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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1919
Page
2
The College of Agriculture at the University of Arkansas will run a four week course for farmers starting January 6 focusing on livestock soils fruit growing and crop rotation. The program aims to help farmers concentrate on their specific line of work and includes lectures on definite agricultural subjects.
Paris reports President Wilson's planned visit to Belgium, including Brussels, as a guest of King Albert, probably deferred to the end of January due to unspecified reasons.
Fragmentary OCR snippet discusses demands for a Sew Amy statute, peace time duties, and military preparations near the Mexican border. Includes references to Secretary Doker, hearings after proclamations, and mentions Evansville and Kentin. The text is garbled but centers on wartime measures and legislative action.
Fragmented report notes a small percentage of unfit boys amid occupation concerns. It mentions fatigue from diets and climate, with aging figures and health observations. A Washington obituary recalls Bryan ally Bryan’s death after a stroke. Red Cross Christmas roll call reports nearly 17,000,000 enrolled nationally.
Intelligence notes indicate Germany orders quartering of troops in Polish areas including Silesia and West Prussia as part of continuing oppression. Officials and leaders in Poland express fear for life and property as German forces advance, prompting urgent preparations and alerts from allied authorities.
A garbled excerpt describes tangled insurance terms and monthly premium concerns with mentions of Washington state, old policies, and scattered names. The fragmentary text reads as a troubled monologue on risk, pricing, and unclear contracts, lacking coherent events or a clear subject.
A chaotic sequence in Berlin reports 106 dead as rioters vent and troops fight across key buildings. Reports mention revolutionary sailors, artillery fire, and a crown prince palace wrecking with clashes spreading through the city and surrounding areas.
Offensive dispatch claims Hoover refused aid discussions with German officials in Paris and Berlin. It alleges German contacts sought U S guidance on relief conditions while Hoover was in Europe arranging war relief, with mentions of Baron von der Lachen and Dr Rieth and a Berlin telegram to Walter Lyman Brown.
The League of Nations outlines four essential provisions for a future peace conference including a permanent meeting location and exclusive speaking rights. It advocates clear working numbers and formal talks to prevent war and ensure stable terms for disarmament and postwar order.
A chaotic report details a long predicted sea route circling from Canary Islands toward Mexico and Europe. It mentions mines, currents, and ships facing risks near capes and in the Atlantic. Also notes political and civil items from Philadelphia and Washington about protection leagues and military retirements.
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