Trains Arrive and Depart in Shreveport Dispatch Note
Report from Shreveport dated March 24 1849 records arrivals and departures of trains and streetcar movement within the city. Details cover outward routes and ticketing notes for local travel.
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Newspaper
The Progress
Location
Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1894
Page
8
Report from Shreveport dated March 24 1849 records arrivals and departures of trains and streetcar movement within the city. Details cover outward routes and ticketing notes for local travel.
Local column notes authorized agents in DeSoto parish and Ruston La. References to properties on Crockett street near Texas Avenue, possession date March 1, 18. Plantations and remedies advertised for pain relief and rheumatism. Ice cream maker Charles Steer touted. Commerce notices include sheriff visits, a Midway Union meeting two miles from Shreveport, and a rainstorm flooding Texas Street. Advertisements for Plantation Syrup, liver pills, and chill cure appear along with retail notices and a property auction at Fair Grounds.
Announcement lists three Democratic contenders for Louisiana’s 40th congressional district, including H. Ogden and H. White, with brief praise, past roles, and stance on key issues. The piece notes corrections to a prior mistaken report about a political dispute and ends with an advertisement for Plantation Sarsaparilla and Liver Pills.
A vivid sketch of Washington as a leisure hub for wealthy families retirees and widows dominated by army and navy officers and diplomats. the capital attracts visitors and fashion and features a quirky anecdote about a streetcar encounter showing social dynamics in the city.
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