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Newspaper
The Progress
Location
Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1896
Page
9
A local store on Texas Street invites shoppers to inspect a large assortment of parasols and umbrellas. They promise very low prices soon and ask customers to call or visit 305 and 307 Texas Street to view stock and share opinions.
Notice of Primary Election issued by the Parish Executive Committee of Caddo, setting September 2, 1896 as the polling day. Thirteen delegates to be chosen from the parish, with a half delegate to represent Caddo in the October Congressional convention. Polls open 9:00 am to 4:00 pm in country precincts and 8:00 am to 6:00 pm in Shreveport. voters must be registered. Parties nominate commissioners at each poll. applications for appointment considered until September 22.
Fragments urge readers to seek wealth for children education and protection against adversity. A call to contact Wm. Cote at an office above Phelps' corner for assistance.
A terse classified note advertises monthly settles ment for six girls at 93.50 per week and recruitment for levee men railroad men vasora and agents through the National Employment Bureau at 265 Milam St.
In Line reports free silver 16 to 1 gaining popularity nationwide as a symbol of quick gains and health benefits. The piece notes vivid, jovial scenes with Frank Serwich and W. B. Weaver at Dining Parlbree in Shreveport, highlighting cheerful public spirit and popular local spots.
Announcement of woolen fabrics including inch Bright all wool Scotch Plaids at 60c per yard and Silk and Wool Plaids with strong selling points. Features 44 inch Black Novelties, 35c per yard, and 2.25 value goods discounted to 44c. Also notes American Woolen item Pix imitates genteel cloth and a La Ferman Hullings rough textured goods suited for skirts and travel wear.
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