The Progress announces candidate notices and lobby concerns
The Progress declares authorized agents for political notices and lists candidates for Sixth ward and Oktech ward. It rails against fire insurance lobbyists, hotel bills, and covert agents, urging voters to defend their interests and expose costly influence with public scrutiny.
Insurance Rates in Shreveport Attract Criticism
A letter criticizes insurance rates as excessive in Shreveport arguing policies burden small and large businesses alike. It blames Southern Tariff Association for rigid rules and high salaries for association leaders, while noting local agents feel powerless.
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Judge Wand Sheds Light on City Railroad Cost Case
Judge A D Land ruled that the property owners must bear three thirds of the cost for paving the street with rails, affirming the city's claim for the share of the railroad’s benefit. Defendants indicated plans for appeal while supporters praised the decision as legally solid. The case involved City of Shrevepark Prescoth and Athens disputing cost sharing and benefits with railroad interests.
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Quarantine rumors grip town amid police and church tensions
Local chatter claims quarantine remains popular, Salvation Army meetings face critique, and officials promise protection. Report notes alleged leniency toward violations, calls for more police presence, and questions about railroad investigations and insurance pressures. Citizens wonder about sanitation board actions and upcoming council meetings.
Ledbetter Brothers Grocery Ad Promises In-Stock Service
Tele orders accepted for family groceries and feed. Ledbetter Brothers boast up to date stock and quick delivery. If the article notes Shreveport availability, they claim to have it.
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Citizens Development Committee Forms Subcommittees
The Citizens Development Committee appoints subcommittees to study street costs land procurement for a new water works and sewers and electric light plant, assess city property valuations and bond financing options, including school buildings. They will report to the committee meeting on November 1 in Shreveport, with members listed for each task.
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