Mena Progress notes many local arrivals and events
The local issues column lists residents dropping by from nearby areas, a sick list update, renovations to buildings, and community updates. It mentions Noah Tyson, T. P. Williams, J. Gee Hadley, Rev. A. S. Lutz, Rev. W. S. Penick, the Kahn Dry Goods Company stock, and garden and cotton activity. Also covered are public works, theater posters, school openings, and upcoming attractions plus quarantine efforts by the colored community.
Missouri mules for sale at D Moore’s yard
A. C. Mitchell advertises one car load of large well broken Missouri mules for sale at fair prices at his stables in D. Moch's wagon yard Tex as avenue number 1,000. The piece argues against spending 76,000 for a railroad, calling it folly and reckless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Moch
Texas Avenue
Missouri
A. C. Mitchell
Shreveport
Bossier
Red River
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Mack
Noah Tyson
Bayou
Mr. Tyson
Jacobs
Smith & Martin
T. J. Dare
Messrs
B. F
Doc) O'Neal
Henry
Benton
O'Neal
Bassier Parish
C. H. Ardis
Hon. M.S. Jones
Dewing
Reube
Bryans
Gold-Bugs
Chas. F. Gordon
Gordon Jeweler Company
A. S. Lutz
Jackson
Louisiana
J. Gee Hadley
W.S. Penick Jr
Sam Dreyfuss
Kahn Dry Goods Company Ltd
L. B. Phillips
W. E. Meyers
New Orleans
Columbia Club
J. M. Robinson
Knox Point
Messrs. Harman & Culbertson
The
Shreveport Cotton Oil Company
George E. Thatcher
J.H. Thatcher
H.R. Flynn
Avenue Baptist
Col
Boston
Massachusettetts
National Baptist Convention
Joseph G
Thomas H. Kelly
Austen
Texas
W. H. LaPrade
H. W. May
First Methodist Church
Jordan Street
W. Caperton
Lucy Wilson
Peter Youree
Susie Rose
New York
Sour Lake Medicine Company
Steward
Edenborne
West Shreveport
Marie Furman
West Shreveport School House
West Shrevepe
Hine
Price
Excelsior
the City Hotel
A. J. Reynolds
C. C. Miller