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Newspaper

The Progress

Location

Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1897

Page

6

Progress brief from Sheevi sum La March 27 1807

Brief despatch from Sheevi sum in Louisiana dated March 27 1807 notes a local event or development. Limited readable text mentions location La and date, with no clear names or outcomes available in the fragment.

Sum, la

Local Praise and Promotions Gazette in The Progress

Madam Rumor remarks on civic figures praise for Donahoe Lowenthal McKellar Nelson Querbes and Colquitt while lauding labor clergy and city council. notes Texas avenue paving need and Progress job work quality at 208 Milam Street with a Rambler ad and a playful line about a “Germ” for fresh summers.

Texas Avenue Father Scharle Shreveport Petw Yonnes Hee Police R. K. Colquitt

Caddo Levee Board Organized and Tax Levies Set

The Caddo Levee Board organized with W. E. Hamilton as president and S. N. Kerley re elected secretary. Directors include R J M Patterson W E Hamilton C W Lane August Meyer John Glassell Jr E M Smith and John Sentell A 10 mill property tax a 5 cent per acre land tax and 50 cents per bale cotton levy were approved to fund board activities.

Caddo Levee Board Parish R.J. M. Patterson W. E. Hamilton C. W. Lane August Meyer John Glassell, Jr E. M. Smith John Sentell S. N. Kerley Caddo Levee Alliland

Lava Coated Cooking Ware and Local Shop Ads

An 1897 notice advertises Lava Coated Cooking Ware and Sisks Anti Rust Tinware sold by F. Martel & Son at 211 Texas Street, plus The Improved New Enterprise line. It also mentions the Little Gem restaurant, a future hotel on Texas Avenue, and oysters at the Little Gem opposite the union depot. A missing horse mule theft report offers a liberal reward.

I Have It Mixed Ground Feed Under Victor Brand

The issuer recalls a public notice about resuming the dating of Mixed Ground Feed once manufactured by Ivie and Thurmond. It states stock equal to the former output, claims superior quality at a cheaper per 100 pounds than Bran, and notes sales under the exclusive Victor brand with prices on request.

Ivie & Thurmond

General Market Prices and Commodities Listing

The listing covers farm and market prices for groceries and provisions including hens per dozen at 2 75 to 3.00, fryers 2.50 to 2.75, butter country 12 1 2 per pound, Jersey eggs 18 4 0 to 20c, bacon 5 7 8, lard compound 4 3 4, flour 5.50 patent, meal and rice prices, sugar and molasses ranges, onions 1.50 per bushel, Irish potatoes 69c per bushel, cabbage 2.50, corn 38 per bushel, hay prairie Arkansas 11, various fibers and hardware including axes, plows, rope, and wagon components.

Jersey Hope Howe Tima Chiasins

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sheevi F. M. Donahoe Paul Lowenthal McKellar Nelson Andrew Querbes Louisiana Cycle Company, Limited Milam Street Little Gem Commissioner Wise Texan Avenue McCutchen’s Field Gamblin Place Bernstein Bros W. T. Willis Union Depot M. Burtch & CO Gen. Commission Micam Street Q. Hollingsworth Milo Booher General Market New Louisiana Escalen's Chowe Prairie Arkansas Iron and Hardware Hite and Wool Market Fura Queen S&s Crescent Queen & Crescent W. B. McGroarty City Hall Pharmacy City Hall
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