R. Silverstein invites readers to join sunrise church service
A garbled notice urges readers to attend a Sunday morning service at the Jordan Street AM floodist church. It promises a cordial welcome and calls on families and children to show earnest conduct and responsibility by following spiritual guidance.
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Jordan Street
Legios
Tarinaio
Trisan
W Le Dickson and local advertising rivals highlighted
The Progress notes W Le Dickson, a physician and surgeon, moving to Shreveport to expand his practice with Morris & Dickson. It mentions local painters Pipat, Vile, and Bartup, and praises Bishop sermons at Episcopal Church. Editorials discuss public figures, gentry, and reactions to politics, crime, and social issues, with a tone typical of a regional 19th century paper.
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W. L. Dickson
Dy Wekson
Numea Sa
Shreveport
Morris & Dickson
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