Cemetery site purchase debated by city council
A report on the proposed purchase of land near the Catholic cemetery is reviewed by Toombs and Sun from the committee. The discussion covers price at $15,000, alternatives, and the council's timetable while critics urge restraint and ward off elevated expenditures.
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Gonneil
Toombs
Sun Jaininn
Hetzer
Bolt Ling
Jore ‘Toombs
Benjani
Julies
Carrie
Wren
Jinks
Fata
Aniaedd iv
Central
Victoriu
Awa Moor
Shreveport
Atresia
Connerl
H. HL
Local grower touts fruit orchards and potato profits
Mr B B Todd, city seitor of the Times, shows peaches pears and apples grown in Ireland turf in North Louisiana. Mr J L McCain of Mooringsport notes profitable potato sales at 75 cents per bushel, arguing potatoes can be more lucrative than cotton in the area.
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BR. B. Todd
the Times
Ureland
Todd
Louisiana
McCain
Circus Couple Ties The Knot In Rumored Thrill Ride Wedding
In Laneame Tennessee Bolvar Missouri on the Mh inst a marriage ceremony drew unusual attention and uproar as Col Powell a Texas giant at Treot inches and Mixa flonrietta Mounty a midget inches tall wed. The bride’s widowed mother opposed the match forcing the couple to elope with the show manager boosting salaries to calm the family.
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Tn Bolvar
Col. Powell
Texas
Treot
Mixa Flonrietta Mounty
Circus
Fragmentary note on partisan paper pricing and access
A partial, garbled item references Matraght Ont Allisnes and People's Party paper, with scattered phrases about the Ping publication, a time at 18, and prices of six months at 5 cents per year. The text is too damaged to extract a clear event or names.
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Matraght Ont Allisnes
People’s Party
Ping
Pubfaba Palestya
Rumor and Reform Tales From Shrove Port Streets
A garbled editorial voice rails against law violations and foreshadows a coming Criminal Court action. It asserts weekly district court scrutiny of tavern conduct, saloon closures, and penalties for violators. It accuses officials of discrimination, property concerns, and proposals to curb abuse while urging public accountability.
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Milan Wafoon Istill
Feolilingg
Paldes
Taylor
Tintriet
Dvanels Ant
Shreveport Exposition praise and local marriage noted
The Shreveport Exposition earns praise for developing regional products and improving agriculture across North and adjacent territories. A quiet wedding at J D Lee residence joins T F Sorrels of Pine Bluff and Mollie Walpool of Shreveport, departing for Hot Springs en route to their future home.
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Vauvewert
Seotiscitia
Terie
Arkansis
Shreveport
J. D. Lee
T. F. Sorrels
Pine Bluff
Ark
Mollie Walpool
J. L. Pierca
First Methodist Church
Hot Springs
W. 8. Sorrels
Fannie (Patterson) Sorrel
Longtime friend mourns death in railroad accident
The text reports the death of a man in a railroad accident near Newark Ohio. Stated are sorrowing friends and family, including T. J. Bryson and a wife in grief, with plans to return home while the community offers condolences and prayers.
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TJ. Bryson
Newark
Whereis
City Churches Weekly Notices and Services
City churches publish regular notices of services and events. Congregations include Methodist, Baptist, and Catholic groups with preaching at 7:45 p.m. on Friday and Sunday school and prayer meetings scheduled. pastors listed include Rev W. S. Penick and Rev Cline, with Sunday services, Wednesday prayer, and youth gatherings noted.
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Pire
Pirek
Evie Senin
Evie Senin, Tet. de Ta. Mor, Lt Inyg Sa Wath Wha Wine and Fs), My Tity Publ
Dania
Les Niente
TD Munday
Tad Petty Tuesaday
Mwvolhe BP
Eday
Rew
Jackson
San Kay
Cline
Priday
Eutoolke
Uriday
Finst In
Fragmented Textual Fragments From A Murky Local Report
An opaque OCR fragment details a Sunday event with mentions of city leaders, district clerks, and community figures. It references votes, appointments, and local governance amid garbled names, dates, and places, with scattered phrases about unity, public opinion, and district affairs.
Fragmented text hints at agricultural trade or trip notes
The fragment mentions New Orleans and a transport or commerce theme with references to corn, cotton, and LivLiter, but the text is garbled and incomplete, making concrete details unclear. It lists names and locations in a disjointed way, suggesting a report on farming produce and routes through the west.
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Chasis I. Guatta
Mears
Palmer
New Orleans
West
Doctor Kline Returns to City Amid Farewell Hope
An old friend, Dr Harry Fe Kline, arrives in the city after a lengthy absence, greeted warmly by lovers and townsfolk while a sorrowful summons to attend a bedside visit delays the public reception due to illness. Captain Eugene P. L. Bruck, a noted train robber, died after attempting to kill inmates, with Detective Jackson commended as a brave officer.
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Harry Fe Kline
Dr. Kline
Eugene PL Bruck
Alain
Jackson
Sommers
Ame
Rnlve Barrows
Cotton bale received at Werlvestay weighing 442 pounds
The bale of cotton received here is weighed at 442 pounds and consignments noted as 10 Wr, S J, Zalalor. Names mentioned include Mawr, J. L., and BT Holmes, with details tied to the delivery at Werlvestay.
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Mawr
J. L
BT Holmes
S J
Zalalor
Public school funds misused on Market Street plan
Residents argue that the $1,100 should be applied to the public school, not wasted on the Market Street project. Nearly everyone except the City Council agrees, calling for prudent use of the funds.
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Evra
Tasme
Ed Dada
Market Street
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