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Newspaper

The Progress

Location

Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1893

Page

8

Potatoes and onions urged as cotton alternative in Shreveport

The Progres s notes farmers should diversify beyond cotton and ship produce like potatoes and onions to Northern markets. A Natchitoches envoy says rail rates could justify regular business, urging concerted action to attract railroads and boost local prosperity. Ed Bourquin, a longtime Red River steamboater, dies of typhoid malaria fever at 36 in Shreveport.

Alesandria Shreveport Thay Hava Anccendad

Local column ad copy and notices from Shreveport

Local column item lists sale postings for trunks and a new cart with techa and vas her apron. Also an offer for a wagon for rent. Dr Chase McCloud dentistry lecture announced at Grand Opera dorms July 5 1893 on Get there and stay there under Ladies Aid Society with 50 cent admission.

Ieee Unien Granda Opera-dorms Ladies Aid Society Shroveport

Bath Tubs and Toilet Sets at She Fair

Obstructions on the west end of Jordan Street are not being removed by the city railroad. Citizens vow to press the issue, urging prompt action to restore rights and remove old ties and rails. The notice criticizes lax sanitary conditions and calls for enforcement by authorities.

City Railroad Jordan Street United States Crockett Street Sam Watson Wissmaion Pu Drogreas W.W. Barrer

Remembrance of Judge E. T. Lame and Peers in Early Tennessee

The obituary recalls Judge E. T. Lame aged 58, a longtime figure in Tennessee and Mississippi society. It notes his birth on Devenir 5, 18K, rise through the press, and career as a partitioner and public servant. He lived in a city and moved to republican service, never a politician, leaving a legacy among legal and civic circles. The piece mentions family ties, survivors, and a community mourning his loss, with tributes from officials and friends.

E. T. Lame Ing Land Ward Tennessede Devenir University of Mingiwia Mary Dillingham Miesissippi Das Supreme Bench Ike Charles Ay Charles Ay Tatrul A Jasteemski New Orleaias Wire Wilson Lexington Mira Taney Fuike Lacan Paohey Matwla J. L. Hurgcone Lake Charles Atten Uelusi

Dinner Sets Bargain at The Pais Artverting Store

Dinner sets offered at a special price of one dollar. The Pais Artverting presents a genuine bargain with limited quantities, encouraging customers to visit the store for the sale and selection while supplies last.

Pais

Roots Roofing Man From Atlanta Tex Offers Guaranteed Work

W B Weaver of Atlanta Tex arrives to perform roofing jobs with a nine material lineup. He personally supervises all work and guarantees satisfaction. Eight years of local work speak for itself. Leave orders at Bogel's drug store.

W. B. Weaver Atlanta Tex

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