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Newspaper
The Progress
Location
Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1896
Page
4
A local notice from Hicks Bros CoD appears for a Thursday event in Shreyopork at the Milum Street area. The fragmentary text mentions a Tartare in the Peastoter and a Seenmd Chins StaiL, with references to Laetawenal Spring and Market.
Notes from the Hon W. J. Bryan's Chicago remarks summarize key points of his political platform. The excerpts underscore tariff reform, trust regulation, and military preparedness, reflecting the era's debate on economic policy and national defense.
The article defends conventions for congressional nominations, argues farmers and workers are essential business partners, and criticizes elite control. It condemns political mudslinging, touts the gold standard debate, and notes Louisiana Press Association dates and a Denver trip, urging reader attendance and transport planning.
A long column echoes editorials from The Progress urging Democrats to join Bryan and Sawall clubs, notes Shreveport and district leaders, praises Mayor McKetlar and Chief Bresnahan, critiques opponents, and hints at local political feuds while promoting church directories and local businesses. The piece references Uriah Treepes, district attorney Land, and local figures amid broader civic commentary.
A medical office operates above Beard and Co's Drug Store at residence 15 Crockett Street. Specializes in nervous system disorders with dedicated telephone connections for appointments and consultations.
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