Dermott Organizes Boy Scout Troop with E G Hammock
The Dermott News reports the Boy Scouts organized under E G Hammock with officers Captain Hammock Ist Lieut Harry Stinson 2nd Lieut Curtis Singleton 1st Serg Joseph Duerson and duties sergeants Dick Lane Charlie Offutt Leonidas Etter and Rush Woods. Privates listed and troop to drill Friday on school campus. aim to prepare for conscription and patriotism. potential rifles from government. series to continue from national headquarters.
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E. G. Hammock
Harry Stinson
Curtis Singleton
Joseph Duerson
Dick Lane
Charlie Offutt
Leonidas Etter
Rush Woods
Louie Courtney
Charlie Kennedy
Freston Cherry
Victor Bulloch
John Hammock
Ken Buckner
Russell Bartmess
Lee Collard
Leon Pinkus
Ad Johnson
Wallace Briscoe
Waldron Harrison
van Smith
William Ringgold
Charles Sehnelz
Robert Smith
Harold Baker
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Hammock
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Dermott News
Flag Etiquette and Display Rules for the Stars and Stripes
Guidance on proper flag display includes flying on its own staff, not before sunrise or after dark, raised high, not inverted, and never touching the ground. Rules cover star arrangements, order with other flags, parade placement, banner orientation, half staff procedure, and prohibitions on using the flag for napkins or merchandise displays.
W M S Resolutions of Sympathy Adopted
The W Missionary Society resolves to extend deep sorrow and sympathy to Mrs. Moss and her relatives, noting the strong moral fibre of the deceased as a guide to life. The committee requests publication in The Dermott News and requests copies be sent to the family and to the society record book.
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Sevrety Wienhas
Dermott News
G. R. Kirkpatrick
GG. Henry
Mattie Anderson
Card of Thanks From Moss Family for Dermott Friends
The Moss family expresses heartfelt gratitude to friends in Dermott for acts of kindness during illness and death of their father and husband. Flowers, kind words, and condolences brought comfort to the grieving family and they pray God’s blessings on all who offered support.
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Vel Moss Howard Moss
J. McPadden
Kill Flies and Save Lives Campaign Warns of Season Surge
Observers warn of a potential rise in fly populations this season and urge immediate action. Kill every fly found to reduce next summer’s numbers, clean up premises, and persuade neighbors to do the same. Target out of the way places and all nooks and crannies where flies breed. April to June are ideal for an anti fly campaign in farming and suburban areas as new flies migrate by rail and other transport. Kill flies and save lives.
Local Rail Schedule Entry From 4am to 8pm
Partial timetable shows arrival and departure times for local routes. Mentions agents and stations with 5:45 am and 8:30 pm windows. Specifics are fragmentary and hinge on unreadable segments.
Awake America rallying cry echoes through legacy of liberty
Fragmented quotation recalls a fiery call to arms with names like Adams Webster Clay and Jefferson, urging Americans to rise for freedom. Though garbled, it preserves a historic wartime spirit, invoking fervent patriotism and the resolve to defend liberty against cowardice and tyranny.
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