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The Progress in Shreveport, Louisiana

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Newspaper

The Progress

Location

Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1897

Page

8

Washington Letter Reflects House Turmoil and Senators’ Shifts

Special correspondence notes Jerry Simpson’s protest halting Speak er Reed’s committee appointments as Bailey signals Democratic backing for no action on tariff. Postmasters under $100 income face no changes unless patrons request them. Dabney and Hamlin receive high level appointments, armor bid dispute with Illinois Steel hinges on authority, joint party vacancy deal in Senate awaits ratification. Roosevelt’s Navy role looms and Voorhees’ death spikes political change.

Jerry Simpson Reed House Representative Dingly Speakes Reed Representative Bailey Gary Cleveland Dabney Department of Agriculture the Treasury Hamlin Long Illinois Steel Company Congress Carnegie Bethlehem Senate Theodore Roosevelt

Our School Drives Growth despite Economic Downturn

The Catahoula News notes the High School's steady recruitment and town support amid a stagnant economy. The piece urges business leaders to back education, advertise boldly, and invest more to spur growth and better times. The Progress echoes interest in school success and publicizes the extract from the Catahoula school report.

Botton Catahoula Catahoula School

Lost or Stolen Mare Near Gamblin Place

On or about January 1, 1897 a mouse colored mare with one ear held peculiarly left McCutchen's field near Gamblin place. She has a few white spots on her back and is about 12 or 14 years old. A liberal reward will be paid for her return to W. T. Willis Bernstein as See eer La.

McCutchen’s Field Gamblin Place Bernstein Eer la W. T. Willis

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