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Newspaper
The Weekly Echo
Location
Lake Charles, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1874
Page
2
Shaw BCnd is identified with proprietor EEE BRARDER and a Lae Sarvuegas Ort 8 MBM note, suggesting a small local business entry. This card records a name, role, and a location tag, reflecting a brief business notice style from a historical page.
A notice lauds the New Delta a Democratic sheet from Algiers Louisiana edited by J Irving Crabbe Exq. The piece praises local city growth and criticizes rival stores while reporting on district conventions and political maneuvers. It urges readers to support lawful, non prejudicial candidates and settle subscriptions.
A solicitation from several Democrats announces candidacies for sheriff, representative, senator, parish judge, and parish justice in the upcoming November election of 1874. Named contenders include Richard son, George H. W egls, Wm A Robertson, and W R Jones, with endorsements from local Democratic supporters.
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