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Newspaper
The Progress
Location
Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1897
Page
9
A fragmented report notes George for Mayor at Cateye Rew, and a quiet home wedding of Mr. and Mrs. McClure on Jordan Street witnessed by close friends. The piece references local officials, a probate correction, and miscellaneous town updates with cautious, non-graphic language.
An account describes Miss Annette Drexfuss being knocked down by a vehicle on Texas Street Thursday. Capt Levi acted quickly, reaching the scene and assisting, though the girl remained conscious and was not severely harmed.
The Times of Sepe claims each copy is sanitized for safety as officials fumigate New Orleans editions. Readers split on the statement with some finding comfort and others criticizing the claim as evasive and unnecessary.
A fragment notes three individuals are near a New Orleans area site that has been thoroughly fumigated before departure. The passage implies potential harm but lacks specifics on events or outcomes.
Cap Hagarn fled with alfalfa and a blaze caused a loss near five thousand dollars. The owner reported insurance partly covered the damage and the incident remains under investigation by local authorities.
A report notes a fire at Mar. W. HH where a gin was burned with 40 bales of cotton this week. No further details on cause or damages are provided in the readable text.
Don Serrells is accused by Sabine Banner of a relationship that hints at legal entanglements. Banner claims Serrells keeps a typewriter in his law office and implies a pattern of sexual familiarity. The dispute centers on personal and professional lines.
Mr. Kruttschnitt has postponed the State Central Committee meeting indefinitely due to quarantine restrictions, curtailing scheduling and delaying planned deliberations.
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