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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1915
Page
4
The Southeast Arkansas League update lists Warren, Monticello, and Wilmar in standings with recent results from the past week. Mentions of Dermutt, Loree, and Wyre show scattered player names and scheduled matches, including a postponed game between Warren and Dennett and a rescheduled contest at Zehlate. Weathered by garbled OCR, the report reflects team results, partial scores, and upcoming fixtures in a terse local-league roundup.
Notice states that E. S. Hilliard obtained a decree against S. A. and M. Scott on August 71, 1815. The sale of described property in Arkansas will occur at three months credit at the Lake Village court house door. Sale requires approved security and receipt of bid. Job Vinson, Commissioner of the White Chancery Court. Little Rock, Arkansas.
The defendant is warned to appear in court within thirty days or the complaint will be confessed. The document references a plantiff Eb Werlfts and a court action in Chicot with various garbled names and dates.
A Monticello style Southern Arkansas county clerk announces the cancellation of warrants tied to a county order. The document, dated July 1905, outlines the county court's authority to nullify outstanding warrants and directs the sealing of records.
Instructions from the Agricultural College on selecting seed cotton emphasize choosing high yielding varieties with early fruiting and strong boll length. Growers should pick plants with traits like long fiber, burr retention, wind resistance, and easy picking, then store seed dry for future planting.
Grant County growers push vegetable canning for home use amid Texas tick fever threatening cattle. WOO Victory, county agricultural agent, notes local canners supply farmers. a dip vat opposed by some engaged farmers. Extension notes urge rye cover crops to protect soils and improve fertility while preparing for potential dips and stock losses.
Local notes report visits and events among African American residents. Names include Lilly Mitchell from McGehee, Sam Jenkins and David McJoy at Lake Village, Mrs. Richardson of Wilmar visiting her daughter, and Miss Annie Webster preparing for marriage at the Sanctified church. Several baptisms at Bayou Bartholomew conducted by Dr Johnson, a Dermott Sunday School convention in McGehee, a Derby area wedding of Marmiet Fan Jones and Bertha Wallace at First Baptist, and a note on a large Baptist Convention delegation planning travel to Chicago with a special train. 1905 era community notices.
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