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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1914
Page
5
The text lists Methodist and Presbyterian activities including Sunday worship Sabbath school and prayer meetings. It mentions pastors Kev Abner Saye and Haney Bran, a Baraca class at the Lodge Hall, and a Baraca and Philathea group. Secretary Helnvatet WS Daniel is noted.
Town officials Mayo Wood Kaho meet with Aldermen A Wrotheo Hotton Metiastetter Moo Hanohey and W Lane. Treavarer Chas Crook Marshal A Vennent Niehr Marshal Ab Parish present to oversee proceedings and law enforcement duties.
Warning order issued by Chancery Court requires Abe Adkins to appear within thirty days or file a compliant answer. Clerk confirms service and deadlines.
The notice from A. Bennett, Collector, states payments due at the Mayor's Office by the roth date for Water Bent and Street Tax. Nonpayment risks water shutoff and fines. everyone will be treated equally. The notice urges timely payment to avoid penalties.
A noted traveler testifies to Samuel J. L. Sampson's integrity and character, claiming he has known him for 154 years as a reliable Christian gentleman. He asserts Sampson would advocate farming interests and the broader working classes if elected to Congress.
The Advisory Board and Executive Committee of the City Beautiful Club met with several committees at Mrs Kampel's to discuss enforcement steps to improve municipal conditions in Dermott. Members are urged to support efforts to enhance the town and to attend the regular meeting at One Methodist Church Thursday at 2 PM. Members must pay annual dues at the meeting. Reporter.
Women of the Woman's Missionary Society hosted a reception at a member's home inviting Mrs WC Watton of Paie Blot to speak. Her address on the Methodist Church South mission work moved many in attendance, signaling strong support for the year's efforts. About forty attendees participated as neighbors and church members shared in the program and exercises.
An Arkansas Medical Society article outlines a statewide health education plan led by Dr J. Bradford to teach sanitation, disease prevention, and vector control. The proposal seeks two public-spirited county members per county to form a state body with a dollar annual fee for five years, funding an educational drive across all counties with railway access. The aim is to reduce typhoid malaria and venereal disease through public funding and legislative support, leveraging public awareness to combat ignorance and health neglect.
For Rent. One house with garden and large lawn in front about a mile south of the corporation line. Good cistern. Apply to Wd Splann at Dermont Howe & Porn Co.
A new brick building known as the Hotel Dermott at Athans Street is available for rent. It sits between the Valley Miroartils Co and the Wastime Contortiun ery, with details and applications obtainable from Wh Lore and the Valley Mere.
A ten dollar reward is posted by W. A. Peather for information leading to the capture of anyone driving over the new crossings before they are ready or willfully breaking the sidewalks.
A fragmentary Arkansas newspaper item discusses L S Dunaway and Duraway familiar with a distinctive character. It mentions a book released with interest from local columnists and readers, noting reception and availability.
In a fragmented historic snippet, readers are reminded of a vast periodical culture and the enduring reach of a dominant magazine. The text hints at distribution, readership, and related city or regional associations without clear dates or names.
A fragmented sale notice appears listing a single property and surrounding details. The readable parts reference a location or landmark near a city and mentions dates and prices in a distorted format, indicating a real estate or item for sale in a local newspaper column.
A verse tale about a money cycle among local tradesmen from a shoe man to a grocer. It urges that spending at home supports the town and that profits return to merchants who advertise and engage honest workers. The piece emphasizes reciprocal circulation of money within the community and prudent advertising by local dealers.
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