Dermott Newspaper Masthead Notice from 1911
Entered as second class mail matter at the post office at Dermott Ark February 9 1911 G E Kinney Publisher and Proprietor.
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Dermott, Ark
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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
8
Board of Trade Seeks Large Dermott Meeting Tonight
The Dermott Board of Trade urges a big turnout for a town meeting this evening to plan improvements for Dermott and Chicot county. Members praise past support and aim to attract visitors and investors, noting Arkansas promotion and the editor's Arkansas visit as motivation.
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Board of Trade
Chicot
Dermott
Chicot County
Ntional
Arkansas
W. C. Rosa
Sec
Bennett Re-elected Chairman of Chicot County Meeting
J A Bennett was re-elected chairman of the Chicot County Democratic Central Committee at a Lake Village meeting last Friday. BL Ross of Eudora was chosen secretary, succeeding GH Bagby, after canvassed official results confirmed early counts. Bowden notes J R Woods of Hamburg won the state senate seat by 7 votes and J R Wilson won the prosecuting attorney post by 200 votes.
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J. A. Bennett
W. C Bowden
C F. Skipper
Lake Village
Chicot County
Democratic Central Committee
Bennett
BL. Ross
Eudora
GH. Bagby
Bowden
J. R Woods
Hamburg
E. W Kimber
J. R. Wilson
J. W Kimbro
Card of Thanks to Dermott and Chicot County Voters
Harvey Parnell thanks Dermott and Chicot County voters for election support. He specifically thanks the women voters and Dermott News for its cordial support and pledges to dutifully discharge office duties so no one regrets their support. He extends willingness to serve those who did not vote for him.
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Dermott and
Chicot County
Dermott News
Harvey Parnell
Gratitude Note From Abner Gaines to Dermott Voters
Abner Gaines expresses thanks to Dermott voters for their primary support. He especially credits the support of women and promises courteous, efficient conduct of office duties.
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Dermott
Abner Gaines
Letter of thanks from George Elder after primary
George Elder thanks loyal friends in Dermott and Belleaire voting precincts for support in the recent primary and pledges faithful duty in return. He signs with respect, promising to show appreciation through diligent service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dermott
Bellaire
George Elder
Gratitude Note From R Woods to Chicot County Voters
R Woods thanks voters of Chicot County for support on May 28 expressing gratitude and promising honest faithful service. He pledges to remain at his post and ready to serve with a grateful heart.
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R. Woods
Death of Pope Blythe Jr a Monticello obituary
Pope Blythe Junior son of Mr and Mrs Pope Blythe died at home yesterday morning aged two years six months and twenty two days. Funeral at three this afternoon Oakland Cemetery Monticello with Rev N C Denson officiating. The party leaves at one o'clock in automobiles. Born here November 14 he was bright and greatly beloved by all. The community extends sympathy to the bereaved parents.
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Pope Blythe
Little Pope
Oakland
Monticello
N. C. Denson
Pope, Jr
Sincere thanks for support after our mother’s illness and death
We gratefully acknowledge kind and thoughtful words and deeds during our mother’s illness and passing. We remember the floral offerings with gratitude. May you have such friends in your own times of shadow. Her daughters Mrs J W Sallis and Miss Lois Poster.
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J. W Sallis
Lois Poster
National War Savings Day Pledge Drive Emphasizes War Saving Stamps
By June 28 the Treasury designates National War Savings Day and asks all residents to sign a personal pledge to buy War Saving Stamps up to 1000 dollars. A per person quota of 20 dollars is set, aiming to average 3100 for those able, with emphasis that stamps are for all adults and capable youths, regardless of Liberty Bond status.
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U.S Treasury Department
Williams Mill unveils high speed hay baling presses
The Williams Mill Manufacturing Company of Texarkana Arkansas demonstrates a new method of baling and pressing hay at three tons per hour using coal oil or kerosene as fuel. Bales are made without blocks and the Self-threaders presses are selling rapidly. The company guarantees absolute satisfaction and the prettiest bale of hay possible.
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Williams Mill Manufacturing Company
Texarkana
Arkansas
Warning Order In Chicot Chancery Court Arkansas
The Chicot County Chancery Court warns Ed Harmon and Ollie Harmon to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint filed by G A Frankish as plaintiff. The notice is dated May 1 1918 and signed by Clerk Calmes Merrit and attorney J C Gillison for the plaintiff Bhat.
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Chancery Court
Chicot
County
Ark
G. A. Frankish
Plaintt
Ed Harmon
Ollie Harmon
G. A. Franklin
Calmes Merrit
J.C. Gillison
Warning Order in Chancery Court Chicot County Arkansas
Warning order issued in Chancery Court of Chicot County Arkansas requiring W J Gray to appear within thirty days and answer plaintiff J E Dazey's complaint. Court clerk Calmes Merritt dated May 20 1918. Attorney Harry E Cook represents Pitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery Court
Chicot County
Arkansas
J. E. Dazey
W. A. Gray
W. J. Gray
Calmes Merritt
Harry E. Cook
Pitt
Strayed or Stolen Mules From Farm Near Eudora Arkansas
A black mare mule with a white nose about six years old and a brown mare mule about five years old vanished from Wilson Edwards farm near Eudora in Chicot County Arkansas. Both animals stand 14 to 147 hands high and are described as blocky. A reward of 25 dollars for each mule is offered on delivery to F Weis in Eudora Arkansas.
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Wilson Edwards
Eudora
Chicot County
Ark
F Weis
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Bordeaux Drug Store
Rogers
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Wks
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D. Dudley Crenshaw
Hammock & Crenshaw Lawyers
Kimpel Bldg
Fred W. Evans
Hicot Hotel
Holly
Thomas
P.O
Turner & Ramsour Building
the Dermott Shoe Hospital
Dermott Bank & Trust Co
H. Thane
R. P. Stinson
Klin
E. P. Remley
J.C. Hoffman Henry Bordeaux
da. Bennett
D. Kimpel
A. Prothro
the Jeweler
Bowden’s Market
C. Bowden
Heinz Products
Fred Chandler
Rock & Higgins
Black
Shop
J. C. Ross
Dermott Bank
U.S
ST. Paul
Minn
Aseport Bottling
Douce Brothers
Dodge Brothers
Dermott Auto Company
Arkansas Street
Dermott, Arkansas
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