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In SHREVEPORT Louisiana an official notice details a grant and a scheduled November session date. The fragmented text names local authorities and a formal meeting but lacks complete specifics on the grant or agenda.
30 Sep 1893
Page 1
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Newspaper
The Progress
Location
Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1893
Page
1
In SHREVEPORT Louisiana an official notice details a grant and a scheduled November session date. The fragmented text names local authorities and a formal meeting but lacks complete specifics on the grant or agenda.
A garbled OCR line lists numerous faculty names and institutions such as Miss Rate, Neeson, Menipal, Pitrastate, MES, Hattie Cawken, Ditty, Taher Mohernitins, and others. It mentions colleges, departments, and individuals in a jumbled sequence, reflecting damaged text from a historical newspaper page.
Partial readable text describes a plantation sale known as Big Bee Bend with terms including cash and credit options. It mentions possession in January and a schedule of payments, listing related financial and property details.
A long, partially garbled Atlantic era letter urges the President to reconsider silver policy and Sherman era finance. It laments debt, bank power, and farmer distress, urging a just law protecting producers and preserving national prosperity amid political pressure.
A Washington letter discusses Senate procedural battles over the debt issue and proposed tax changes. It notes potential strategies by Democrats and Republicans, mentions proposals by Representative Bynum and the possible alignment shifts in Congress, and references calls to avoid delaying reform while warning of political maneuvering and influence from financiers.
Major J. T. Dams dies after illness at his Davis family residence. Funeral will be held at Grove United Methodist with services by Reverend Kane. He was brother in law to Mr. M. Dingle, with many relatives expressing deep sympathy for the bereaved family.
Fragmentary classified notice offers a cheap sale of goods including a Pete plane, a patent chen, plates, and a weapon. It mentions a Puonaree office and lists several unclear item names and prices. The readable terms suggest bargain items and a public sale context.
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