Colored citizens and the shaping of town life in a turbulent era
A lengthy editorial discusses the role of colored residents in community progress, religious life, and schooling. It argues for racial uplift through educated pastors, teachers, and public engagement while criticizing bias and urging constructive action within the law to advance civil rights and civic harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weapen Potiion
Prontiesss
Jone Papar
Howes
Yong
Notable Rats and Public Life Stir in Local Politics
A fragmentary notice portrays a local figure linked to controversial acts involving dead rats and a political master. The piece hints at public attention, with references to favor and approval from a named individual, and suggests a critical view of self interest in political life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laahger
High School Tax Paoeness Announced For Next Year
A fragmentary notice indicates the National Educational Association and Buffalo, New York, discuss a true titled plan regarding the nesting of a school building and the Cotton Belt Route occupying the same building next year. It mentions round-trip tickets pulled on July 4 and welcomes people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Educational Association
Buffalo
N. Y
The Factory Business in Shreveport Promotes Welfare
The article discusses a local effort to grow industry and accelerate progress by advancing factory work. It emphasizes shared community welfare and improved industrial conditions in Shreveport and surrounding areas through collective zeal and organization.
Jordan and Booth Offer Low Priced Clothing and Furnishings
The firm announces exceptionally low prices on clothing and general furnishings with a bold invitation to view their new stock this season. They invite customers to try their shirts and affordable suits, promising value and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan & Booth
Local Notices From a Distant City Echo
A garbled local notice page mentions personal greetings and visits, names like Mr Solivaky and Mrs H.C Roger, and references to weddings, court cases and a historic Knights of Pythias dispute. It notes Prof. Huddle, Monroe journalism, and a lumber company seeking to deliver one million feet of turkey pine.
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Ward Maree
Dolly
Ashe Marselaye
W. A. Menilrick
Woodordi
Doe Solivaky
Hexurkana
W. Ogten
Mr. Ogelet
Ter
Knights of Bythras
New Osleane
Kaonand & Randolph
Daughtry
Knights of Pythias
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Supreme Court
B.A. Tronsdale
The
Evening News
Monroe
Teousdale
Savereport
Moutus
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Hayes
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Taerlod
Col Young
Grvant
Anil Haynes
Saliah
Fiaye Lonter
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Ry Thursiey
Monte St
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Hooft
Corntith
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Misa
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the High School
Davil P. Hadile
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Homer
Huddle
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Shreveport
Trumant Limber Company
Gheneiere
Progress Office
Remnant Lumber Company
Yellow Pine Lumber
H. T. Benoit
Shrevepc
John Basch
Destine
Matalin
Lee Tipet
Basch
Worthan & Adams
Tinners
Goneral Contractors
Gpieveress
COWEN
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Ile
Inguin
Uss
Cuplus
Syeevie Nein Lane
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Temminge
Texas Stover
Charles Sjoerie
Mow Mall
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