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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 19, 1896

Page

9

Parasols and Umbrellas Offered at Low Prices in Shreveport

PACH OH shows a fresh assortment of parasols and umbrellas discounted to attract buyers at 305 and 307 Texas Street in Shreveport Louisiana. The store invites customers to view the stock, compare prices, and share opinions while they recenter on price reductions.

Lave Texas Street

Fire wipes out tobacco at Calhoun plant and wedding joy

A blaze at the Calhoun Tobacco Company warehouse destroyed 28 000 pounds of tobacco worth about 7000 with 500 insurance. The same week Ward Three of the parish heard the marriage of Mollie Kent to F M Bostia at the Kent home. The marriage was officiated by Rev W W Williams.

Calhoun Galboun Phia Cal Goan Tobacco Cmpany W. B. Kent Mollie F. M. Bostia Hay W. W. Williena Bentville Bia

16 to 1 brings cheerful mood to Shreveport eatery

In a light tone the writer praises 16 to 1 as a magic word boosting public spirits. References to Frank Serwich’s eatery and Ladies' Dicing Parlors in Shreveport highlight popular local spots and a jovial atmosphere. W. B. Weaver is noted in a casual, promotional voice.

Frank Serwich W. B. Weaver Serwich’s Shreveport

Bargains not to be Found el nowhere

Bargains priced at fractions of value with many fabrics in navy blue, black, or novelty patterns. 36-inch wool Serge and Broadcloths offered at unusually low prices, plus Winsor Cloth and Henrietta finishes. One lot Ferman Suitings described for fall outfits, with prices salable below typical market rates.

Ries American Woolenet A Abrieee Ferman

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