Silver money and the farmer’s stance in silver coinage debates
A William multi‑paragraphed unsigned editorial critiques free silver and unlimited coinage proposals. It argues the plan benefits silver mine owners and harms the treasury, urging farmers to push for limited coinage and to resist mine interests. The prose reflects late 19th century financial debates and includes a joke from the New York Herald.
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Congress
United States Treasury
United States
Farmer Wriands
Eos
Mike
Ignia
Neatness and virtue in girl training in 19th century notes
A long, patched editorial fragment extols neatness in girls as essential virtue, contrasts different appearances, and warns against dirt and carelessness. It blends domestic tips from Laidia's Home Journal with scattered notes on sugar markets, weather, and local anecdotes. The piece references Louisiana topics, storms, and public notices amid a mosaic of advice and reports.
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Ben Hee
Christinn
Laidius Home Journal
Kevenpricy
Sovieiana
Foster
McEnery
Louisiana
New Orleans
E— Christian Advocate
Notice to Advertisers in The Progress columns
Tie Payton and other merchants are invited to place ads in The Progress. The office advertises a full printing service offering bill heads, letter heads, note heads, statements, business cards, circulars, envelopes, receipt books, labels, plantation and bread tickets, milk tickets and more at moderate prices with quick execution.
City Haircut Spot Draws Loyal Old-Timers
In a busy urban parlor modestly described as the best in town, veteran barbers deliver attentive, personalized service. Regulars linger as staff prioritize steady, quality cuts and welcoming conversation for longtime patrons.
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Uler Aviet Plas
EU Tomers
The Local Markets Provisions and Prices
Markets list varied items with prices for bacox steel, meats, fish, fruits and vegetables. Notable entries include salmon from Columbia at per pound rates, tomatoks and other vegetables with several price points, jam jars and boxes, and assorted produce from local merchants.
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Ofa
Yolatol
Untitled historic ledger items and mixed farm goods
A dense OCR of a farm goods ledger lists chickens, eggs, wool, shovels, rope, rubber, coal, coffee and tea prices, with per pound or per unit rates. It references growers, vendors, and varied commodities like lard, oil, soap, cement, and hardware pieces, alongside quantities and occasional store names.
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Louivviny
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Portland
Nate
Misos
Breadsters Flour and Goods Market Listing
Market items listed include flour of steady fancy grade at 480 and 250 260 price ranges, extra patent quality and assorted barrel quantities. Also noted are soda crackers, cream, and sugar and molasses varieties with various lot details and unclear English phrasing.
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