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In the 1830s, the land that became Bossier City was the site of a plantation, Elysian Grove, purchased by James Cane. After years of slow settlement, Bossier City, previously known as Cane City, was incorporated as a [[village]] in 1906, when Ewald Max Hoyer of Shreveport was appointed the first mayor. Much later [[Governor]] Earl Kemp Long declared Bossier City a city.
 
In the 1830s, the land that became Bossier City was the site of a plantation, Elysian Grove, purchased by James Cane. After years of slow settlement, Bossier City, previously known as Cane City, was incorporated as a [[village]] in 1906, when Ewald Max Hoyer of Shreveport was appointed the first mayor. Much later [[Governor]] Earl Kemp Long declared Bossier City a city.
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=Notable people==
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==Notable people==
 
*[[Marvin Anding]], mayor of Bossier City, 1977-1983
 
*[[Marvin Anding]], mayor of Bossier City, 1977-1983
 
*[[Glenn E. Clark]], businessman and local politician
 
*[[Glenn E. Clark]], businessman and local politician
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{{DEFAULTSORT:Bossier City
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[[Category:Louisiana Towns and Cities]]
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[[Category:Louisiana Cities]]
 
[[Category:The South]]
 
[[Category:The South]]
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