Second-class Mail Stalier Typeson at Spring Street
In the Postoffice with Risevepuit a second-class mail stamper’s tip uses old terms. The notice lists a manager and a subscription rate, noting years of service and a postal condition.
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Newspaper
The Progress
Location
Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1892
Page
4
In the Postoffice with Risevepuit a second-class mail stamper’s tip uses old terms. The notice lists a manager and a subscription rate, noting years of service and a postal condition.
A jumble of small ads and notices lists items for sale warm weather foods and a pigeon appeal. Includes dentistry news for Dr Terry and partner Dr Martin at Milam Street opposite the City Hotel. Also mentions jeweler A Goatschel at 514 Market Street and small items from ice cream orders to weathered street safety notes.
A chaotic misprint filled report describes a Sunday morning sale at Tre Reconnizen Bargain Store of Purevelort with special prices to spur enthusiasm. The piece also covers a local baseball series in Shreveport and a violent incident involving Albert Howard, a colored hack driver, who shot Henry Clark after a long feud, with two witnesses present and his subsequent arrest.
A collision at Milam and Market streets last Tuesday around 9 30 disrupted a buggy carrying Mrs Forrey and Mrs Grandmont. Two runaway mules from a sprinkler wagon frightened the horse, overturning the buggy. Passersby intervened just as the horse began to bolt. Mrs Forrey suffered a facial cut and a sprained wrist. Mrs Grandmont escaped serious injury apart from scratched hands and soiled clothing. If not for quick aid the outcome could have been dire.
As opening day nears, enthusiasm builds for the State Fair and Shreveport Exposition. Daily secretary Horania reports growing inquiries and strong interest from country residents and local communities, signaling a financially successful event with larger crowds than ever before.
The board of Joves commissioners met at the Board of Trade rooms last Wednesday to discuss several pins and methods for consideration. A committee was appointed to draw up plans and specifications of the work and to solicit bids for the project.
Cantonville notes lively town scene with Carter Brothers busy this summer in business and farming. Span teaching at Carterville school runs Jan 1 to Sept 44. Rev Sanders to hold meeting August 21 at 11 o'clock. all invited. Paty Deatison sings at the local singing school with Prof Hilderbrand teaching. Crops look good. cotton better than corn. expect harvests and cane growth. local buzz about nursery events.
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