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Newspaper
The Progress
Location
Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1892
Page
5
Local readers condemn back door liquor sales and Sunday law breaches at the latch key entrances and saloons. The district attorney is urged to act, with protests against Branch bar, Two Brothers, General Milam, and other establishments that skirt Sunday restrictions. Citizens warn that forbearance is ending as violators persist.
Police traced stolen carpentry tools to a group of youths led by Jim Alexander alias Bally. Lacy Logan Jel Collins were held, with Bally later jailed as more stolen items were recovered. officers identified partial suspects and cautioned readers about civic participation amid the case.
A fragment describes several days at the Scottsville campground with devout men and women, praising the Lord and sharing Christlike humility. Observers note plain attire, reverent conduct, and the powerful display of religious devotion among attendees led by Mr. Keena, culminating in testimonies of divine love and salvation.
An earnest sermonist filled the pulpit then preached to a large audience at Scottville camp meeting. Saints and workers aided by Winston, Wankors, and families fed, cared for, and guided attendees. The report notes conversions, sanctification strides, and praise for the camp meeting’s spiritual harvest.
The following entries show issued licenses this week: Ted Wolkie and Julia Gall. Marion Jareon and Ida Meory. Robert Widhaus and June Macaus. Bright town clerks note these marriages were processed this week.
Fragmented notice lists multiple real estate transfers recorded Friday of Ash week, including Walmsley to HL Sbring fellow, Areyins to award Lee to Cordelia Parte, and Arnon Marburg to Thos Phillie with various lots and tracts described, totaling several parcels and prices around 41000 dollars.
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