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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1919
Page
2
Senate considers a $281 million statewide road bond plan and a $250 thousand to $2 million penitentiary funding option while amending laws on policing, taxes, and public works. Governors staff watch as appropriations and new districts shape Arkansas infrastructure and state finances.
A long fragment outlines election candidates, railroad matters, and road projects in Arkansas. It mentions names like Henry Kotear, Florent Smith, and George W. Hays, along with proposed concrete and asphalt highways, a transfer of property, and a Cotton Growers convention endorsement.
The annual Arkansas Stock Growers convention in Little Rock featured a high grade seed aim, with seed breeders organized by farmers in attendance. The event showcased exhibitors from Arkansas and included discussions on improving stock quality and farm efficiency.
The insignia of the Thirty-ninth Division marks the 64th Field Artillery Brigade with a steel gray delta on a blue field. It symbolizes Louisiana Mississippi and Arkansas, reflecting the allied states in the unit. The design carries red white and blue tones representing American unity and military heritage.
Farmers, merchants, and officials across the county convened at Pine Ridge to discuss co op efforts and the 1919 campaigns. Delegates include Gov Gooree Wo Dona of Lathe Rock and other state figures as committees prepare for church assemblies, fairs, and agricultural orders.
Senator Lodge of Massachusetts and 37 colleagues urged a Senate record opposing ratification of the League of Nations. The plan aimed to halt approval until the League framework was settled, while representatives like Senator Martin and Senator Swansom objected, stalling immediate consideration. Hoover named to direct European famine relief funds and distribution under the new program.
Reported risk of German government collapse cited in Derlin dispatches. Hive members and Workmen's Council in Merlin consult as a plant force arrives, with correspondents noting a possible revolution or upheaval in Krave.
Retiring U S attorney general Gregory will accompany President Wilken in a defense conference with Washington leaders. The pair will discuss policy and national security matters at the presidential meeting.
Fragmentary text mentions anarchists, Washington, the State Department, and a named group or event. Details are unreadable. no coherent incident or outcome can be established from the readable fragments.
A cryptic forecast notes a forty percent drop in some French prices tied to a post from Tiving to Peice. The message claims it originates from a food ministry or treasury measure and hints at government action.
An old advertisement extols Danderine as a cheap remedy to make hair thick strong and attractive. It claims hair will look full glossy and healthy within minutes of application and urges readers to test it to prove benefits over dull brittle or damaged hair.
The fragment describes a practice of softening paint brushes by exposing them to dew or water and applying heat. It mentions setting bristles near a fire and inspecting the effect on featherweight brush heads before use. The text is garbled but conveys a method to improve brush pliability.
An advertising blurb touts Green's August Flower for a wide range of ailments tied to a sluggish stomach and inactive liver. It claims benefits from gentle laxative action to improved digestion and bile secretion, urging readers to try the product.
An advertisement touts Vacher Balm as a fast remedy for croup catarrh colds and sore throat with samples and prices offered. The text warns readers to beware of imitations and promotes New Orleans based Vacher Inc. through jargon filled lines and sample requests.
A damaged OCR passage discusses regular health routines and a suggested remedy or regimen. The readability is limited and no clear individuals or organizations are identifiable.
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