Turbulent Louisiana editorials clash over Governor Foster era
A crop of Letters and opinions from St Bernard Voice Lafayette Gazette and The Progress debate Governor Foster’s policies with sharp rhetoric. Contributors defend or condemn political actions, deny accusations of political lies, and discuss press freedom and loyalty in Louisiana politics amid a backdrop of regional tensions and public discourse.
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The
Voice
Foster
Louisiana
St. Bernard Voice
Roy
Louisiant
Hndor
Ourés
Justicn
New Orleans
St Matthew's A M A Church Chartered and Progress
The Progress announces the charter of St Matthew's A M A church and plans to build a church and parsonage. It invites readers to Jordan Street Sunday school at 9 30 tomorrow, noting the event supports Shreveport and the Home Charitable Association as the city's benefactors.
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Shreveport
St. Matthew's A. M
Jordan Street
Our Home Charitable Association
Good Samaritan
Cordial Invitation to Inspect Fine Cooking Stoves and Goods
An invitation extends to city and country friends to call and examine a stock of Fine Cooking Stoves. Includes cheap cooking stoves, coal and wood heating stoves, decorated china, white queensware, lamps, bisque ornaments, cut glass, table glasswares, silver plate, lava coated cookware, and more from Marten & Sax at a local street address.
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Menetion
Marten & Sax
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Church Point Democrat
McKinley
Henry Demas
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Washington
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U. S. Treasury
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Lone Star Lumber Co
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