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Newspaper
The Progress
Location
Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1893
Page
8
Local column notes Palieas Common Sense Trunks as sole agents of Kwlin Dry Goods Company. Includes president's message forthcoming, Keeley Institute talks, death of Givle Gal inks Duichtey, and community items from Shreveport and surrounding parishes. Mentions farmers markets, lard and ham trade, and local weather impacts on crops plus business ads and civic notices.
The naval camp meeting at Cypeoes opens Friday night in August. Conveyances meet each train at Koithville, the nearest point to the camp. Ample space provided for chaiters with limited entries. For those wanting jobs, call at The Pecosans.
A rambling, fragmented 19th century newspaper page details a promotional sale at low prices, a social chat by Mrs. McCain, and notices about local businesses in Shreveport. It also coverage an upcoming religious gathering at a fair, with travel discounts and a new Jordan Street cottage for rent, plus job-printer ads and municipal remarks.
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