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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1916
Page
1
Local items from Dermott include shop sales at Cohen and Cohen 4, new hats and goods, bids on wood, and a raft of visits, trips, and social updates. Residents Mra Frank Boyd, Mrs. L. M. Belser, Misa Dgt Boyd, and many others are noted with travel, purchases, and visits across Dermott and nearby towns.
Agent Ford and his clerks have moved into the new freight depot east of the main line. The structure is mostly complete with electrical connections due soon and a platform finished. Remaining work includes filling the south side with about a hundred carloads of dirt.
At a recent School Board meeting Mra Mannte Dursway Hogan of Conway was chosen as teacher of expression and art for Dermott School for next year. Mrs Hogan is well known locally and widely liked.
Milner family hosts wedding of Lottye Fay Milner of McLa to Seaman Milner last Friday evening at the bride’s home. Seaman, ticket clerk and chief operator at the railway station, has many friends in Dermott. Guests left a tea and planned welcome for the newlyweds.
Associate Justice Carrel Wool visits Life Rock for a few hours with old friend Mr. Trotter. They recall Jodie Woods’s 25 year ago political speech at a Dermott picnic, his race against John M. Bradley for Circuit Judge, and note the area’s transformation from woods to a Dermott suburb.
A quivering verse extols a social tonic in which a cheerful friend brightens moods with a hearty greeting. The speaker claims the friend’s compliment, a jokey “By George, you’re lookin’ fine,” can lift aches, restore tune, and transform a gray world into brighter air.
The City Tax Books for Improvement Districts No 1 and 2 Water and Lights will close August 10 1916. Taxes on real estate within Dermott Arkansas not paid by that date become delinquent with penalty attached. J T Crenshaw Collector.
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