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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1914
Page
6
A collage of midcentury advertising copy extols California Syrup of Pigs as a gentle laxative for children and adults, contrasts old remedies with modern products, and promotes Postum as a coffee alternative. The piece includes testimonies, brand names, and claims of health benefits tied to laxative use and caffeine avoidance.
The Ashley County Bank of Louisiana, described as one of the state’s largest banking firms, closes its doors after customers withdraw deposits. Directors appoint J. M. Davis as receiver and transfer assets to Stine Trust Commissioner. Bank capital listed at 24,000 with deposits around 200,000 as reported amid upheaval.
The fragmentary text references Brewster and a contested result with names and unclear details. Readable parts mention a loss, a title or position, and several obscured proper nouns, suggesting a local event outcome reported in a faded OCR page.
The article reports M'Combs facing bench duty as the New Bedford team contends with personnel changes. It notes potential shifts in lineup, with emphasis on strategic decisions by coach and standout players. The piece mentions rival teams and game plans in the forthcoming stretch, highlighting tensions and expectations for the squad.
A man named Hatley was shot and killed by officers after a confrontation on a street. The coroner ruled the shooting justifiable, but details and claims of prior police reconstructions sparked debate among local officials and residents.
A garbled report claims four county officers were mallered after a jur y, with references to Powoe die Silimki Rete OL Ten Matson monstable Joe Lapukted Hoel, a former shertf, and a court proceeding. The text mentions a constable's office, a trial, and local officials, with unclear names and places.
A jury awarded damages totaling 75 080 to Coppedge and others after a December incident at the Coppedge home caused a natural gas leak and deadly fires injuring a resident and killing two children. The case centers on personal injuries to Coppedge and the fatalities of the two daughters, with ongoing medical treatment and a request for 7000 in damages.
In Veluran Scott County moonshiner Bell Smith’s confession leads to the arrest of a man named Hiren Button, father of six, by United States deputy marshals in Waldron. Button faces a jury trial on a charge of illegal distilling following the confession tied to a prior moonshining case.
In Berryville the Eureka Springs suit before the Colitis Court pits attorney Wasi Times against Rev Fulkerson pastor of the Methos church. Witnesses described heated exchanges over liquor interests and prohibitionists, with the minister defending rivals and accusing opponents of criminal conduct in a fractious confrontation.
Jafeen Neckapager Dinh Nuva Settlon Tadtsonik framework notes a brief yet bustling event at Judsonia farm school with more than 400 attendees. President Pubradi of the University of Arkansas and Eva Reinhardt urged improvements in urban and rural schooling, highlighting collaboration among government, agriculture colleges, and railroad farm departments to advance modernization and educational quality.
Rayetteyt J R Bullington of Sulphur Rock Ark became the first student to enroll formally in the University of Arkansas extension division. He plans to pursue a degree, having graduated from Little Rock High School and the Arkansas State Normal. Enrollments include English Latin biology economics sociology algebra and chemistry. A student enrolled at age 20 years old. The division reports many inquiries and widespread interest in the new extension feature.
A civil case seeks 60000 in damages in United States Court over an alleged assault at a company plant in John Bonemail. Jernigan, a driver for United Mine Workers, was beaten while organizing workers. The suit lists defendants including Nesey Servis, eSmith Albeeine, and the Pennsyltia Coal Company.
Fort Smith Callie Henderson, described as under three feet tall, was brought before Judge Frank A. Youmans in Scranton. He pleaded guilty to a bootlegging charge, received a $100 fine and 30 days in jail after parole violations.
The county sees nine active candidates for Randolph sheriff with more expected. Other notes include jail project bids by Jude Mexander in Harrison, a dernott hotel opening, and Paragould postmaster election plans. Metropolitan brief items cover local trades, accidents, fairs, and civic efforts.
Washington Georgia mayor urges Peruna as a remedy for colds and tonics in his family and recommends to friends. Advertisement notes Peruna in liquid and tablet forms and offers a free 1914 almanac from Peruna Company in Columbus Ohio.
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