An Interesting Session of This Popular Order
The Great Chiefs and 16 Injuns express eagerness that their pale face brethren learn of the beauties and sublime teachings of their society in a notable assembly.
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Newspaper
The Progress
Location
Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1896
Page
8
The Great Chiefs and 16 Injuns express eagerness that their pale face brethren learn of the beauties and sublime teachings of their society in a notable assembly.
The Improved Order of Red Men Great Council met in Monroe on Monday and Tuesday with unusual business and lively deliberations. George W. Phillips received a gold beaded cane from Onaebita Tribe. Ouachita Tribe highlighted its strength and progress. Maguire, Deputy Great Incadence for Arkansas, attended. The next Great Council is planned for Monroe in May next year.
Mr W Mapes is out after illness. Rain fell Wednesday morning. Henderson began a neat cottage on Lacy street. Mrs W B Sampson sought treatment from Dr Theks. Ward 3 residents offered greetings and reports on roads and police concerns. Two story buildings planned on Market and Crockett streets. French Benevolent Association cottage on Crockett street. Mrs Simon’s two story cottage on Common street nears completion. A windstorm toppled a cottonwood at Nelson Seminary. L M Carter purchased H Pfeffer’s jewelry stock. Progerss office hosts visitors from ward 2. George Fetzer’s wagon repainted. G W Ballard in city. road holes noted. police advised. Dr Barron leads gospel meetings at Jacobs compress. Grandma Mittie McLendon visited Progress office. Lee Klotz and Bernard Klotz Jr arrested for fraud. bond set. Local girls rehearse for play RHEE CASA Triumph at school house on 22d for Battle Abbey. Lumber prices advertised by Remaot Lumber Company. West Shreveport seed stock inbound. C B Johnson contracts D S Monroe to build tenement in East Pine. J W Soady bought ready built house on Madison avenue. more buildings planned.
Poland China boars six months old in fair condition weight 125 pounds with strong pedigree for sale. Offered at low trade prices for cow peas. Address AUG MEYER Shreveport Louisiana.
A humorous parish court chronicle describes adjournment scenes with constables and a cast including Deputy Walters, Col Ward, Sheriff Young, Clerk Leonard, Judge Boney, Dr Kendall, Judge Land, and others. It lampoons dull court days, small misdeeds, and the idle chatter of officials while noting peace bonds and aRipans Tabules plug.
The passage urges Christians to accept wrongs as from God, seek to glorify Him through trial, and gain wisdom for conduct. It contrasts instant sanctification with lasting maturity, warning that sudden sinlessness is false while recognizing possible gradual spiritual progress amidst hardship.
The piece argues for perfectionist spiritual life through surrender to God and Holy Spirit, contrasts it with sinful imperfection, and cites Bishop Whipple’s anecdote of an Indian seeking mercy and spiritual understanding, illustrating longing for the Divine amid hardship.
A lengthy passenger tale recalls a weary father and a kindly stranger in a night train berth. After a harsh remark about noise, a strong man comforts a crying baby, offering to swap berths so the mother can rest. The act prompts reflection on understanding others circumstances before criticizing church quarrels.
The piece notes an upcoming Monday inauguration and broad public interest in civil government versus personal affairs. It highlights Taos-like concerns, then centers on Jordan & Booth as Shreveport North Louisiana purveyors, promoting ready-made clothing for men and boys, with dressy shirts, collars, cuffs, hats, shoes, and general outfitting at pleasing prices.
A historic ledger lists numerous land transfers and lot sales in West Shreveport and nearby areas. Names include Noel, Johnson, Dunwoody, Spearman, Roquemore, Roquemar, Cantrell, and others exchanging parcels ranging from single lots to multiple acres with varied prices. Many entries reference blocks, lots, and subdivisions such as Henagie's subdivision, Jordan Street, and Tuxedo Park, with names like J E Jordan, Booth, and J D Slaughter among the principals.
Buck Bradley offers the best bicycles for sale or rent with an hour's exercise on a graceful wheel. He promises affordable prices and fast service. Repairs for guns, pistols, locks, keys, and bicycles are available. Visit Buck first at 413 Market Street, back of Dreyfuss.
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