Dermott News Entry in Local Post Office Record
The Dermott News is entered as second class mail matter at the Dermott Arkansas post office. The date appears as February and year 101, indicating a historical archival entry.
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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1916
Page
8
The Dermott News is entered as second class mail matter at the Dermott Arkansas post office. The date appears as February and year 101, indicating a historical archival entry.
OCR fragment lists multiple Democratic ticket roles and names including President Woodrow Wilson Governor Dr CH, Tom J Terral Secretary of State, Hogan Oliver Auditor, and various commissioners, sheriffs, clerks, and supts with incomplete spellings. The text resembles a party slate with offices from state to local levels.
A garbled item discusses the tune Dixie and compares it to The Star Spangled Banner, noting conflicting feelings about patriotism and national music. It references imagery of brigades and Mexican context amid unclear details and misheard phrases.
Citizens of Arkansas respond to a call for a Preparedness Parade in Little Rock. State, county, and city officials join a khaki-clad procession from the state capitol to City Park, reflecting a surge of pro American sentiment amid looming international tension.
Geri Luke E Wright of Memphis spoke to a park audience reviving the Spirit of 778 and referencing Roosevelt as a Preparedness leader. The crowd, inspired by demonstrations, asserts Americanism is stronger than ever, echoing Little Rock’s momentum and statewide enthusiasm.
A discussion on clover in pasture lands highlights its value for livestock feed and soil texture. The text notes clover’s role in fertility, moisture retention, and as a feed source, with references to various regions, farmers, and agricultural agents observing benefits and planning sowing.
A wary narrator notes readers are tracked by a chart of misdeeds and missteps. The verse taunts careless workers and troublemakers, urging honesty and accountability with a Saint Paul reference. The tone blends caution with a moralizing call to cleaner thoughts.
The document previews eight studies in soil fertility conducted with the United States Department of Agriculture. It highlights research on soil properties, nutrient management, and arable productivity. Aimed at agronomy students, the notes guide future lessons on commercial facilities and practical soil practices.
A historical University of Arkansas report extols manure as a valuable fertilizer after years of comparing its effectiveness with commercial blends. It cites yields of wheat and notes nitrogen phosphorus and potash content, plus storage and application practices to preserve nutrient value in farming.
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