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Newspaper
The Progress
Location
Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1894
Page
7
Readable notes outline the arrival and departure times of trains. The fragment mentions Perse ting rrdne reboh Bheevayurl and oly part ve tol liwer, indicating timetable details and destination hints within a historic rail sheet.
A Saturday night blaze at Lewis Bailie & Co's store erupted with a loud explosion injuring bystanders and destroying an estimated twenty two thousand dollars in property. Firefighters led by Chief Bresnahan fought the inferno with volunteers, salvage crews, and city officials aiding until the flames were checked.
A column notes various local items including contracts with Mr D Hicks and agents in Detate parish and Aston La. Mentions a two story dwelling on Crockett street near lexis Avenue occupied by Dr A McCloud and sewerage water works improvements. Several social visits and appointments are recorded with local figures and institutions named.
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