Property prospects in city show prime building lots
A terse list describes ground on Jordan and Crockett, corner Texas predu e Murphy streets, plus lots on Murphy and Sprague Lawrence and Donovan, with rents noted from eight to four dollars monthly. It highlights fine city building lots and tenement rents, urging sale of well paying properties near医院 hospital area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Urphy
Izard
Crockett
Murphy Street
Hospital
Correspondence endorses reform and immigration push in Louisiana
A reader letter praises a progressive stance against political machine influence and saloon politics in Louisiana. It urges Governor Foster to appoint an immigration agent to promote settlement, land development, and fair elections, calling for disciplined migration to North Louisiana and more aid to homesteaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maserrein
Vine
Louisiana Haa
Manehinery
North Lautiana
Foster
Another Farmer Writes Progress Letter to Editor
A farmer writes from June 28, 1602, praising The Progress while criticizing its subscriber policy. He supports the paper financially, pledging a dollar and promising more if the paper improves, urging the agricultural classes deserve a strong journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress
Greenwood Letter Advocates Immigration for Local Reform
A 1502 Greenwood letter urges small farmers to welcome immigrants to boost local schools, land use, and enterprise. The writer notes corn and cotton yields, calls for stronger communities, improved schools, and greater neighborly effort to support farming, stock raising, and home life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerhwood
Progress Tones
China
Tren
Inhorera
Jatooerual
Louisiana
North Faulsians
Assention
Editorial letters urge clergy to counter corruption in Louisiana
Readers throng the press to condemn pastors who vote for corruption and preach politics. The missive calls church members to moral action, denouncing religious officials who stay silent and urging sharper moral leadership in public life. The poet Morris’s Word and the American opera note accompany the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobs Ingersoll
Louisiana
Texas
John
Morris
Cuba’s World Fair visit highlights Havana expectations
Delegates from Cuba during a recent Havana visit emphasized strong interest in showcasing inland prosperity at the Chicago exposition. They plan to display historic paintings of the Columbian era and other sugar industry representational items, while noting preparations by U S producers for a notable exhibit. Community workers in Havana detail daily routines and street cleaning efforts amid ordinary weather conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Tie
Thien
Comte
United
Staten
Budbee Huck
Walter Dagrmecti
Reyneterd
Anton Seidl
Cipistel
Auwrican
Walter Dasranch
Moet Ret
Ain Artors Real
Symphony Society
New York
Metropulitaes
Damerneh
Eum
Wagner
Thorn
Ehautrietr
Walter
Walter Darramh
Andrew Cartojie
Baie
Imen
Walter Danosch
Cuba
J. &. West
Havana
Cuber
Chicago
Alan
United States
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DR. C. Ratzburc
Terns Street
Bateman
Markat Street
Marc Ean Fannin
Fintes Renapnabie
U. T. Bateman
Prop
Sport
Tat
Jordan
Lota
Sprague
Lawrence
Donovan Strest
Lote
Davis Street
Lateinnac
AW. C.ook
Vrs
Milan Etzvot
C. D. Hicks
Ingh
Vese Lamp
Mansfield
Greenwood Letter
Cieeveroat
Dunrwch
Nevilate
George FP. Hriavow
Quo
Rip van Winkle
J. Pratt
Archie Sullivans
William Ollbere
Wbretton
Foatle
Mandelan
Ax Dudley Buck
William A. Croft
Deveret
Reginald ‘de Kaven
Hewa
The
Parians
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