Postal matter filed in Dermott Arkansas February 9 1911
A second class mail item was entered at the Dermott post office in Arkansas on February 9 1911 under the act of Congress of Marell. This notice records the official registration and date for the mail matter as part of routine postal procedures.
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Dermott, Ark
Zedeler Symphony Quintet Impresses Dermott Audience
Press notices praise the Zedeler Symphonie Quintet for high class programs and clear explanations that help every listener grasp classical pieces. Columbus Evening Reputis says the group interprets masters with rare intelligence and makes playing a joy and education. Somerset Herald notes their artistry and engaging presentation.
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Zedelers
Zedeler
Columbus
Rebuilt touring cars for sale by Kessler Matthews Auty
Kessler Matthews Auty offers rebuilt touring cars for sale. Details cover vehicle conditions, breadth of models, and contact information for inquiries and test drives. Potential buyers are urged to inspect options and discuss pricing with the seller.
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Kessler Matthews Auty
Successful Belgian Relief Soiree Receives Gratitude At Dermott
Last Thursday’s Belgian Relief Soiree was a complete success despite poor weather. Treasurer W C Trotter sent $500 to Little Rock Headquarters, with $250 expected soon. Chairman Mrs Irion thanks the committee and donors including Mrs Bulloch and Mrs Bennett, plus Mrs Annie Daniels. Special thanks go to Mr Douglas for hall use and local merchants for cooperation. The Committee also thanks those who donated clothing, notably Mr S J T Wynne for $70 value. A Belgian Relief event will continue with plans and watchful reporting in The Dermott News.
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W.c Trotter
Dermott Relief Committee
Little Rock
Irion
Bulloch
Bennett
Duerson
Lowe
Presbyterian Church Pastor Returns to Pastoral Duties
The pastor has returned from the Army and resumed his pastorate. Everyone is invited to services next Sunday with Bible school at 4:45, a morning service at Levelock, a memorial service, and an evening service at Tol with the topic "Retrospective and Prosper."
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Pverybody
Lvelock
Cristian Hindeavor
Tol
Susject
Coffins and Caskets at Belser 1a shongh and o s
Coffins and caskets sold at Belser shop with emphasis on affordable options. Local vendor highlights range of styles and prices while inviting customers to browse inventory and inquire about custom orders. customers encouraged to compare materials and finishes.
Winter cattle protection and feeding guidance
Winter care guidance from University of Arkansas Extension Division for beef cattle. Emphasizes sheltered winter housing and clean water, avoid grazing stalk fields, and maintain breeding herd in strong condition with balanced rations. Provides specific feed mixes and contact details for Farmers' Bulletin No. 4 and Extension staff for further information.
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Codi Denson
University of Arkansas Beef Cattle
Cate
Irun
Denis
Hull
Roenr
Eetensa
University of Arkaneds
Posetoeville
Ruthitie
Linsden
University of Arkansas
Sugar Backbone Shown as Allies Sacrifice for War Ration
Wartime sugar hardships are praised as US citizens curb consumption to avert a domestic famine. The Food Administration credits reduced July to October usage, from 400000 tons monthly to about 240000 tons, with total 1.6 million tons for the quarter, enabling beet and Louisiana cane crops to enter.
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United States
Tn An
Ald
Flor American
Food Administration
Louisiana
Europe
Uwe
Fragmentary war risks and public fear in American report
A garbled wartime passage discusses American resolve and frightful prospects on the Western Front. It mentions Denver, defense, and public sentiment while reflecting confusion over events and declarations amid a tense war climate.
Loyalty in Little Things Last Proof of Patriotism
Fragmentary OCR text discusses loyalty in daily actions with garbled phrases about sugar maruuring out and pennies. No clear people, places, or events emerge to anchor a concrete summary.
Food Will Win the World War Effort United By Shared Meals
During the war the article notes how food distribution and communal meals bind communities. Amerie elrned the gragi¢uile of at jit datims highlights how sharing food sustains morale and supports home front efforts. The piece emphasizes cooperative cooking, rationing, and the role of volunteers in feeding soldiers and civilians.
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Amerie Elrned
Foud Atowesen Wiuler
Porde
Thay Watt
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