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Newspaper

The Progress

Location

Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1896

Page

8

Address to Editor on Political Position and Partisan Critique

A reader questions the editor’s political stance and integrity amid Louisiana party tensions. The letter mocks Foster and Malone in a debate over election fairness, predicting partisan backlash from both Progress and its critics while praising the editor’s supposed honesty and influence.

Ible Pharr Murphy J. Foster Foster Malhattan Ochiltree Ananias Caddo Bossier Red River Webster Ouachita DeSoto Rapides Touas Concordia Fast Carrell West Carroll St. Joho Plaquemines Progress Gov. Poater

Local and Personal News and Notices in The Progress

Local and personal notes from the town, with mentions of new sidewalks, a concrete front yard, a near-completed tenement, and various visits by state figures. Reports include deaths, weather impacts on crops, a public auction, telephone ring initiatives, and a forthcoming election in the Fifth District to fill a Congress seat on June 1.

Bell HE. K. Henderson Fanny Sorreils Gary Street J. A. W. Lowry Senate John Pickett Blanchard M. Israel Shreveport Tom Progress G. W. Hartsfield Arcadia Dr. Hartsfield W. C. Vane Buck Horn Bossier Parish John McGrath Natchitoches John A. Barlow L. T. Sanders Plain Dealing Plaquemine Grand Lodge Lik Louisiana Joannes Smith Benton Lassiter Foster Congress Boatner Benoit

Pies and Proverb Tale Ends With Blessing Quote

A fragmented excerpt presents a proverb about grain and millstone, noting that whatever fate befalls Hle, others will reap benefits. It closes with a blessing on not expecting anything to avoid disappointment. Epyror.

Board of Trade Meets to Drum Up Cotton Mills for Shreveport

City leaders and business figures gathered as Mr Phenis of the Manufacturers Record proposed advertising Southern industries to lure capital. A five member committee was named to press negotiations for cotton mills here, with W B Jacobs Levi Cooper E H Youree J H Jordan and S B Johnson on the soliciting panel. The meeting also labeled Mr Hawkins as a "bummer" in jest.

Shreveport Cspital Phenis Manufactuurers’ Record S. B. Hicks Board of Trade W.S Penick, Jr First National Bank Hicks Messrs. W. B. Jacobs C. J. Randall Shreveport Board of Trade Board Trade Isaac Barron W. B. Ogilvie J. P. Scott W. J. Bayerndorffer Messrs W. B. Jacobs Levi Cooper E. H. Youree J. H. Jordan B. Johnson Mr. H Hawkins The

From Start to Finish The Uninterrupted Line of Success

The passage extols success as self evident and earned through personal merit. It emphasizes that achievement requires no loud proclamation and highlights a clothing establishment signifying progress and prominence.

Jordan & Booth stock and sales momentum across North Louisiana

By its well arranged business affairs and steady public favor, Jordan & Booth shows increased patronage not only in Shreveport but across North Louisiana. The stock and goods appeal to customers, and sales will follow with proper pricing and demand.

Shreveport North Louisiana

Jordan and Booth Offer Plans for Your Future

Do you want to get ahead in the world to provide for your children's education and safeguard loved ones against adversity Call Wm C Agurs for details Office over Phelps corner arranging access to plans and protection.

Wm. C. Agurs Phelps’ Corner

Railroad Ticket Sale and Schedules for Conventions

Advertises Kansas City Shreveport and Gulf Railway service to Republican St Louis and Democratic Chicago conventions with two hours ten minutes faster routes from Shreveport. Announces limited time round trip fare June 13–15 1896 and ventibule train feature. Also mentions local killings and bicycle sales and repairs by Buck Bradley at 413 Market Street.

St. Louis Chicago Kansas City Shreveport Gulf Louisana M. L. Scovell W. A. Williams Texarkana Tex

Thoroughbred Pigs For Sale And Texas Pacific Fare Notice

Poland China boars six months old weight 125 pounds offered for sale at low trade prices for cow peas. Address August Meyer Shreveport Louisiana. Also state bicycle meet at Dallas with Texas and Pacific selling round trip tickets May 28 and May 21 return at fare rate.

Meyer Shreveport Dalles Texas and Pacific Dallas

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