Dermott Publisher Ledger Date Note at Post Office
Entered at the Dermott Arkansas post office as second class mail matter on February 9. LiL G. E. Kinney is listed as Publisher and Proprietor.
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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1916
Page
8
Entered at the Dermott Arkansas post office as second class mail matter on February 9. LiL G. E. Kinney is listed as Publisher and Proprietor.
A fragmented list outlines a Democratic ticket including President Woodrow Wilson and various state and local offices such as Governor CH Brough Secretary of State Tom J Terral Auditor Hogan Oliver State Superintendent J L Bond and others. The text is garbled with multiple misspellings and unclear roles.
Chicot County plans representation on the Arkansas on Wheels train this fall. The twelve-car train leaves Little Rock October 17 with stops in Memphis Birmingham Atlanta Richmond Washington DC on the return visiting Mauritsburg Pittsburgh Columbus Dayton and St. Louis. Local residents urged to contribute articles and exhibits to showcase county products and promote county publicity.
The editorial notes a severe paper shortage threatening newspapers nationwide. U.S. imports from Sweden drop from a planned hundred thousand tons to twenty five thousand tons this year, with prices rising and access diminishing. Publishers in major cities reduce issue sizes and raise rates to stay in print. The Times cites a August 9 order as part of the ongoing crisis.
The newspaper announces a price rise for display ads starting September first, moving from 1 cent to 12 cents per inch due to limited white paper supply and higher costs. Editors say the increase is small for individuals, aims to cover publishing costs, and ask advertisers for continued support.
A reflective piece questions life’s fatigue, insomnia, and social strains as August fades. It contrasts the lure of cures, dreamlike resorts, and the nagging faults in daily routines. The prose laments restless days and the pull of criticism over personal peace.
A new general merchandise firm opens in Dermott led by Alexandre, BR Wells, and Hoirpate Alexander Cy. They plan a mixed inventory including cures for fires, a herb shop, and hardware. The venture aims to serve area residents with building supplies and household goods amid local concerns.
Vorvet Gon and Rirhpath express thanks for patronage and courtesy. They announce opening an office under the firm name Tindinsr to handle settlements and invite those settling accounts to contact them there. They will continue their general trading and will buy cotton and feed at the gin.
Railway officials and business leaders greeted naval freight agent W I Jones and other freight department figures at the station last Friday. R M McWilliams H Hamilton W B Wier Jr and J W Daniels joined in discussions on routing cars for best advantage to patrons of the road.
Rev. Willam A. Kolle reports a revival will be conducted with Dr. EB Hendrick the note evangelist and Rev. Alvin Carter assisting as a soloist. All churches and Christians in the town will cooperate in the effort.
The message outlines a town revival led by a chorus leader with a pianist. It calls for every Christian to begin praying for a great revival. Evangelists will start in McGehee on September and churches will join, then move to Dernort arriving September 21. A fence will be provided and all efforts will be made to ensure success.
The Dermott church will omit the 11 oclock Sunday service next week but will hold the evening service at the usual time. Sunday Bible school will commence at ten thirty. An invitation is extended to all observers and newcomers to attend the services.
W H Lephiew argues the cotton crop faces severe weevil infestation. He notes stalks bloom poorly, seeds damaged, and yields likely far below prior harvests. He urges farmers to inspect fields, report to the public, and unite to influence prices and drive up demand to offset losses.
Bt f trenulwl reports a notable event involving Vaphant and Hin Pekiri LP. The brief item notes a street scene, with no injuries or detailed outcomes recorded. Officials provided minimal comment pending further details.
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