24 Oct 1896
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Newspaper
The Progress
Location
Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1896
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR reports talk of political maneuvering, elections on November 8, and party strength in Fairfield. Mentions of a mayoral paving project, Democratic party concerns, and editorial caution about integrity frame a chaotic, unnamed era of local politics and press tension.
We offer millions in goods at lowest prices this season with THOS GARY stock. Purchases of one dollar earn a ticket toward a piano draw. the holder of the most tickets wins. Details on the drawing to be announced.
Dr C Ratzburc, a dentist, operates from a storefront above Phelps Corner Shoe Store. The listing notes the professional location in a downtown block, highlighting his practice and neighboring businesses.
Le Hics Bros advertise real estate bargains in Ireat estate offerings. The notice highlights low prices, limited lots, and quick sale terms aimed at local buyers seeking affordable property options.
The Progress lists public speaking events for Hon. B. W. Bailey and Dr. George A. Kelly on October 26 to 29 in multiple towns including Minden Pleasanton Arcadia Sarepta Wootingsport Blanchard Rocky Mount and Benton with Bailey and Kelly to address local audiences on the Populist ticket for Congress.
A call to Democrats to stand duty bound, support the party platform, and back leader William Jennings Bryan as Reconstruction era politics hinge on active voting. Emphasizes fair election law, citizen loyalty, and rising opportunities to secure victory through steadfast participation.
Strayed or stolen from J. B. Slattery's pasture three miles south of Shreveport about October 12 a small day mare age 5 or 6, about 14 hands high, long body and mane, star on forehead, no other marks. Reward offered for information leading to recovery to A. Mitchell or H. C. Rogers Shreveport Louisiana.
An advertisement touts ladies' all wool ribbed Oxford cut garments in Vesta Hht cream, described as beauties valued at 2.90 but available for 150 cash in a bold ready sale.
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