Progress Notes on Shreveport Local Affairs 1897
The Progress issues chatter about a new jail and a possible move for Dr. Alphonse DeSeay from Ruston to Shreveport. It mentions a slack stave factory, paving needs, street openings, a small fire on Butler's Bill, and praise for last week's issue, with local figures like Mr. Will H. Tunnard and Commissioner Wise highlighted amid talk of cotton mill revival and Easter plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alphonse DeSeay
Ruston
Dr. S. Furman
Spring Street
the Progress
West
Shreveport
Texas Avenue
Murphy Street
Butler's Bill
August Erickson
Will H. Tunnard
The
Times
Caddo Board
Eau
W. Ed. Lister
Center
Tex
Epworth Leaguers
First Methodist
Jordan Street
Charles Schuler
Keachi
Appopos
DeSoto Parish
Lost or Stolen Mare Near McCutchen Field
A mouse colored mare is missing from near Gamblin place in McCutchen's field. She has one ear held oddly, is about 12 to 14 years old, and shows a few white spots. A liberal reward will be paid upon return to Bernstein Gros. in Shreveport, La. Contact WT Willis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCutchen's Field
Gamblin Place
Bernstein Gros
Shreveport
Willis
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Edward Hetsch
Marshall Street
D. 8. Monroe
Wise
Egan Street
Ine
Gordon Jewelry Company
Opera House
Merchants
Farmers Bank
Texas Street
L. M. Carter
E. B. Rand
St. Be Bie
Usion Oil Company
Hamilton Mills
Jolly Sad Produce
Tween Markit
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