Dermott Arkansas Second Class Mail Matter Notice
Entered as second class mail matter at the post office at Dermott Arkansas on February 9 at.
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Dermott, Ark
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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1916
Page
8
Democratic Ticket Listing for State Officials and Roles
A historical slate lists presidential, gubernatorial, and state positions with named candidates and offices. Woodrow Wilson leads the Democratic ticket alongside statewide roles such as Secretary of State, Auditor, Treasurer, Attorney General, and various commissioners and clerks. The mix includes pages of names like Dr. C. H. Brough, Tom J Terral, Hogan Oliver, J. K. Bond, and others.
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C. H. Brough
Tom J Terral
Hogan
Oliver State
J. K. Bond
John H. Page
Wim
Owen
Editor of the Wave celebrates fifty second birthday
The Wave editor marked his fifty second birthday on Wednesday August 2 while compiling a long typographic display. The tale recounts lengthy galleys, precise line counts, and a single hand setting records, illustrating the printer’s craft with odd measurements and colorful detail.
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The
Wave
Trentie
Semethet
Niles
Randhes
County meeting scheduled for next Tuesday in Lake Village
Residents from Desha county and Dermott prepare to attend the village meeting next Tuesday. Enthusiasm grows for a road project extending from Hood Roads 3, with strong countywide support and plans for participation to aid the effort.
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Murtine
Wits
Louisiana Tenundory
Pinella
Desha County
Lake Village
Dermott
Dermott Leads the County in School Matters
County examiner report shows 1,377 school age persons in Chicot county with 1,427 whites and 8,945 colored. Enrollment for year ending June 30, 1911 totaled 4,497 with 80 percent of whites and 37 percent of negroes enrolled. Daily attendance averaged 71 percent among whites. Lakeside Special has 8,427 school age persons, Harland Special next.
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County Examiner LLC
Barnett
State Department of Education
Chicot County
Lakeside Special
Harland Special
Dermott Leads County White School Enrollment in Census
The county’s white enrollment shows Dermott with the largest count and Lakeside second, with Dermott also leading in daily attendance. Enrollment figures for Lakeside and others are noted, while the county’s staff include mostly white men and women with a minority of colored staff. Salary ranges, licenses held, new school buildings, property value, and yearly financial totals are detailed, highlighting teacher salaries and district balances. The report emphasizes growth in enrollment and attendance amid overflows and evolving demographics.
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Dermott
Lakeside
Schuol
The Carlton Under New Management
Mrs Wilkinson, formerly Miss Bia Clovet, arrives with her daughter from Dermott to take charge of the Carlton Hotel. Mr Wilkinson has long operated in hotel work, bringing a wealth of experience from previous positions in Dermott and Lake Village.
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Witkinsve
Dermott Toestay
Varlten
Wilkinsin
Bugis
Dermott
Wilkinson
Lake Village
Mise
Carlton
Walkinson
Vilas Spocele
Community group gathers for a ceremonial meeting
A local event saw representatives from Co. K. A te ikea and several aides present at Dernier Monday night. The gathering, led by Mra Crenshaw and assisted by Mrs digerdan and Mrs Edward with Me Lewse and Joe Tiers, included presentations and recognitions for numerous community members and donors from Mesdaines Jesae Crook Oliver Miggun Crenshaw and others.
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Dernier
Mra. Crenshaw
Mrs Digerdan
Mra Edward
Me Lewse
Joe Tiers
Jesae
Crook
Oliver Miggun Crenshaw
JL. Cannon
Haves Marneels
Jem Flowers
Vo Muse
Ham
Ars Wawel Ratwaireds
Titel Mesara Roden Oath Miteheih
Pieris
Wall
Alesander
Harrison
Fie Pacers RK
Wanted for Murder Near Seven Matetat Ave Par N Pretteyan
Fragmented text shows a notice about a murder suspect sought by police. Names, ages, and exact location are unclear, with garbled phrases making details uncertain. No verifiable entities or dates can be confirmed from the readable content.
Fragmentary note hints at a church event and greeting
A garbled fragment mentions a Presbyterian Sunday school invitation and a ritual visit. The readable bits reference a church setting and a greeting to attendees, with unclear names or dates. The overall sense is a local church activity invitation with unspecified participants.
The Truth About Amendment No 12
A discussion of Amendment No 12 explains local school tax options up to 12 mills and the annual May meeting for voters to choose rates. It argues districts may need higher taxes to avoid school closures and urges adoption to empower districts to fund education for their children. References Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska present tax rates.
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Giatrast
Arkansas
Thatia Te Aay
Oklahoma
Bentill
Kangas
Nebraska
Railroad Wage Crisis Hinges on Congress and ICC
Milwaukee Prep Press reports a railway wage dispute involving engineers conductors and firemen, with Brotherhood leaders opposing arbitration by the Interstate Commerce Commission and by law. The Newlands proposal asks the ICC to investigate railway wages and their relation to earnings, while railways push Congress to empower the ICC or pursue arbitration under the Newlands act.
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Brotherhood
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Congress
Interstate Commenc Commission
National Conference Committee of the Railways
New York
Train Service Brotherhoods
New Hands
Interstate Commer Commission
Pla
Gey
Titernate Commerce Commission
Iabor
Newlands
Chamber of Vices of
United States
Vaniort
Board of Arbitration
Newlands Act
Central of
Reverue Railways
Higher wages tied to railroads and strikes concern
A New York Tribune note suggests higher wages for men may arise from higher rates inadvertently linked to railroads. The Philadelphia Bulletin states a nationwide general strike tying up railroads is inconceivable.
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New York Tribune
Philadelphia Bulletin
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