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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 22, 1897

Page

9

Red Men gathering notes and local hospitality in Shreveport

The writer records Red Men leaders and guests at a Shreveport gathering with names such as C D Hicks Great Prophet and C B Wagner Keeper of Wampum. He notes courtly hospitality from Judge Ray and mentions political interest around a postmaster appointment for Robert Ray. Remarks include social anecdotes, a New Orleans event, and thanks to local officials and guests.

C. D. Hicks C. T. Dixon C. B. Wagner Senior Sagamore Wm Eiler Sagamore John J. Mullin Chas Deal Tho's McCay W.S. Jones Mishenewa E. Cammerof Gaerne We. Fetzer Rebanquet Shreveport Judge Ray Wagner Charley Robert Ray Monroe Charles New Orleans John Schlumbrecht Crescent City Robert Mogel Living Sde George D. A. Johnston City Ed. Ball Consolidated Ice Co Ouachita Parish Will A. Strong

Shreveport News Notes Mention McKellar and Local Leaders

A fragment from a 1897 note discusses Mayor McKellar’s role in paving Shreveport streets, political tension with council members Toombs Danbreun and Quigles, and calls for measured judgment. It also promotes Excelsior Grocery and local professionals Dr C Ratzburg and Leon M Carter. A cottage prayer meeting at Mrs E L Kirk’s home is recorded with religious reflections shared by F R Hicks.

Milam Street Shreveport E. L. Kirk F. R. Hicks

Spinners Wheel Club Formed for Summer Racing in Shreveport

The Cyclist group formed a stock company to resume racing entertainment after months of struggle. Twenty shares at 25 dollars each were sold, a full slate of officers elected, and the old fair ground will host races this season. A wager of 25 dollars was placed on J. C. Abel for a five mile event once racing begins.

Shreveport Wheel Club

Stephenson Ad Justible Bars Hit of the Age

Summer hints target Stephenson as the ad bar maker. The note promotes his adjustable bars as a current craze, urging readers to see Stephenson for the product.

Stephenson

Jules Dreyfuss & Co Limited Promises Better Times Ahead

The ad pledges improving times for dry goods and announces low prices on boots, shoes, hats, fancy articles, notions, and ready made clothing. It notes Mr Jules Dreyfuss purchased goods from first hands, efforts to invite customers, and invites talk at the store about current offerings.

Jules Dreyfuss Jules Dreyfuss & Co., Limited

When You Feel Like Talking Furniture See Stephenson First

A terse advisory suggests consulting Stephenson before discussing furniture matters to settle disputes. The note implies practical caution and relies on a trusted intermediary to avoid escalation.

Stephenson

Hart Acquitted Highlighted In Brief Item

Mr. Maurice J. Hart has been tried and acquitted in a brief news mention. The Little Gem ad promotes wines whiskies cigars and furniture from Stephenson advertising a mosquito net frame and the Dixie product. The note references location opposite Union depot and urges readers to see Stephenson for furniture.

Little Gem Union Depot Maurice J. Hart Stephenson

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mayor McKellar Excelsior Grocery Bon Ton Dr. C. Ratzburg Leon M. Carter McKellar Toombs Danbreun Quigles Louisiana Cycle Co Victor Bicycle No Overman Wheel Co Ng Aieet Milam Bt LourmtaNa Cycle Co J. C. Abel
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