Tub Weekly Echo Seeks Builders For Bay Harbor Vessel
The note mentions a schooner and sloop named George Peabody and Nelle Bweehey to be built for Bay County Bay City. It highlights the construction near Lake Charl and Gad We are piqT to nee such practical evidence of inland prowess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byezney
Olen
B.C. Gill
Bay
Bagdad
Bwee-ay
Schoomer
George Peabody
Nelle Bweehey
Thiess
Iatvies Island
Lake Charl
A plea to Kellogg on bunko crimes and political fate
A long editorial style appeal condemns bunko schemes in New Orleans and urges Gen Kellogg to act. The piece links gang influence to crime waves affecting merchants and hotels, calls for a strong crackdown, and invokes national duty and justice with references to political leaders and public safety. It frames the issue as a moral test for citizens and authorities.
Taxe non payment and sale redemption noted
The document records non payment of taxes when due and the sale of beet due to tax delinquency. It notes the redemption by payment of the tax plus interest to the purchaser, reflecting a fee paid and the amount of the tax. These details appear in a historical bulletin entry from New Orleans or related publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. O. Bulletin
Fragmented Local Notice Row
Missing or damaged OCR text yields unreadable details about a local matter. The readable fragments mention numbers and vague actions but no coherent event, names, places, or dates to form a valid summary.
reopening of Lake Charles school for girls described
Fragmentary notice states someone will reopen a school in Lake Charles for girls. The readable text mentions monthly fees of 8 and 130 dollars, with department references and values like 2 dollars per month, but the overall details are unclear and portions are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Chares
Mimley
Jam
Charles and Saloon Permit Notice in Louisiana ads
Notice announces a reception for students on August 20, 1376, with details on private lessons and fees. It specifies a need for needlework instruction and lists Louis Leveque as the applying party. The ad mentions a monthly wage of 350 and directs interested parties to apply at his offices.
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Fargalien
L. G. Kallech
Der'eo Wan
Mr. Katlech
Fecei
C. W. Abeck
Washington
Uae
Stedants
Tolkien
Lesaven Fees
Paralyzed by Fragments in Murky Public Notice
The readable portion shows a damaged OCR fragment listing names and actions in a local notice. Details are unclear but reference to a public filing or project appears. No concrete event, date, or location is discernible from the legible text.
Homestead Patent Office Ad Prompts Claims Near Lake Charles
An unclear advertisement from the Lake Charles area invites readers to prove up homestead claims. It references the Mayo U.S. Mall stage route and mentions local offices at Lake Charles and nearby points. The fragment suggests a bureaucratic process for securing homestead lands in the region.
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Lake Charles
THAD
MAYO
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Tub Weekly Echo
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Gav. Kellogg
New Orleans
Theas
James
St. Louis Times
Maxine
Eres
Mexico
Aubhat ix
Jis
Hens
Delshouse
Pouc
Cianne
Primnry
Department
Goupmar
Aisks
Fe Dade
Joube Bate
Lowdlinte
Betly
Osses Aa
Bird Cage Saloon
Gheen Ha&liy
Psornusros
Puso
Lar Qrarles, Louisiana
Jiales Sposa
Tive Howe
Anlovn
Eaqe
Charles Male
Eemale
Charles, Douistana
Ewardidert
Louis Leveque
Rites
NEW Bakery
Purick
Reimers
Dsicktodecn
Dave All
Rick Rans
U.S. Mall
Lake Chaurtes
RED Store
WM. L. Hotochling
Gentie
Bebe
Mary E. Sweeney
Ryan Street
Pajo St
Public Square
Lake Serene
Eea
Ane
Drnes Hing Goods
Ekki
Orarl AG
Nepal
Hse
William
Phorographer
Ian
Jake coAdzas, Lourakaaa
Aie
Reese Vo
Wathe Lake
Boane
Wheelwright Lwsight
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