Community notices and political chatter in Shreveport
Fragments report Mrs Sy hosting a patriotic event with thanks to residents and church helpers. Local candidates are named for city council and congressional posts, with praise for Crain family roots and a note on Me Enery's gubernatorial bid. Kansas City envoy Leigh visits amid quarantine as D P McCallum joins the Weather Bureau after Davis moves to Charlotte.
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D. P. McCallum
Idaho Falls
Charles Davis
Weather Bureau
Davis
Charlotte North Carolina
Coming marriage announced for Me Curtis Scoville and Ming Mary Taw Yuiglee
A notice states Curtis Scoville and Ming Mary Taw Yuiglee will wed at St Marka Episcopal Church next Wednesday at 8:30 PM. The Progress plans to publish a follow up feature after the ceremony. Dr Randolph’s comments on the disease differ from the opening lines.
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Ming Mary Taw Yuiglee
St. Marka Episcopal Church
Dr. Randolph
First Blood For Councilman Bernstein Tuesday Night
Opelousas Tribune reports a councilman from the old Sixth Ward, L. B. Crain 86, claims victory after H. H. Youree resigns. The piece references tariff doctrine and calls for taxing luxury items while keeping necessities free.
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Abe Meyer for councilman in old Sixth Ward
The Thibodaux Sentinel notes Abe Meyer, a Shreveport business pioneer and loyal Democrat, as a candidate to fill the Sixth Ward vacancy after H. H. Youre’s resignation. It lauds his vigor, cool conduct, and progressive spirit to guide the council. The newspaper also reports on unique corn husk coverings observed by Theophile Thibodaux, grown by Alexander Chenet on Bush Grove plantation from seed sent by a friend.
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Crain
Shreveport
Abe Meyer
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Meyer
Thibodaux
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Alexander Chenet
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Chenet
Fresh Goods and Low Prices from Weaka and Walters
Weaka and Walters announce a planned large family grocery business in Shreveport. They promise polite attention, fresh goods, low prices, and prompt delivery as they monitor markets to secure the best value for customers.
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