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Newspaper
The Progress
Location
Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1897
Page
6
Fragmentary text shows a sale pitch for embroideries and laces with mentions of prices and colors. It references a religious tone with phrases about Jesus and offerings, and notes seat prices around 250 in the context. The readable portion centers on fabric goods and pricing.
Fragments describe a sale event with assorted items and vague pricing. The readable portions reference paper goods and cloth items with irregular pricing and a list of products, but core details and full context are missing. The notice appears to be an inexact OCR fragment from a shop sale advertisement.
Hale offers large belt closeout with harness buckles and leather belts. Regular prices 45c now 17c each in green oxblood man and black. Black silk belts with gilt or silver buckles, 1c. Metal and leather belts offered at competitive prices.
The notice lists dress linings and fabrics in a Cambric and Cambrie collection with prices per yard. It mentions waist bindings, various colors, and novelty linings as part of Vinlire production stocks. Aimed at Misses and Children, the catalog shows accessible quantities and stock availability.
The excerpt lists various notions and dress materials with prices and descriptions. Items include dress boxes, notions at mid range prices, and accompanying details about buttons, eyes, hair supplies, and small sewing notions, reflecting a late period catalog style with price marks and abbreviations.
A local ad boasts lace curtains and draperies in silk, serins, tapestry, and home fabrics. It lists options like Pabries, Greatons, Chinnelle, Portiers, and related items for deanery use, with prices from 60 cents per pair to 1.25 per yard and deals on bulk purchases.
The text lists various goods including hose and fabrics with garbled pricing notes. Mentions quality and sale references, and scattered phrases about items like silk like thread and possible gas or wheel mentions, but many words are unclear or jumbled. No cohesive event or clear entities emerge.
Fragmented OCR shows cotton grade pricing with several unreadable letters and symbols. The readable items list unbleached cotton at varied grades with prices around 1 4 to 9d per unit, but many characters are garbled, making exact grades and values uncertain.
We have a wide stock of quality mens and youths wear including Chiv rr ENANG FRENC e ARI PLANNER and related items. Prices apply to both dried and undried goods. A Special Good Stock For Boy's and Youths' For School or dress purpo, with styles to please. Stocks like these are seldom found at BANKRUPT SALES.
A terse note argues that one man’s sacrifice in production is another’s gain, highlighting tensions between shared effort and individual reward within industrial work dynamics.
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