Election Promulgation Shows Louisiana Convention Vote
The Baton Rouge Advocate reports results from a January 7 election for Constitutional Convention delegates. Orleans Parish led with strong support for Bratier, Cawn, and Bell, while overall totals show 80,175 votes for the Constitution and 7,478 against. Parish by parish results, notable names, and the detailed at large delegate tallies are listed, alongside local church news and retail fair planning notes.
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Te Baton Rouge
Dan
Orjeans
Ascension
Caddo
West Carrol
Cameron
C. J. Bratuer
Orleans Parish
T J. Bell
Geo. W. Flynn
H.G. Hesiter
B. B. Krutschnett
L. H. Marren
F. A. Mmonroe
James O'Connor
Andrew Price
A. J. Wpeyo
Thomas
Richardon
Snyder
Wharles T. Soniat
Stringfellow
F.P. Stubbs
T. M. Wade
James &. Ware Watkins
MM. Wiite
Kh. A. Pomeroy
George K. Pat
L. P. Bond
B Py Warren
Montgomery Named to Madison Parish Seat in Progress
The Progress notes the return of Hon. George W Montgomery as a member from Madison parish. The historic figure reappears as a local official, marking a notable continuity in regional governance and political presence.
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George W Montgomery
Madisom Parish
Abbeville Group Aims to Enforce Debtor Payments
An Abbeville segment notes a local organization pledging to act to collect debts from all who fail to pay. The Abbeville Meridian supports the claim and asserts the necessity of the measure.
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Lakes Alive
Abbeville
Actoftes
The Progress Library Association Meeting Notice
A partial OCR fragment notes library related activity from The Progress era. It mentions the library association and a meeting or announcement, with undefined date or location details.
Dr Chandler Miss Cray United in Marriage
Dr G C Chandler and Miss Heriie Gray wed Wednesday at the bride’s home with Dr M Van Lear officiating. The bride, youngest child of Dr and Mrs R A Gray, is from the city’s cultured society. The groom is a young physician gaining prominence as a specialist. The Progress notes many friends wish them a long life of happiness. Hon C J Boamer was in the city Thursday, greeted by numerous friends.
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C. J. Boamer
City
Legion
Incandescent Gas Lamps Sold at 1.75 Each in MT Region
Gas lamps priced at 1.75 dollars each are advertised as best made by MT Rosen-Wigth, with earlier Crockett Street and Texas Avenue locations listed for sales and pickup.
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Rosen- Wigth
Crockett, St
Texas
Unclear text fragment from historical page
The readable text presents a garbled mix of words and phrases with no coherent event or names. No identifiable persons, places, or organizations are determinable from the fragment. The excerpt lacks a clear news item or outcome to summarize.
Open Excelsior Stearn Livindey Plant Introductory Notice
Open Excelsior Stearn Livindey announces a new operation by Alva Simpson, praised as a thorough gentleman and accomplished laundry man. The notice promises satisfaction, reliable service, and widespread reach with Simpson’s leadership and “Voor fe me” support in the community.
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Excelsior Stearn Livindey
Alva Simpson
Barron
Moor
Wesolivita
Impson
Tender Children in Faithful Hands in Louisiana School Review
In a Louisiana School Review piece, caretakers describe children who endure hardship with quiet strength. The article highlights selfless care, daily burdens born by small shoulders, and the sacred trust between guardians and those they tend.
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Ashreen Kavanaugh
Louisiana
Suit Overdue Subscriptions Leads to Arrests in Ohio
Mansfield Journal reports a local case where a newspaper spender sued 13 subscribers who did not pay, obtaining judgments per claim. Twenty four swore they owned below legal limits preventing attachment, then, under a supreme court ruling, those involved were jailed for petit larceny, bound over for 300 dollars each, with all but one jailed. The piece notes the new postal law classifies taking a paper without paying as larceny.
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Mansfield Journal
Nwspa
Ohio
Supreme Court
Mystery Fragment Resists Clear Story Amid Broken Text
A distorted OCR fragment presents oblique names and events, mentioning rulers, places, and relationships with no coherent narrative. The readable bits hint at a dynastic or court context but lack decisive facts, making a precise summary impossible from the fragmentary text.
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Hannette Wright
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Jules M. Carter
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