UnderTheBigOak

American History from the Perspective of Vermilionville and Early Lafayette.

Monday, April 16, 2018

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**SEPTEMBER 18TH M C

From the Lafayette Gazette of September 18th, 1897: STRINGENT MEASURES. Adopted by the Police Jury of Lafayette Parish. Sheriff Br...
**SEPTEMBER 19TH M C

From the Lafayette Gazette of September 19th, 1903: Death of Homer Mouton. As editor in charge of The Gazette for the past three w...
**SEPTEMBER 11TH M C

From the Lafayette Advertiser of September 11th, 1908: THE STAGE. "Under Southern Skies" is elaborately and artistically s...
**SEPTEMBER 20TH M C

From the Lafayette Advertiser of September 20th, 1905: LAFAYETTE FREE OF YELLOW FEVER. No Suspicious Cases Reported Up t...
**JULY 20TH M C

From the Lafayette Advertiser of July 20th, 1904: WEDDING BELLS. WOODSON-TOLSON. The most prominent society event of the week was ...
**JANUARY 19TH M C S

From the Lafayette Gazette of January 19th, 1901: A PROSPEROUS INSTITUTION. The First National Bank of Lafayette Elects Officer...
**NOVEMBER 11TH M C

From the Lafayette Advertiser of November 11th, 1903: Lafayette's New Post Office. One of the first things that occupied Postmast...
**OCTOBER 13TH M C

From the Lafayette Gazette of October 13th, 1900: THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. Opening Feature of Buffalo Bill's Wild West Sh...