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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1918
Page
8
The article announces Judge Turner Butler as a candidate for re election to the Circuit Judge position in the Tenth Judicial Circuit, subject to Democratic primary action.
Warren man J R Wilson seeks the Democratic nomination for Prosecuting Attorney of the Tenth Judicial District Arkansas in the May 2 election. He runs in the 191s primary, aiming to win the party's nod for the office.
Wa Yerger announces candidacy for Circuit Clerk of Chicot County subject to Democratic primary action in May election. Yerger positions focus on clerical efficiency, record accuracy, and voter access as the primary unfolds.
County election notice announces George Elder as a candidate for re election to the office of County and Probate Clerk of Chicot County in the Democratic primary.
Realigned ballot text shows Sheriff Calmell Merritt as candidate for re election to the office of Sheriff and Ex officio Collector of Chicot County in the Democratic primary set for May 2. The filing emphasizes Merritt’s aim to continue as sheriff and collector pending primary action.
Dr L A Buckner runs as a Democratic candidate for Representative, subject to the primary action. Harvey Parnell seeks the Democratic primary for Representative on May 28th, presenting a bid in the election.
The candidate announces re-election bid for the office of Treasurer of Chicot County with a primary on May 28. The statement emphasizes continuity in financial stewardship and county administration.
The Anti Malaria Campaign under International and State Health Boards begins in Dermott this week. Dr H A Taylor directs the effort from a Lake Village meeting, with Mayor J A Bennett elected chairman and E G Hammock resigning to run for Chancellor. Next Saturday marks America’s war entry anniversary and the third Liberty Loan drive urging all citizens to aid as patriots. Governor Brough designates April 7 to Clean up Week in Arkansas, with Bruce T Bullion urging observance to prevent fires and protect resources, noting $250 million annual fire losses in the U S.
Chicot County's quota for the Third Liberty Loan is $131,950 with all towns and counties in the Union assigned their bonds. The county’s target for the drive is fixed, with past performance noted from the Second Liberty Loan.
A Lake Village Liberty Loan luncheon at Lakeshore hotel brings together Chicot and Dermott residents to pledge support for the third Liberty Loan. Chairman John B. Simms leads a confident gathering as toasts praise unity, patriotism, and organized efforts to maximize subscriptions with no slackers. Aimed at marking how Dermott and surrounding towns will back the drive, the event highlights plans, toasts, and commitment from E. Remley, W. D. Trotter, Rev. William A. Rolle, and others. Buy Liberty Bonds.
The International Health Board and State Board of Health begin malaria control demonstrations in Dermott on April L. Residents must remove artificial mosquito breeding sites and obey town ordinance. Household heads urged to collect tin cans and water containers for haul away. Officials warn of fines and ask public to report neglect and assist in extermination efforts.
Polk Cotton Seed offered at $1.50 per bushel with long staple and prolific yield. Advertises high quality seed and compares favorably to other cotton selling at 27 cents. Sold by Seriber in Dermott.
Fragmentary timetable notes a Linie 1 stop at Locas 103 with arrivals and departures listed. Mentions Det 1 and Libis B. Ford as agents and times such as 145 pm and 9010 am, creating a partial local transit record with unclear destinations.
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