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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1915
Page
5
The Youth's Companion Calendar for 1916 is presented to subscribers with a decorative yet practical calendar. Readers are urged to renew subscriptions to The Dermott News to receive four magazines for one year for an extra 25e.
Local residents petition to establish a straight rural road in Chicot County Arkansas from Bigs Bayou area toward the Desha County line. Signers include representatives of Crayton Hardwood Lumber Co Kimel Ashcrott Mfg Co and several county officials and property owners.
Notice states that on that date between 6:00 A M and 4:00 P M at the west door of the courthouse in Dermott Arkansas, Lot 4 Block A Parnell's Addition will be sold at public outcry for cash to satisfy an execution in favor of J T Freeman against L C Smith and Ed Buckalter doing business as Smith Buckalter. Sheriff R E Alcorn signs the notice dated December 5 1915.
The commissioner will at public outcry sell on credit of three months at the Lake Village Arkansas courthouse door described property from a mortgage in the Chicot County records. Items include Lot 8 in Bert's Addition to Dermott and Holland's Addition parcels with buildings and fixtures, as described, with terms requiring a bond and 10 percent interest. Notice dated November 28 1915 by Commissioner Adrian Williamson and attorneys Wilson & Wilson.
Professor Booth Lowrey is described as a witty, satirical orator whose habit of pleasing people keeps him constantly busy, making him the talk of the town and a notable figure in local discourse. The piece portrays his philosophy and public persona with lively characterization.
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