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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1914
Page
8
We are authorized to announce Ol F Skipper as a candidate for Sheriff Collector, subject to the Democratic primary. Ro Alcor is named as a candidate for Sheriff Collector, with authority indicating a tenure in the Democratic primary process.
A regional Democratic Party slate names Bon Boulden as circuit judge and Warren officials consider Turner Hatler and others for positions. They announce Warren candidates for circuit judge and Ham Hure hopefuls for public prosecutor posts, with party backing and evaluation pending.
Autodrafted notice states Goodwin for Congress under Democratic guidance and announces Sam W. Sawson of Vimity as a candidate, and RS Warnock at Magnita as a candidate, all subject to Democratic party action. The text uses broken spellings and unclear dates but indicates authorized nominations and party conditionals.
A garbled OCR passage references Sears and Worbuck and a seven million dollar amount in Tatts. It mentions Hartlan and Crusems' Brees, with aims about memory and vision. Names like Miellet Medical Sariety and Dernott Uifreday appear as meeting notes, with Monticello noted for the next March gathering.
Ro. Wil on was arrested by United States game inspector EAN. Visart near Wedel for shooting wild duck. Penalty for violation carries up to $190 fine or ninety days in jail. Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain orders twenty five Mikado locomotives from Baldwin Locomotive Works in Philadelphia with Schmidt superheaters and electric lights, to be delivered by February 1.
McCorkle died Sunday morning in Hot Springs after a bout of brain hemorrhage. He had been in poor health for some time and had previously been injured last summer when struck on the head by a falling bridge. He lived in the community many years with many friends and no local relatives. J W Freeman, on behalf of the Masonic lodge, attended funeral arrangements. The body was sent to Winona Mississippi for burial.
The Wolford Stock Co opened at the Dixie this week to a tall crowd amid disarray in seating. Reviews praised the play itself as favorable, with performances of The Shadow and Crostonmht anticipated next. The company has an earned reputation and is set to continue through the season, likely drawing larger crowds as it moves toward winter.
The Adirutiain Claritiet club room hosted the Altrurian Club meeting with Mrs Beanehamp as hostess. The program featured Southern woman topics, a diocese discussion on southern literature, and lectures. A new member was welcomed and Mrs Kariney elected Arentomen. Mrs Cowling became an associate member due to reduced travel.
The children’s Missionary Society met Saturday afternoon with Mrs Latkin Smith. They read from Matthew 6 and repeated the Lord’s Prayer. They plan weekly benevolent work and extend sympathy to Henry Slate who broke a limb. Virginia Hottman will host next Saturday on Main Street. New members Corine Gaster May Belle Wyter and Master Godfrey Ligram joined, bringing total to twenty one.
The report lists attendees including Vivian Skipper, Helen Blanks, Ellis Barnett, Clare Smith, Lilly May Walton, Van Smith, Thelma Ingram, Virginia Hoffman, Corine Gaster, Godfrey Ingram and May Belle Tyner at a church gathering where the phrase of such is the kingdom of Heaven was quoted by the press reporter.
Pope Blythe announces the sale of his property including his home and the lumber yard east of the depot once known as Blythe DeLaney Lumber Yard. He cites good reasons for selling and invites inquiries for particulars.
Colgan and family plan to move this week to Pine Bluff to establish a new residence and make their home there.
Notice of sale by Chicot County Arkansas sheriff under a judgment. At the Mayors Office Dermott the auction will open February 11 1914 between 9 am and 3 pm for cash. Household goods furniture utensils and effects seized to satisfy the judgment against AL Graves. Detailing by CM Matthews sheriff and N Friedman DS.
Dermott Arkansas weekly Dermott News declares ownership and management per state act. Names Kinney as editor managing editor and publisher owner with bondholders mortgage holders and security holders listed. Document dated January with official seals and signatures.
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