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Newspaper

The Weekly Echo

Location

Lake Charles, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1875

Page

2

Weed Sewing Machines and Echo Subscriptions Offer

Agents advertise Weed Sewing Machines at 65 dollars for 40 new Echo subscribers, with sales terms flexible for buyers. J W Baran invites inquiring customers to inspect machines at his store, urges prompt arrears payment, and promotes combined subscriptions to Southern Agricultural papers and Our Home Journal with Echo through year end 1875.

Ecno Wy Tore J. W. Baran Cimmaxe Norius Howe’ Journal Rural Southland Papirt Home Journal Echo

Making a Lively Grange Rule Bores Some Patrons

A Grange rule urges assistants to stage a showy disruption during the opening song to spur a reluctant patron to the floor, while a Grange gate-keeper argues against reform proposals. He favors allowing fourth degree members to join the fifth by paying five dollars, warning reforms would not yield real benefits. The piece cautions Grange members to resist pressure toward aristocracy and to avoid costly theatrics.

Olab Imane of Sensation Ags Gopher-Journal National Grange

Resolutions of St Landry Parish Democracy Convention

The St Landry Parish Democratic meeting on November 13 adopts plans to nominate candidates for all offices, urges the parish executive committee to convene a nominating convention within two months, and directs delegates to vote against Kellogg era measures while pledging to support party integrity and unity. A contrasting note cites Calcasien parish's 1876 pledge to send delegates to the New Orleans State Democratic Convention.

St. Landry EB. A. Carmouche John M. Martin State Senate Kellogg L. D. Prescott H. L.garland Parish of Democratic Party New Orleans Wuenras Calcasien Parish Democratic Central Executive Committee

Misbehavior in Paurce at church service

A letter to the editor complains of disruptive behavior by young men during Rev. J. J. Billingsley’s farewell sermon at the M. E. Church in town. The writer, upset by whispers and laughter, urges better public conduct and gentlemanly deportment in sacred spaces. The missive notes the impact on community youth and calls for propriety and reverence.

House of ‘God

The Lesson of the Elections of 1876

A New Orleans Delta summary argues that Democratic gains in several states signal a national shift against radicalism in 1876. It cites large Democratic leads in Connecticut Maine and Ohio, notes fraud in Cincinnati and Cleveland, and predicts solid Democratic electoral votes from the South and West, with reform and constitutional adherence as core goals.

Maine California North Carolina Arknoand Lex Grant Ohio Cincinnati Cleveland Democratic Party Aoin Obiy Pennsylvania Philadelphia New York New York City Minnesota Wisconsin Oregon Alabama Minato Phite Callangue Ernot Ames Connecticut Indiana Missouri Maryland Delaware New Jersey New Hampshire Massachusetts House of Representatives Williams Department of Justice Treasury Boss Shepherds Boss Packards

Texas Recovers 300000 From 1862 Indemnity Bonds Sale

Texas has recovered 300000 realized from the sale of indemnity bonds sent to England in 1862 for arms and supplies. The bonds had been held impounded there.

Texas England

Hotel Advertisement Promises Welcoming Service and Livery

A garbled notice promises comfortable accommodation at the named hotel with attention to guests and courteous service. It mentions livery, public patronage, and invites patrons to call if they favor the establishment. The text is unclear but centers on lodging and hospitality.

Aguiar and HuncoRt Barden Turaya Annie Rove

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