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Newspaper

The Progress

Location

Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1898

Page

15

Women Trainers Stir Interest in New Track and Veterinary Fields

The piece highlights women entering demanding roles in horse training and veterinary work, noting Mary Anne Anta and Hattie Tener among prominent figures. It describes their riding, driving, and teaching careers, including Mrs. Monten and Mrs. Crosby, and mentions broader shifts in women’s professional participation in equestrian sports and veterinary services, with examples from clubs and farms. It also briefly covers a Philippine Sultan of Sulu incident involving a hotel burglary and theft of valuables.

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Vision of American continent water and wonders

A long, florid sermon-like discourse extols the American West and Yellowstone, urging irrigation, national unity, and gospelizing the continent. It praises Yellowstone Park, laments vulgar place names, and envisions a future bridge linking continents, with religious revival as the force to civilize and redeem the land.

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War and temperance battle in a saloon era sermon

A long, forceful column condemns saloons as the devil’s arsenal fueling war and moral decline. It argues churches and youth groups must mobilize to fund reservoirs and reform, contrasting heroic wartime virtue with drunkenness and social decay. The piece urges moral action against booze and wartime vice.

Thestad Xaloona Lushend Sosiety Theo Glon Allen

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