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Newspaper
The Progress
Location
Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1898
Page
2
The Progress endorses Furman as a new citizen and notes his legal career in New Orleans. It praises Judge Sutherlin for Congress, lauds Jim Rainey as a brave veteran of Shreveport’s yellow fever era, and mentions church services and a question about paving on Texas Avenue.
Mr and Mrs L F Bentley and their children Elin Donnaud attended a pleasant outing and quiet rests after the Press Association gathering. The family visited Omaha Kansas City and Mount Mona during the stay and is described as cultured popular and highly esteemed by the Association.
Miss Stella Taylor of Rovers Arkansis arrived Sunday to assist The Salvation Army in the city. She sings well, is earnest in faith and will aid Captain and Mrs Bennetts corps. Taylor holds the lieutenant commission in the Army. The Progress welcomes her as a Salvation Army worker.
A cautious Progress reports fear of heavy rain ahead while noting some relief through the period. Forecasters warn that wet conditions could affect plans and events, urging preparations for possible delays and caution in outdoor activities.
Citizens call for seven councilmen at large chosen for fitness and integrity to serve as a public trust with level headed, progressive minds guiding the office. The appeal emphasizes prudence, responsible leadership, and dedication to municipal welfare.
160 acre U S land warrant for sale usable in any state or territory. Also one share paid up stock in Citizens Cooperative Telephone Association of Shreveport with annual dividend. Hick s Hynson s Springs health resort open for season. Mr Randall of Shreveport in possession. Terms to Marshall Texas.
The Progress announces J D Lee as a leading young businessman running for one of seven at large council seats under the new charter. Described as enterprising and frugal, Lee is portrayed as a safe choice who will bring industry and sound governance to city government.
The National Meeting League of American Wheelmen reports a session in Indianapolis from August 5 to 13. The Cotton Belt Route will sell round trip tickets from Shreveport for 22.10 dollars with sale dates August 5 6 and 7 and a return limit of August 13.
A fragment lists offices EG Beard and a residence at 815 Crockett with a phone number shown as 0. The OCR shows terse contact details likely from a business directory or classified notice.
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