27 Jun 1896
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Newspaper
The Progress
Location
Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1896
Page
1
A wide variety of arboreal floral plus plumed decor is showcased to attract buyers with the newest designs at the lowest prices. The display promises eye catching forms and value for seasonal decorating needs.
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Washington dispatch details the Tailor silver ticket push and populist reactions. It notes a possible Teller nomination, factions within silver and anti silver democrats, and pundits debating whether a single silver ticket can unite the movement. It also covers Republican unease over McKinley and Hobart, and explains the electoral college dynamics if no majority emerges. The piece flags fund-raising plans to counter silver candidates and warns against misinfo about House election timing.
At a Wednesday City Council meeting a majority of Milam street property owners asked bids to pave Milam street between Common and Louisiana streets. Act No 145 allows the city to advertise for bids if two thirds of property owners consent and costs are split two to one in favor of the owners.
The catalog lists men’s Negligee shirts priced at 50 cents per item with 24 dozen available and 75 cents for a dozen fancy shirts. It also notes 25 dozen Balbriggan under shirts at 50 cents and twenty-five dozen Balbriggan French undershirts at 50 cents. A tea lot priced at 100 dollars is mentioned.
NEC declares a specialty in handling the best line of 25 and 50 cent goods in the city and requests inspection of the department to confirm standards.
Our line of Pacntness Night Robes promises comfort and style for every taste. Known for soft fabrics and flattering cuts, these robes aim to please with warmth, fit, and durable quality for home relaxation.
Laces and embroideries are highlighted as the talk of the town with an assurance of superior selection and service. The dealer invites customers to compare and says they can please buyers better than any other.
An assorted sale advertisement lists nickel plated German shears pocket and manicure scissors, 25 cents for belts and shirt waists in various colors, 50 cents for style items, gauze fans in multiple colors, a 21 cent regular fan, Golconda gem pins imitating diamonds, mail order accepted. Also advertised a 14k solid gold ring with a slogan and a 6x8 Holy Bible Oxford Concordance Sabbath-school teachers edition for one dollar.
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