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The Progress in Shreveport, Louisiana

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Newspaper

The Progress

Location

Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1897

Page

22

Snakes for the trade and a royal youth’s chiding tale

A Minnesota snake farm near Rochester, run by O. W. Estes, breeds rattlesnakes for sales to circuses, caroons, and stores. The piece details hatchery methods, handling by Estes and his eight year old daughter Hazel, and diverse reptiles kept for customers. It also covers the Prince Alexander Battenberg’s pettiest grievances and his Queen Victoria era context.

Estone Rochester Main Northwest North Connex Florida Blissis-sippi O. W. Estes Renomore Mr. Estes Minnesota Rathler Minneapolis

Cyrus A Sulloway Tallest Congressman of Manchester Origin

Cyrus A Sulloway of Manchester New Hampshire is depicted as the tallest congressman with a magnetic personality. The article recalls his early defense of Salvation Army members in Manchester, his marriage to a bright eyed lass, and his lucrative law practice and popularity at home and in Washington.

Mooner Sulloway Washington Salvation Army Manchester Silloway Mr. Sulloway Himelf Cyrus A. Bulloway

Retired village postwoman ends long service

An elderly postwoman with decades of service covered a vast district between Wick and Bitton near Gloucester. At 72 she retires with a small pension after a lifetime of round trips in all weathers, never robbed or assaulted, and praised for her steady, long career. The text notes sparse population and limited assistance for the elderly.

Wick Bitton Gloucester Althiuugh T Lee Draters Tutstol Hannah Brewer

Old Hannah Brewer Claims Long Letters to Exgian

An aged woman described as Hannah Brewer tells a Daily Mail representative of delivering letters throughout a reign from childhood. The fragmentary account notes her joining a group described as the supermanuated and references schooling, childhood, and a long history of correspondence.

Exgian Hannah Drewer London Daily Mail

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