Dermott Chautauqua PROGRAM Summary
Dermott Chautauqua offers multiple sessions with Prof Booth Lowery as platform manager. Evening features include the American Ladies Orchestra, Beulah Bank trusttet, and a Grand Concert by the New York City Masque Chorus with Vincent Lu Zito, Grace Hall, and J. Franklin Caveny. Lectures by Charles Zueblin and Robert M. La Follette cover home town improvement and representative government. Admission varied by age with 20 and 25 cent prices for adults and children respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamta
American Ladies’ Orchestra
Welcone
Booth Lowery
Grelertra
Albert Brett
Columbia Universit
Benlal Buck
New York City
Masue Tand Suenor
Vincent Lu Zito
Grace Flall Ritteldatter
Engrano
Adalte Mwe
New York City Marine Band
Deus
Madam Ritteldatter
Miss Crum
Charles Zueblin
Posten
the Cavenys
J Franklin Caveny
J. Franklin Cauveny
Edna Karle Crum
Metropolitan Grand Quartet
Chas. Te Neth
Paul Chase
John Eberly
Thomas Wade Lane
Willo Page Jane
Ile
Robert M. Lab Ullette
Wisconsin
Umpire Crowd Incident Sparks Protest in Arkansas League
In a game between Dermott and Wilmar, a dispute over a ninth inning plate out led to a crowd of Monticello players and spectators surrounding the umpire. The protest reversed the call, affecting the score, as Wilmar won five to nothing behind Terry’s mound work and Dermott’s weak hitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Cision
Wow “Laat
Warren
Hy Sete
Wilmar
Arkansas
Sion
Diveatiee
Terry
Dermott
Galyon
Joeals
Bryan
Legge
King
McLean
Neal
Hudgens
Teftis
Rhodes
Legg
Ware
O'Neane
Parker
Galven
Thant
Ellis
Waterman
Finerirdner
Releue Galyon
New York City Marine
Drerimont
Yuibe
Phe Seu
Permott
O' Neal
Dermortt
Wo Parker
Gardier
Dermott Protest Over Monticello Nine Ending
Dermott manager files protest with Southeast Arkansas League president over ninth inning call at Monticello Friday. With two outs a Monticello runner was called out at home after a close play at the plate, prompting appeal that could affect the game outcome.
Blessed Booster Prose Poem by Ralph Parlette on Chautauqua Circuit
A booster prose poem praises Ralph Parlette for his leadership and energy as a public advocate and promoter. It lauds the booster as a unifying figure who inspires progress, outreach, and charitable aid, elevating community life and guiding others with kindness and encouragement. It notes Parlette’s connection to the Lycern Circuit and his role as a promoter of social good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Sovety
Tien
Wayfarer
Ralph Parlette
Lycerninv
Alkuhest Chaiqua
Monticello Evening Train Schedule Adjustment
Local trains will depart Monticello at 5 30 to accommodate Monticelli and western towns attendees for the Chautauqua attractions this evening. Passengers can return on the westbound train leaving Ty time, minimizing delays during business hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Ford
Monticelli
Tym
Ordinance Enacts Curbs on Animals Run At Large in Dermott
Ordinance to prevent distress by tying hooks and tools to animals at large in Dermott Arkansas. Violators face fines from 1 to 5 dollars. Ordinance repeals conflicting laws and takes effect after passage and publication. Mayor J T Freeman and Recorder J F Delaney certify. passed June 11 1915. published June 17 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dermott
Arkansas
J. T. Freeman
J. F. Delaney
It Can Be Done by Edgar A. Guest
An inspirational poem about perseverance and defying naysayers. A speaker recounts how one man refused to accept impossibility, removed doubt, and tackled the task with a grin and song, proving goals can be achieved despite forecasts of failure. The verse urges readers to begin and persist.
Among Colored People Chautauqua Notes and Local Visits
Items of interest among colored people note attendance at the Chautauqua in Dermott and visits by Grandmasters Harrison Springer and others. Mentions of attendees, local gifts, and a pharmacy listing perfumes at Bordeaux’s Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace
Chautauqua
8. C. Coleman
Lake Village
Teachers’ Institute
Two Horses Taken Up At Dermott Arkansas
Two horses taken up at my firm in Hurds. A sorrel horse and a dapple gray horse with bells. Both are heavy draft types. Owner can redeem them by paying for their keep at the post office in Dermott Arkansas. John Brown colored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brown
Dermott. Ark
Dermott Improvement District Petition Hearing Notice
Improvement notice from Dermott Arkansas updates that a majority in value of real property owners within Annex Curb and Gutter Improvement District No 1 filed a petition. The City Clerk will publish notice and council will hear the petition at the June meeting to decide majority ownership and district costs. DELANEY City Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annex Curb and Gutter Improvement Distriet No 1
City of Dermott
Annex Curb and Gutter Improvement District No
Dermott
F Delaney
Notice on Chicot Hotel Company capital raise in Dermott
Stockholders of the Chicot Hotel Company must provide about 5000 dollars in additional capital to pay debts and continue operations. A stockholders meeting is set for June 20, 1915, to decide. failure may force liquidation with assets unlikely to cover indebtedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dermott
Ark
Juni
Ch Company
Chicot Hotel Company
Chicot Hotel
Chicot Hotel CO
WD. Trotter
No Trespassing Notice on Sand Farm Lands East of Feezer Farm
Posted land east of the Feezer farm warns against entry and warns of prosecution for trespass. Prohibits gathering blackberries or nuts and hunting rabbits and birds. mentions use of German methods to enforce. references two wheel drive access and signs by Trotter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feezer Farm
Ten Dollar Bugs Bedbug Spray Offered in Dermott
The makers of Ress Dead Quies Spray offer ten dollars for each bedbug flea mite roach or related insect captured to spare homes from infestation. The spray also kills mosquitoes and is claimed safe for bedspreads and furnishings. Sold in Dermott by Henry Herdeaux and Hanchey Droge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ress
Dermott Biyy
Henry Herdeaux
Hanchey Droge
Mark Twain's Good Sense in a Missouri Paper
A Missouri editor, Mark Twain, replied to a superstitious subscriber who found a spider in his newspaper. Twain quipped that a spider in the paper signified nothing about luck. it was merely checking which merchants aren’t advertising so it can visit their stores and enjoy peaceful times thereafter. Walnut Ridge Blas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
Missouri
Walnut Ridge Blas
Arrivals Recorded for 400 Meter Event
The fragment notes arrival times at 72am and 137 pm with a second event at 24 pom, indicating a sequence of arrivals for the 400 meter activity. Details on participants or locations are not provided.
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Dermott Bank
Heinz
Bowden’s Market
W. C. Bowden
Charles Homan
Helen May
Frank Lea Short Players Co
J. M. Totten Co
Frank Lea
Edmond Rostand
Alkahest Chautauqua System
Atlanta, Ga
Southeast Arkansas League
Friday Warren
Moriticei
Uhie
Arattysus Leagde
Mathacer Neilson
Judd
Neilsen
James
Thie Nes
Jamie
Manager Neilsen
Mantivellie Hrpormuysu
A. W. Judd
Pres
Montie
Feld
Dob
Dermott News
Edgar A. Guest
Walter Bland
McGehee
Grandmaster Harrison of
Rev. White
Portland
Springer
Marianna
Tom Myers
Baxter
R. B. Bowden
Mrs. Gray of
N. R. Parker
N. J. King
Landle
Morris Dupree
Pine Bluff
H. Bailey
S. E. Bailey
Mary Garden
Cad Dove
Lad
Suchas MH. L
Owl
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