The Progress bicycle contest colors the town
Madam rumor floats through the community as The Progress promotes a bicycle contest open to all parish residents. Citizens discuss delegates to the constitutional convention, local politics, and yellow fever fears while voters use coupons as votes for their favorite beauty or rider. The paper urges participation, visits to 205 Milam Street, and equal treatment of all contestants as fever concerns ease.
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Caddo
Mr. Wagner
Valley Railroad
Coushatia Central
Shreveport
New Orleans
J. M. Foster
Louisiana Cycle Company
Progress
Milam Street
The Colonel's Story Continues with Family Counsel
Excerpt shows Felicita confiding to Aunt Venus about an engagement and parental guardianship. Venus counsels on upbringing and fate, while a debate on providence vs self-determination unfolds. The segment ends with a note that the author has moved his business to Crockett and Texas. Corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felicita
Aunt Venus
Mammy
Mary John
Plumber John E. Schilling Advertises Local Services
John E. Schilling, plumber and tinner, offers all kinds of work on short notice. Located on Louisiana Street between Milam and Crockett streets at John Cook'sgid stand.
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Louisiana Street
Milam and
Crockett Streets
John Cook
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Madam Rumor Says
Venus
Mars Prudehm
Young Mars Juge
Papa
Texas St
Crockett and
Texas Avenue
J. Corbett
John E. Schilling
Plumber & Tinner
John Busch
Market Street
Milam Totioss
the Peoples Store
People's Store
Texas Street
Nelson
W. C. Bullard