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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1915
Page
4
Dermott Arkansas weekly notice lists subscription price of 100 dollars per year and advertising rates. The item states second class mail matter status at the Dermott post office and credits GE Kinney as publisher and proprietor.
The Chautauqua week featured an inspiring Wednesday lecture by Charles Zueblin of Boston, praised as a cultured and effective speaker. The paper also prints an Aynopsis under the Publicity Act explaining recent state laws, prepared by Attorney General Moose and Secretary of State Hodges, aiming to aid readers across counties.
Little Luther Presley Bell eighteen months old son of Mr and Mrs A P Bell died last Wednesday after a short illness Interment was made in Dermott cemetery Thursday morning Little June Gibson two year old son of Mr and Mrs June J Gibson died at Parkdale last Saturday He had been visiting relatives when illness struck He was buried at Parkdale Sunday
The note promises a wide selection in the yards and invites readers to verify with their own eyes that the establishment offers the largest variety for customers to explore firsthand.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference The Delta Mill Work Manufacturing Company in Paris and a mention of Freott, Arkansas with unclear context. The readable text suggests a manufacturing or location line but lacks coherent details or dates to form a complete news item.
A historic appeal urges bankers to partner with farmers lending support for livestock, seeds, fertilizers, and silos to raise crop quality and soil fertility. It frames banks as community builders with a “soul” driven by investing in agriculture and local progress, stressing prudent risk and long term gains.
Abstract of a lecture by MP Charles Zieblin of Boston on town improvement. The talk traces historic social avenues, urges citizen involvement beyond church and charity, and highlights urban planning elements. It cites parks, playgrounds, clean streets, water quality, and public recreation as core to a thriving town.
A dated editorial decries political prayer meetings as a sign of religious fanaticism that poisons Christian influence and foments class hatred. It denounces the anarchistic spirit behind such gatherings and urges farmers to focus on work for national prosperity and tenant farming woes.
A garbled notice describes a training class led by La La La and Train ing Clas4 WoL, with references to Hass Stoneware, Screen at Marmott News lifes, and patronage solicitations for refrigerators and freezers. The fragmentary text mentions Pat er Job Wworkn ales and a fire Hyde Cie.
Lumber and building supplies including sash doors shingles lime cement sand and paint are listed for sale or trade. The item group reflects a hardware and construction materials catalog entry with multiple common domestic use products. No specific prices or quantities are provided in the readable portion.
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