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The Progress in Shreveport, Louisiana

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Newspaper

The Progress

Location

Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1897

Page

5

Ravens and Havens Sermon on Providence and Faith

A preacher urges trust in God for bodily needs and eternal salvation, using Ravens as symbols of divine providence. He recalls a Chicago widow Jane Pithey and a coal miracle, urging believers to seek daily sustenance and spiritual renewal through faith, prayer, and repentance.

Beaven Heaven Elijah Tremenas Jane Pithey Chicago Havens

Mrs Jennie Crays Elected Minneapolis School Board President

Mrs Jennie Crays is elected president of the Minneapolis school board after four years on the board and is the first woman to hold the post. The ex officio role on the library and tax levy boards raises a legal question about eligibility, as men are believed to be the only members of the levy board. Minneapolis Cor. Chicago Times Herald.

Christ God Havens Jesus Christ Jennie Foreign Missionary Society of Plymouth Church Jennie C. Cray Library Board

Village Franchises: A Plan to Sell Not Gift

A fragment discusses a village considering selling franchises rather than gifting them. It argues that selling could fund street maintenance, reduce dependence on tax, and enable the community to preserve control and possession by using refunds to support necessary improvements and enable ongoing operations.

Miss Temple Decorator Trusted With Cleveland House

Miss Grace Lincoln Temple renowned for decorating the Woman's Building at the Atlanta exposition has been trusted with Cleveland's new house at Princeton. Her work graces many Washington homes and other handsome residences, showcasing her artistic interior design.

Miss Temple Miss Grace Lincoln Temple Washington Cleveland Princeton

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