Progress in GaxEveport Dec 1 1804
Sparse OCR fragment reports progress in a Louisiana town with limited readable details. Potentially notes a dated public record or announcement but lacks clear names, events, or outcomes.
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Newspaper
The Progress
Location
Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1894
Page
13
Farewell sermon for Rev J L Pierce at First Methodist
The Rev J L Pierce pastor of the First Methodist Church of Shreveport delivers a farewell sermon marking the end of a four year allotment. He is praised as a skilled preacher and steadfast leader, with his wife and children receiving the city’s prayers and best wishes for happiness and success in their new charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.L. Pierce
First Methodist Church
Thin City
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Pierge
Bia
Biebopa
Vierce
Christ
Ministry of
Louisiana
Jabip
Shreveport
Hymen
Hyman
Edward |Ook
Bonlab J. Helpman
de Wb Penick
Natches
Shreveport Grays
LL Bulomas
Alti Pune
Rey J. L. Pierce
Blanche Vandenberg
Tonpe Nelson
Homer
Mary E. Constantine
Maunfield
Local Washington column notes notices and holiday events
Washington News Our Washington column highlights a special notice about unauthorized possession and a blue panel marking subscription ends. It also lists a Thanksgiving service at First Presbyterian and references holiday railroad fares and local social announcements with names and places.
The Services Closed Under Rev Sid Williams
The article notes the closing of the programed services led by Rev. Sid Williams after two weeks of strong attendance. Williams is praised for engaging sermons and apparent religious influence, with attendees’ belief in his Christian faith highlighted and references to his departure toward Monroe for further services. The piece also lists local notices, personal items, and upcoming civil service exam details for December 1924, including age requirements and filing deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Williams
Imal
Tle
Tie
Monroe
Louis
Shreveport
Civil Service Commission
Washington
Tity Clty
Clerk and Cartier
United States
H.C. MercaLr
Sealy Board
J. Hall Parry
American Life Aq Accident Insurance Company
Monroe J
B. Williams
Monterrey
Mooringsport
Tesday Hay
W. HL
Sem Jones
Sid. Williams
Jewne
Worort
Thas Town
Lands Exempt From Levee Tax Report Delegated
The Board of State Engineers reported land exempt from levee tax bounded by bluffs along Lede Lake and Cenes Lake near Albany. It follows the navigable channel of Terelver Bille to Red River with the line between Sections 15 and 20 in Township 19 north Range 14 east, noting the six parcels and a denial of the exemption in the Albany area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of State Engineers
Henry
Richard
Yon
Lede Lake
Cenes Lake
Bayer
Sara & Port
Alhaiy
Terelver Bille
Soda Bayou
Auld Bluffs
Red Rivers
Red River
Toirnship
Rane
Townadip
Nore
Range Idwesk
Pest
Albany
ReformEfforts Urged by Citizens as City Sees Calls for Change
A fragmentary commentary urges civic reform in the town, praising women readers and Christian groups, naming Sid Williams and Gouncilman Alston as figures in the push. It notes concerns about corruption in Shreveport and New Orleans, plus calls for stricter council oversight after a looting incident and support for courthouse and railroad projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Williams
Symvathy
Yamamov
Ellepatrick
New Orleans
Shreveport
Washington
Taber
Best in the City Restaurant Ad Features Oysters and Cuisine
An old advertisement extols a commercial restaurant offering oysters and a full menu. It promises breakfast from seven to nine, dinner and supper hours, and a display of finishing goods, clothing, and accessories at low prices from merchants like A B Locums and a clothing house run by Jonathan Booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pries
Jotian Booth
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