Turbulent parish politics and a sudden farewell
A fragmented account recalls a bitter contest in Shreveport parish between factions branded as clean shop and others, urging stand against alien influence and private aims. It also notes the deaths of Clarence O. Dockery and Douglas H. Hunter, honored memory of school days under Captain George E. Thatcher, and a local job printing office advertcament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatda
Grath
Tinekond
Wevn
Shreveport
Willan
Rhein
Ureity
Ernst
Vero
Mystic River
Clarence O. Dockery
Douglas H. Hunter
Earth
George E. Thatcher
Farm iLints and garden notes from Meridian press
A mixture of horticulture and livestock guidance drawn from Home and Farm columns. Readers learn about composting manure for gardens, early 19th century soil tips, best practices for pruning and care of roses and geraniums, and horse and dairy herd management including milking routines and stable behavior to minimize losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Cove
Wasatie
The Voice of a Woman in Reform Movement
A fragmented 19th century broadside mixes anti vice rhetoric with intimate moral advice. It condemns gum chewing and stresses home piety while urging women readers to vote for morals and the candidate Murphy Poster, linking domestic virtue to public duty. The piece includes exhortations to girls about behavior in public and a reflective closing on female influence and family life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paneer
Forge of
Peayer
Anal Pirate
Fey
Frere
Murray
Ronnie Penn
Erin
Anton Hy
Ioral
Thorn
Tyre
Pine
Bennething
Murphy
Fehall
Eitor
Moser
Mart
Home
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DR. C.ratzburg
Cthi Teens
Orne Redenhelmer
W. Kendall
Notary Pantic Eh
Horie
Sigwenport
Ours
White & Perrin
Texas
Law
Sile Stable
Muissaud Horses
Fae Sale
Sam
Rogers
Christy, Jr
Paper Haven
Citar Uns
Heaslo
Joan
Cnet Shree
Feo
Machinist
Wage Wellman
Treas Ave
Pega
North Lon
Tir Paocusss
Tvrweeceir
Turkey
Indonesia
Colin
Eadie
Berntrhen
Proll
Stockman
Uf Prand
Live Stock Journal
Meridian
Misa
Leyte
Craighond
Abe
D. Hicks
Phe Tavern
Ghana
Tinea
Brande
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