Romagosa Chosen Candidacy Rumors Stir Shreveport District
The Shreveport area headlines discuss Romagosa as a possible candidate for city or district office, while Judge Sutherlin gains praise for energy and progressiveness. Local papers predict Sutherlin's nomination and note cattle illnesses affecting the region. Charles Schuler is seen at the Farmers Institute, known for sharing practical agricultural insights.
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Romagosa
Couic Ihn Rosa
Reraw
Shreveport
Ativens
Ita Inthienes
Aldermanic Council
Charles Schuler
Farmers’ Institute
Jowella
Schuler
Young Lady Secures Excellent Position Through Tie Pro Ad
Advertisements in The Progress spur inquiries from Black Bayou, Minden, and Magnolia Arkansas about a sand war den, with claims of proven results. The notice hints at a broader advertising scheme by a gang aiming to extend operations into Texas by December 31.
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Minden
Magnolia
Arkansas
Sypet
Texas
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Dutchy Levy Talk Sparks Southern Stararium Plans
A playful line notes Philip Levy known as Dutchy being out while Ollie Dee Vee Schumpert is set to oversee a highly planned stararium project in the South, signaling a major upcoming display or entertainment venue.
Morton announces saddles harness and repair service
Notoe advertises addition to business line including saddles harness collars whips and fine hand made harness with repair work. Patronage solicited from customers at Markee Street 6 opposite Kelly's stable at Tyr I.
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Markee Street
Kelly
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Swear Words Cause Controversy In Family Church Debate
A Washington Star excerpt recounts a charged scene where a Sunday school boy is accused of swearing. The father insists the boy was merely repeating words he heard at home and defends him against punishment, while another says discipline should be personal. The story highlights tensions between church life and harsh parenting practices.
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Willie
Washington Star
Dorothea Name Reused for War Vessel Dorothea
The Philadelphia Record reports government approval to reuse the historic Dorothea name for a private yacht acquired for war service. The Dorothea’s lineage traces to the Dorothea of 1812, built for the West Indies trade, later captured by the British, and linked to the McKean estate.
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Thomas McKean
Claplér
Great Criteta
Philadelphia Record
Porto Ricans Readiness and Tax Payment Details
The island of Porto Rico pays Spain this year with a fixed amount of which only $60,000 is spent for the native population. Of 80,267 whites on the island only 6,867 can read and write. The illiterate aggregate stands at 86,020. The Aponiards, supported by Porto Ricans, number net less than 85,000.
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Porto Rico
Spain
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