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Newspaper
The Progress
Location
Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1896
Page
13
Fragmentary notice describes two individuals, Bathe and Herbert Furchler, aged 11 months, with unclear details. The editor’s remarks appear in the remaining readable text, offering no clear action or outcome.
By W B Weaver a local ad proclaims roof work repair reliable with new shingles and tin roofs fixed. It touts guarantees, lists prices, invites readers to visit at 208 Milans Street, and mentions deliveries and contacting John B Patterton and Charles Sonwire for services and payment details.
A reflective portrait of John the beloved disciple, his close bond with Jesus, his role alongside Peter, and his enduring influence through the Gospel of John and Revelation. The piece traces his life from listening at Jesus feet to witnessing key events, bearing Mary, preaching, enduring persecutions, and his final days in Ephesus, urging readers to imitate his faithful love.
A local death notice mourns the loss of Mrs. Lander and Mrs. Saenger, expressing deep sorrow for widower J.C. Landers and Dr. Saenger and his children. The writer honors the departed and offers prayers, sympathy, and support to the grieving families in a period of funeral rites and reflection.
The article recounts the death of Henry Hall, a self made and trusted young lawyer and businessman from Fredericksburg, Virginia. His body was found on a railroad near Fredericksburg and transported to Shreveport where friends and family gathered for funeral services. He was closely connected to his parents and to Mrs. M. S. Cuose, whose residence held the services. The piece praises his character, honesty, and reliable nature, and notes sympathy from Ruby and others. The Lilwle Gem Restaurant near the depot advertises as a local dining spot.
Market report from Shreveport lists provisions and commodities with varied prices for wheat, flour, coffee, sugar, tea, tobacco, breadstuffs, and meats. Items priced include bacon, coffee, sugar, molasses, crackers, hay, oats, and beef base, with spreads of wholesale and per unit rates.
The document lists a wide range of commodities with unit prices and weights, including fats, lard, flour, powders, sausages, and hides. It references various regions and suppliers, with figures for per gallon, per pound, per keg, and per barrel, reflecting a mid era marketplace listing.
Special notice from Gordon on Shreveport business matter dated October 24 1806. It states no interest or connection with Gordon Jewelry Company and references vacuity at a former site 210 Taxus Street. Also mentions sale of a residence on Crockett Street with a promising price from Bea Highs Brother at 25 Milam Street.
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