Train Schedules For Shreveport In April
Rail timetable for Shreveport details passenger arrivals and departures. Highlights include listed trains serving the city with times and station connections.
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Newspaper
The Progress
Location
Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1894
Page
8
Rail timetable for Shreveport details passenger arrivals and departures. Highlights include listed trains serving the city with times and station connections.
Farmers Union of Cauda Paristi members endorse Hin Can for Congress in the ith District and urge newspapers to publish resolutions while inviting readers to visit local shops amid notices of improvements and property changes. The piece blends endorsements, town commerce, and housing updates with calls for civic engagement and party support.
A scattered local column highlights travel from Shreveport to Alexandria, a near miss on a New Orleans bound train, and remarks on civic affairs. It mentions Plantations Chill Cure and other tonics, school institute plans, river levels, and the need for funding from citizens and the police jury. It notes statements by local officials, merchants, and residents about community improvements and health remedies.
An excerpted essay praising womanhood and moral influence, arguing women refine society and uplift men. It contrasts lofty virtue with social vanity, calls for better female education beyond etiquette, and questions if marriage should be the sole goal of women. Notable references to contemporary thinkers and social roles appear throughout.
A notice describes a land sale about 14 miles from Shreveport on a railroad line, with roughly 100 acres of unsurveyed property involved and a claim of substantial timber removal. The description mentions a central throughfare tract and references Hicks in Taz Puonces as the largest weekly in North Louisiana.
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