile Missionary Society
Dressmaking Free Lining Service Starts April 10
Herman Zoding announces a department opening offering free dress lining by Mrs Cyreud Adams of Kansas, featuring a patent dressmaking system. The promotion runs from Monday, April 10, inviting customers to visit the city’s sole enterprise and bring friends to view the dress goods slaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Zoding
Cyreud Adams
Kansas
Ily
Heaway Zouiyu
Cal Mareest Local Market Prices Convey Rural Trade
A fragmented market notice lists assorted commodities and prices including meats breakfast cereals coffee sugar potatoes and flour. It mentions various grades and brands with bids and fair demand, noting farm staples and household goods amid a rough period of trade. County names and dates are obscured by OCR errors but refer to a rural market update from a Southern region.
The Battle Plage 1 year Toe Prooress and Battle Plag
In Shreveport Louisiana a printed notice states that the order to secure rates requires cash with all orders and subscriptions will not exceed one year. Adldrens Tue Peonies is listed.
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Rnas Realn
Wehureh
Andrew Koln
Milas Freytie Doll
Fred Marte
Milas N. Dorian
M. Rovwmbtat
Fy J, Iquinr
Cherie Mora
Brini Party
Charies
Moward PL
Ras Hotlingerertz
Courhatta
Mle Ie
Beat Mail Wuppines
Morgan Billi
Edward Merrit Currier
Alma Ford Green
T.G. Ford
Fleor John
Ouida
Lendeop
Robert Patterson
Mies Corelle
Unique
Bob Yorn
Henry Youre
John Seore
Masterson
Nerdmore
Musiinnia
Sheeve Port
Carter
Imad+ vane
Warren
Cal Mareest
Colton Marlent
Ube
Nivel
Stimkveronr
Market
Seneca Hfa
Omlesry
Ugar
Suga
Primne
Howe
Isos
Cowal
Nove
Berreis
Ayer
A. Migginbotham
Gen Store
Long Mountain
Eureto
J. H. Stephens
Commission Verchant
Texas St. Shreveport, Louisiana
Jewey
Berkshire
S. Q. Hollingsworth
P.O. Coushana, Ba
J. A. Thigpen
A. Zorn
Constable Sale
Sour
Mende
Jess
W. Kelly
Taso
Constable
Pho Progress
Cork
Wales
CW Kelly
I Progress
Bai
Courier Journal
Texpene
Courier Jour
Picayune
Shreveport, la
Fort Ententine Aetiel
Real River
Boner Parish
Mt. B
Pete
C.D Hicks
HP. Hyams
Mavastoes
Richter & Pullin
Leffel
Mesa
Ben
Wolk
Sheerwpurt
Parker
Opera Eicase
Texas Street
Sfuntice Supreme Court
T.T
Courthouse
Jor
Lorne
Land, Ws
Law
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