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Newspaper
The Progress
Location
Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1892
Page
8
The item lists Rover Cleveland of New York as a presidential candidate and AbLaL E Blevera ux of Hitiwas representing Prohibition. The fragment outlines a third party or reform slate with two named individuals and the Prohibition label.
The Progress editorial addresses dissatisfaction within the Democratic Party over a congressman nomination process. It notes Blanchard's desire for a fair field, his requests to consult allies and Hunter, and urges unity under a central committee decision. The piece cautions against factionalism and calls for harmony to support the party nationally.
A discussion of the Democratic party's muddled state in Gad dopariah reflecting concern for party success locally and statewide in light of the approaching presidential campaign.
Post master E C Drew at Acvalis retires from the Advance editorial desk praising his work. A Manufacturers Record roundup lists Southern enterprise: woodworking, fuel gas, surgical instruments, earthenware, coal mining, tobacco shaping, real estate, lumber, mining, milling, salt and ore, water supply, baking powder, milling, ice machines, and other regional firms with varied capital amounts.
A collage of 19th century clippings discusses John L. Sullivan's dignified loss and a victory by an American. It laments overextended timber industries in Britain, criticizes Democratic Republican rule, and questions cotton finance and political reform. It notes a People’s Party stance and a call to support the Battle Flag publication for a year.
Writ of fieri facias issued to Henry Halaner and Timothy Joves directs a public sale at the front door of Caddo parish courthouse to satisfy judgment. Auction scheduled Saturday August 16 1892. Property described as Lot No 9 in the Howell subdivision with improvements. terms per appraisement.
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