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The Progress

Location

Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1897

Page

2

Caddo Parish Urges Farmer Representation in Constitutional Convention

The Progress argues for country representation from Caddo in the Constitutional Convention. It lists numerous Ward One to Ward Eight residents, stressing non lawyers as thoughtful, capable delegates and urging at least one farmer from the district.

Caddo Parish J.M. Hoss S.G. Spear- Man W. H. Adams H. H. Hockobay W. N. McClendon L. D. Ivans L. Z. Crawford J. S. Jolly John A. Hudson E.C. Robinson J. I. Schumpert Ward Six W. Perkins W. A. Hendrick P. P. Keith George A. Colquitt Ward Seven A. B. Crowder John L. Gale Wm. Robson W. J. Hutchinson John M. Robertson J. W. Hughes J. R. Moss Ward THE Progress Constitutional Convention Caddo

A Friend at Court magazine advertisement notice

A monthly magazine of law government and literature promotes itself as a public educator of the highest order. It highlights concise informed analysis of Uncle Sam s government and offers subscriptions with commissions and sample copies via Washington DC address 611 F St NW.

Courrt Co F. St. N.W Washington, D.C

Thatcher Institute notice in September event

Thatcher Institute announces a scheduled matter on Monday or September. The readable fragments suggest an institutional notice with date context but lack clear action, place, or full details. Further text is needed for a precise summary.

Floral Dreyfus and Meyers Wed at Jewish Synagogue

Miss Flora Dreyfus married Mr Ralph Meyers of Monroe Louisiana on Wednesday October 20 1897 at high noon. The ceremony featured a wedding march by Miss Clars V Prescott with a choir of voices including Mrs Conn Miss Ruby Roseman and Mr A J Newman. Ushers included Henry Kahn Julius Levy Harry Weil and Simon Bahr. Attendants were Mr George Dreyfus Miss Clara Florsheim Mr Mose Frank Miss Claudia Meyers from Arkansas Mr Leon Kahn Miss Carrie Florsheim Mr J C Simon and Miss Emma Florsheim. The bride wore white Duchesse satin with chiffon and orange blossoms. The synagogue décor combined white roses lilies ivy palms and a canopy of wedding bells. The rabbi’s words stressed constancy fidelity and love. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs S G Dreyfus and is praised for grace and character. the groom is a Monroe resident and described as a noble man. May they enjoy happiness.

Flora Dreyfus Ralph Meyers Monroe Clars V. Prescott Anthony Conn Ruby Roseman A. J. Newman Henry Kahn Julius Levy Harry Weil Simon Bahr George Dreyfus Clara Florsheim Mose Frank Claudia Meyers Arkansas Leon Kahn Carrie Florsheim J.C. Simon Emma Florsheim Leman Ss. G. Dreyfus Lazar Kahn G. Dreyfus

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