Wrigley Ad Agent Open to Advertisers in New Orleans
Tadike, authorized agent for receiving advertisements and subscriptions in New Orleans, is located at the corner of Giro and Carondelet streets in Lake Charles LA. The notice cites GEO and W. Wrigley and mentions August 25, 1809.
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OD. Tadike
New Orleans
Giro
Carondelet Streets
Larisse Broussard
Said
Cenk Ofasid
Lake Said
Lake Charles
Pariah
Notices From Village Echo Seeks Subscriptions And Ads
Our patrons may pay small subscription and advertisement balances to the Echo. Four subscribers sent with payment earn a free copy for the same period. Thanks to Mr. T. Mayoy of Opelousas for late files. Dr RR Gray’s ad appears on page one. Taliaferro ex-postmaster of New Orleans released on bonds. The Academy of TaAxe Cximes Acapemy led by J W Bryan advertises tuition details in a later column.
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Echo
Ina Taliaferro
New Orléans
J. W. Bryan
W. Rt. Rutland
Sande
Promising Health Outlook Despite Hot Weather
The article notes assurances on healthfulness for the season. It mentions hot weather with frequent rains easing the prior intensity, and favorable nights for sound plumbing. It sees no reason to fear yellow fever or other pestilence this summer.
Morgan sues Opelousas Railroad in federal court
Charles Morgan has filed suit in the United States Circuit Court against the Opelousas Railroad Company seeking to compel sale of its reading and completed work and its franchises to Sabine to satisfy his claim. He also seeks an injunction to halt any sale lease or encumbrance until judgment.
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Ayorner Scrr
Charles Morgan
United States Circuit
Opelousas Railroad Company
Res
Sabine
New Western Potatoes Fetch Little In New Orleans
In New Orleans a large shipment of 250 barrels of new Western potatoes sold for only 1.50 dollars per barrel, signaling weak demand and low prices for the crop in the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Public Notice of Alleged Separation and Debts
The Stamford Advocate publishes a public statement by Sarah asserting her husband Edward H. Jones did not provide bed or board or pay debts she contracted. She accuses him of borrowing money from her father and mother, advertising falsely about their separation, and of wasting funds while living off relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenerry T Rue Lanp
Strapy Harris
Stamford
Sarah
Swain
Edward H. Jones
Birmingham
Sanat Sons
To Remov Gawase Store Batter of Wheat Sour Water Method
A fragment describes a method to remove flour from cloth by applying a batter of wheat sour water to the wrong side, drying slowly by the fire, then rubbing off the flour to reveal the remaining grain. It notes variations in the application and outcome.
Woman's Loyalty Through Sorrow Endures to the Tomb
A reflective scene from the St Louis Home Journal depicts a devoted wife who shares her husband’s trials. She weeps with him and, even in hardship, offers comfort and joy, remaining steadfast until his life ends. Her love remains a lasting memorial beyond sorrow and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Re Wall
St. Louis
Crystalized Oil safety claims flood 19th century ad ads
An 1869 advertisement touts Crystalized Oil as a non explosive burning fluid with no odor and high flame brightness. It highlights safety features, low smoking, and compatibility with common lamps. Endorsed by James Turner formerly of Charity Hospital New Orleans. Beware of imitators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Turner
Charity Hospital
New Orleans
United States
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the Weekly Echo
Geo, W
Wrigley, Eater
Lake Charles, LA
T. Mayoy
Opelousas
RR Gray
Siena
Senate
K Goon -Sraniz
New Théria
Burke's
New Teeri
Male and Female Academy
J. . Bayas
Emy Pas Reitor
Bryan
Alexander He
Bert, Dée’a
Lovisiasa
Calcasien
Succesion de
Alexandre He
Sevayee
Clariase de
Santa Tei
L. P
Cbee
Jag Street
Wmate McLean
Rafi Reoprictnescenioh
Orleans
Alfret A. Burnett
Louisiana
Succession de
la Louisiaand
Srec
V. Burnety
Bureau
Dix
Gedeon
Constant
Loursiana
Eybelane
Calcasion
Jeri Coli
Hsire Hebert
Enti Court
Ein
David J.reid
Succession de Gedeon Constant
Etat de la Louisianne
Cour Des Paroisse Discasien
Hebert
Charles
Republican Standard
Boone
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