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Newspaper
The Progress
Location
Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1896
Page
12
A clipping notes Hon W. J. Bryan spoke in Chicago on the Postaitive av shreveport mall matter. The report highlights Bryan’s stance and the local implications discussed during the address.
A late 19th century letter discusses prospects for reimagining the Farmers' Union in the state. It lauds the original aid and education efforts, cites financial troubles, and outlines a plan to rebuild with low dues, a $2.50 monthly state contribution, and a 50 cent initiation fee to welcome old members. The writer intends to travel parish by parish to rally support and reestablish the order’s mission for farmer betterment.
A column of favorable remarks extols public figures and services in Shreveport. Chief Bresnahan, Custodian Richards, District Attorney Land, Sheriff’s office staff, police jury leadership, and local officials receive commendations for diligence, courtesy, and effectiveness. Local infrastructure and institutions are noted as orderly and well managed.
The Democrats of the Hirst Louisiana District nominated Hon. John Fitzpatrick for Congress on Saturday despite his efforts to back General Adolph Mayer the incumbent. Stalwarts like Jobo Brewster Vic Mancherret Ramy Brook Guillotte opposed the move, yet Fitzpatrick received wild enthusiasm from the rank and file. Despite claims he cannot accept the nomination, observers doubt this, noting Fitzpatrick is a shrewd politician.
A garbled description touts a rail race between Colorado routes via Fort Worth and Denver City, and Union Pacific. claims fastest through service and mild springlike weather. Mentions sales contact J B Donglwe and general agent address, with unclear signatures and dates.
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