Public notice of railroad sale and property auction schedule
A garbled historical notice outlines a Cotton Belt Railway round trip sale and a reopening plan. The document lists auction dates and places including Wednesday April 18 and April 7, with references to locations such as Shreveport and Dallas, and mentions of property, assets, and proceeds under a constable sale.
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Acasion
Posurkata Mai
Cotton Belt
Creditteaten
Lackadea
Endoe
People’s Party Mass Meeting Set for Webster Parish
A notice urges readers that a People's Party mass meeting will assemble in Minden Webster parish on Saturday the Mth of April to elect delegates to the congressional convention meeting at Natchitoches on April 17. State party officials TJ Stewart, member ex officio of the People’s Party for Webster Parish, are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's Party
Minden
Webster Parish
Dale Gates
Natchitoches
Ours Traely
Stewart
Ex. Vom
Webster Parich
Washington Letter on Senator Hill and silver policy
Washington notes discuss Senator Hill's strategic moves in the Democratic Party and his stance on tariffs and income tax. The piece surveys Brice's silver prediction, House votes on the Bland bill, and looming free coinage debates tied to tariff reform. It notes congressional deadlock, Navy and Alabama references, and travel details for the Confederate Reunion excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D.C
Senator Hill
Samuel Randalls
White House
Brice
Congress
New York
Una
House
Sneveney
Aviving
Anybay
San Andres Daland
Alabama
Siskinge
bin Fen
Lee
Awhiel
Woleol
Colanuta
Tarif
Bland
Meyer
Louisiana
Cleveland
Senate
Fiis
Quay
Allen
Resolutions Adopted at Sparta Meeting of the People's Party
A Sparta meeting of the People's Party on April 11 unanimously adopted resolutions urging continued support for Farmers' Alliance demands including finance transport land at Omaha. They condemn Cleveland's administration, oppose tariff cuts and currency contraction, demand free silver at 16 to 1 with government notes, support a graduated income tax, and oppose bonds banks and favoritism. Committee: G. Piney H. Ray Jas. Lauren, TOT Phin secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henor Ess Mer. Lemans
Lay
People's Party
Sparta
Tue Proonesa and
Alliance Forum
Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
Omaha
Cleveland
Ward One residents deny merchants hold mortgage claim
A Ward One resident declares there is no truth to the claim that Atlanta Texas merchants have a bill of sale or mortgage on them. The letter defends farmers as thrifty and self-reliant and asserts they will trade where best, urging an end to such rumors.
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Ward One
Atlanta
Texas
Farmers Alliance Mass Meetings Invite All Citizens
A general mass meeting of the Farmers Alliance will be held at Grand Cane on the 8th and at Mansfield on the 19th. Dr W A Macnne of Washington DC will discuss economic questions and Mr C D Hicks, Alliance candidate for Congress, will explain his principles. A note from Shreveport cites demand for reform and urges support for a new candidate to carry the people’s banner to victory or defeat by April 25, 18M.
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Alliance
Grand Cane
Asth
Mansfield
W. A. Macnne
Washington,d. C
The
Nations Economist
Political Economist
C.D Hicks
Congress
Cal D. Hicks
Shreveport
Democratic Party
Fourth Congressional District
Blanchard
Senate
Yucasian
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Lyrnaenrerniens Hdvoiy Moelle
Ean
Kahn Dry Goods CO
Merchants’ and Farmers’ Bank
Texas Street
Carter
BE. Brand
4A Savings Department
DhetAt
Drs. Ratzburc
Dintist
Edenheimer's
Ackson
OS Market St
Jackso Shaving Parlor
Rn Taei
Faustol Tinnheerutinond
Chicago
Hale Haivention
Kitii
Dore
Crete
Vito
Milisree
Vato Leetawie
Pete Desiries
Ielia
Constable Sale Net
Abe Riese Tietts
Staenin
Fuedtis
Janie
Antler
Nate Hivesl
Dias
Boman
Fie
Bouliy
Neah
Paki
Aave Sateen
Pyle
Progerty
Thonachild Woods
Lernis
Silly Rath
Edo Artistmogies
WTA Soft
Benivinek Nrkorny
Phi Vonteany
Haig
Austin
Vale Svistit Vienne
Jay Espanshir
IslAlion
Hamner
Saul
Pater
Hugh
Eliisn
SiMe
Lala
Progress
Birmingh Am
Ith
Cotton Belt Ry
M. Donachie
Cajon
Ge M. Piney
Dh. Ray
Jas. Lauren
Committee
Tot, Phin
Kel
Farmers Alliance
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