Sycamore Fallen: Hon Daniel Voorhees Dies in Indiana
The Progress notes the death of Hon. Daniel Voorhees of Indiana, a towering figure in Congress and Senate who opposed emancipation of the South and supported Southern liberty. His public life is praised as a guardian against oppression, a defender of states’ rights, and a friend of the Southern cause. Louisiana honors his memory in reverent terms.
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Daniel Voorhees
Indiana
Congress
United States Senate
Dan- We
W. Voorhees
Louisiana
Memory as treasure box life scenes honored
A free lecture at the county court house tonight by Rev. W A Whittle is announced with public invitation. Whittle brings recommendations from Rev. W S Penick, an esteemed orator, and is slated to preach at the First Baptist Church tomorrow morning at 11. J M Davies of Minden, W. E. is in the city Tuesday. his wife is in ill health.
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Court House
W. A. Wittle
Mr. Whitte
Rev
Penick
Mr. Whittle
First Baptist Church
J. M. Davies
Minden
Wse
Progress hopes for new rails line and factory revival
The Progress urges the Center Line Company to invest in complete new rails, hinting at a renewed push for a basket factory that could boost the town and surrounding area. Notes visits by Hon. W. B. Simpson of Benton and John A. Hudson of Bethany, praises local citizens, and reports minor street work by Street Commissioner Wise on Lacy Street and Hicks Avenue.
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Center Line Company
W. B. Simpson
Benton
John A. Hudson
Bethany
Shreveport
Wise
Lacy Street
Hicks Avenue
Mr. Keeney
Fairfield
Mr. Wise
Beudde-Gale Grocery Company
Buffalo Standard
Dunbar's Cove
California
St. Louis
New York
Texas Street
Madam Rumor on Ideal Citizenship and Local Figures
A fragmented column praises community leaders and institutions in Shreveport. It highlights Dr. VanLear on citizenship and church duty, notes Luchini Brothers and T. J. Bryson as civic assets, lauds E. P. Nelson Seminary, Jordan Street Sunday school events, and local officials like Sheriff Thompson Clerk Kelly Noel Busch Holzman and Lieutenant Busch. It calls for harmony among Hebrew Catholic and Protestant ministers and criticizes whisky traffic and saloon patrons.
Catholic Winter School Concludes Second Annual Session
After a successful term many good works were accomplished the Catholic Winter School will close its second annual session tonight. The closing exercises like the opening will be attended with great ceremony and pomp.
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Carrolton News
Tailor Made Green The Clams of Gowns for Early Spring
A New York fashion writer reviews tailor made outfits for spring featuring type jackets and skirts, open fronted over narrow waistcoats, tall soft collars, and tasteful fabrics. The piece emphasizes avoiding extravagance while maintaining style, recommending a single walking dress in gray tweed or cloth as a practical chic option.
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Pring
New York
Wil Leowe
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Milard Street
Market
Spring Streets
Journal
Caddo Parish Farmers Alliance
Buceyrrort
Argit
Ifolks
Madam Rumor
Luchini Brothers
T._ J. Bryson
E. P. Nelson Seminary
Nelson Seminary
Jordan Street
L. A. Fisher
Thompson
Kelly
Bossier
J. 5
Noel
Mooringsport
Lieutenant Busch
Holzman
W. A. Kelly
Levi Cooper
John Pickett
Excelsior
Sreter
Durham
Jersey
Coleman
Durnin
Whitmore
Jeremiah Murphy
New York Standard
Agurs Bros
Jordan St
Texas Avenue
Orly Phone Iyone Order
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