Weekly Echo Items Highlight Local Streets and Trade
An array of notices, anecdotes, and community updates from Lake Charles. Items include progress on street repairs, Captain Charles reporting arrivals from New Orleans, Mrs. Mary E. Sweeney offering fresh groceries on Ryan Street, and Rev. J. B. Cobb delivering a well-attended sermon. Also featured are a missing person inquiry, a father’s witty Graceful Compliment, a joke about “Tris 1x,” a lightning event near the old Hod house, and local tradesmen Cary and Meyer's new residence and store developments.
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Lake Charles
J. B. Cobb
Hitler
Louisiana
M. Church
Savoy
Fanpin County
Texas
Tris
California
Dee Agar
Ei Faily
Meyer
Aesian
Cary
Movement to Louisiana Carries Wish for Honest Legislature
Fragmented OCR notes describe political sentiment about moving to Louisiana aiding a legislature seen as honest and hostile to opponents. Mentions mail routes and weekly schedules for arrivals and departures, with unclear place names and dates, suggesting a broad local context rather than a single clear event.
Sap Church Rev Fancher Hosts Sunday School and Prayer Meeting
Sap Church Rev Fancher invites all to Sunday School at 21 P.M. and Bible class, prayer meeting every Wednesday at 8 P.M. The text lists Pastor Te Wun Lieser and other church leaders, with Sunday services on first, third, fourth, and fifth Sundays at 11 A.M. and 8 P.M. Sunday School conducted by E L Riddick.
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Sap
New Orleans Market Wholesale Prices Amid Trade Decline
Market list shows mixed prices for meats and staples. Entries include Silver-American M. goods at 105 106, Inferior 54, various grains and fats, and Bacons at 18.75 per sack. References to Deron 95¢, Lane-Ki keg, and Burrage Bacod list corroborate a fluctuating wholesale scene with spot offerings and shipper terms.
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New Orleans
J. Mob
Nls
Bacox
Teres
Clear Lake
Unnamed Potent Elixirs Claim Digestive Rescue
An old advertisement extols Dr Warner’s VixaGar Bitters and Venroax Brrexes as cures for a wide range of ailments from dyspepsia and liver issues to scrofula and skin diseases. It promises purging effects, improved liver secretions, and overall health fortification, targeting workers in paints and mining and urging reliance on the tonic for “the dawn of life.”
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de. J. Warner
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Charles
May
Forte City
Northern
Wey
Orleans
Mary E. Sweebey
Ryan Street
Public Square
St. Louis
Lemain
Lake Lake
New Abang
A.M
del Mouly
Felter Hotel
Lefranc
Risco
Qure
Mouly
Charles Ly
Cornelius Munday
M.D
Oties
Lak Charles
Qowest
Dufa
Archithot
Mondagy
Giebings
Versaane
Muioh E
Reynolds
Muster
WH. L. Hutchings
Day" Goode
Ayd Hardware
INE
Nix’s Ferry and Store
Mer
J. A Gary
Galvaston
Omrer
Huntsville
Als
Gary & Oliphint
Garyk Skinder
Ana
Strand
Tras
D. Read
Leesburg, Camerson Parish
Bouislana
Calcasien
Cameron
Perrzon Perrodiln
St. Landry
Offee
Opelousas
Bwis & Bro
Attorneys-at-Law
Jose Lousas
Thomas H. Lewis
Sceneny
Caleasen Pari
Louis Leveque
George H. Wells
Caleasien Parish
Calcaniot
Landry
Cameron Parishes
Francis D. Chretien
Lake Charles, LA
Eet
Pats
Fu Abe Goyer
She
Mrs. Mary 2
Sweeney
Maskeli, Walm
Fancy Amp Family
Apla Ly “ Prides
Charles A Chead
A. H. Moss
Ware
William Meyer
Kako Charles
Drugstore
Wm. Meyer
Apotheogary
Uborur Doorter
Commission
Marchanis
Isin
Nea
Old Levee Street
New
B. P. Soule
Skinner & Stone
Texas Banking & Inc. Co
Galveston
A. Roos & CO
Manufacturers & Whalesale Deaters
Trunks
Vazialts
Swedts
Lew Twek
Thomas
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