Summer Normal School session closes with insights and visits
The second week of the Summer Normal School session in this city highlights increased attendance and strong teaching progress. A group visit to the United States signal service impressed teachers with observation tools, map making, and rain measurements. Local social life includes commencements at Captain Thatcher’s court house, and notes on students, families, and returning homes from the summer term.
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Miss Lawless
United States Signal Service Department
Messrs
Davis and
Wurtz
Thatcher
Court House
LaPrade
Kate Po. Nelson Seminary
Hattie Schuster
Hese
Schuster
Days of One's Life Numbered, Yet Not In Life
The passage cites a biblical line about hairs numbered and argues days of life are not truly numbered, noting the natural assumption is uncertain. It reflects a philosophical view on fate and time within a historical newspaper excerpt.
Clothing House Promises Equal Prices for All
An advertisement from Jordan and Booth proclaims daily gala pricing with equal treatment for all customers. The Prince and the laboring man will pay the same for suits shirts hats shoes and umbrellas, emphasizing non-discrimination in bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan & Booth
Jersey Cow and Calf For Sale By Hicks at The Progress Office
Describes sale options for a Jersey cow and calf, noting they are thoroughbred though not registered but eligible to register. Promotes fair treatment and invites inquiry to C. D. Hicks at The Progress Office with emphasis on the value of the trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wharton
Jersey
C. D. Hicks
The
Progress Office
Education and protection plan inquiry notice
A fragmented query asks if readers want to advance in life provide for children education and protect loved ones against adversity with a call to action. The text appears as an incomplete public awareness prompt seeking contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bia
Call
Caddo Parish Politics End in Jubilation as Boss Power Falls
Report from Caddo Parish notes the defeat of Captain J. M. Foster in a factional fight over delegate tickets. The text frames Foster as attempting to impose his will, while the people celebrate a rebalance of local power. It also lists vital statistics including marriages births and deaths for the week, and records real estate transfers in Vivian and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Foster
Barret
Croom
Trelevant
Mr. Foster
Elaven
Baton Rouge
B. Posey
Mary A. St Henning
Vivian
M. Dees
E. A. Vordenbaumer
F. M. Sicks
Sallie P. Austin
Heira
RB. T. Buckner
Abe Meyers
J. P. Scott
Texas Street
Edwards Atreet
F.C. Pearea
Foster Carter
Wm. Winter
H. A. Youree
Greenwood
Pink-Regular Ticket Vote Reported in Local Ballots
In scattered localities the Pink-Regular ticket drew little attention as voters avoided the controversial issue. The tally shows 288 for Rose J. Me and 125 for Gold-bug, as the ballot results reveal public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicks
Jimmies
Rose J. Me
Eva Veeene
Caddo Figure Overthrown Stirs Silver City News
A dramatic upheaval in Caddo stirs Silver and its residents as a local figure is overthrown, triggering reactions across the community and sparking discussions about leadership and change.
Street Methodist Church Protracts Monday Night Services
The Street Methodist Church announces extended services beginning Monday night. Reverend J Mh phase will preside as deacon G Senddy preaches after the stand in ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Street Methodist Church
G. Senddy
Pink Ticket Dominates Local Scrutiny Amid Rumors
Citizens discuss patrolmen and political factions as pink tickets surge, Jimmies rhetoric grows, and new subscribers arrive. Debates center on Cal Hicks, N. C. Blanchard, J. M. Foater, and the parish treasurer race with tension over the central market project.
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Waillight
Waterloo
Caddo
V. Grosjean
Cal Hicks
N. C. Blanchard
J. M. Foater
E. Perronal
Scott
McKellar
Central Market
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Phateher
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K.P. Nelson Seminary
Judye Sutherlin
Lucy Sebastian
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Hanna
Mattie
Texas
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Green Lake
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Theodore Meyer
Phra Drlass
Thos, Jacobs
Evie Spencer
Dock Talbert
May Johnson
John
Millie Jones Deboy
Deats
Christian Johnson
Sylvester Green
Jonas Burton
Richard Wills
Mariah Blackwed
Fapaarben
Red Anders
Charity Hospial
Millie Peffer
M. Lewin’s
Market Street
Real Estate Transfra
Madam Rumor
Remnant Lumber Company
Yellow Pine Lumber
H. T. Benoit
Shreve Port’s
John Basch
Milam
Wortman & Adams
Marshall Street
General Contractors
E.W. Walker
Lake Street
3. H. Higes
Bear& Co
Deng Store
Crockett Street
Moveangy’ Planing Mill
Texas Avenue
Fred H. Rosenblath & CO
Varnisa
Glass House
Wellman’s
O.f
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Ricks’ Mineral Well
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M. Ricks
Mansfield
Louisiana
Frome and Gandy
L. Parker
West End Wood Yard
J. H. Stephens
John Lake
M. C. Eistner
Jin
Charles Steer
J. Dambly
Shreveport
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