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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1915
Page
8
A whimsical verse notes a squirrel observing a sign about a cure for bhills and a possum buying no breakfast foods. It humorously says selling foods requires teeth and mocks the New York Maal press.
The piece urges businessmen to value hometown duties beyond profit. It argues that civic, social, religious, and educational interests deserve attention at a leader’s hands, contrasting practical work with refinement and urging proactive, progressive engagement in local life.
A jumbled criticism compares clever writers and professionals who convert mere paper or rough materials into value. It cites Longfellow, a poet, a craftsman, a Greek businessman, and laborers, arguing value lies in skill, perception, and effort rather than intrinsic worth.
An Arkansas agriculture piece notes cattle numbers have fallen by about 30 percent in six years due to high feed and beef prices. It argues beef becomes unaffordable for many, urges more beef cattle and less cotton, and suggests producers could profit from climate advantages and year round grazing.
A Mrs. Chas. Robertson letter recalls the Fair opening ceremony with President Moore Secretary Lane Hiram Johnson and Mayor Rolfe among speakers. Wilson activates fountains doors and lights via wireless button as 260000 attendees witness the moment. Tower of Jewels and nighttime illumination receive praise for the event.
The Scenic Limited, first through service between St Louis and the Pacific Coast, begins April 1 with all steel cars and modern safety features. Route follows Missouri Pacific to Pueblo via Kansas City, then Denver and Rio Grande to Salt Lake City and Western Pacific lines to Vista, savoring Missouri River views. Schedule calls for departure 22h from St Louis, arrival times and layovers noted, total ~three days. The train comprises baggage, parlor, sleeper, dining and observation cars under the management of BOF Bush.
The Treeyett post office reports a thriving shipment week with varied goods and a gag stove labeled by Sam Thompson as a "Gagette TM" stove. A local resident, Aviansie Gragertte, reportedly discussed the mail order item while noting its potential to keep someone warm.
Entertainment by societies of the fifth and sixth grades last Thursday evening drew a large attendance despite bad weather. A total of 38.40 was raised for salaga camp construction. The Arkatnas Literary Association trophies are on display and may decorate the library after April 16. Prof Barnett judged a Monticello vs Mayenolia Agricultural School debate. Monticello won. Month end class leaders include Hazel Morris in Solid Geometry, Helen Baker in Chemistry, Leonard Evans in Algebra, Bessie Morris in Caesar and English, Mollie Dante in German, among others.
For year ending March 5 1915 the Benevolent Aid reports 31 members, down from 40 last year. On hand at year start $72.28. Christmas donations cash 63.50 and merchandise 44.00. Town checks—BODO. Received on Gtageon furniture 9.00. Thanksgiving offering 60. Baraca Class 1.06. Dues from members 1.00. Total expenditures and disbursements listed, with 62 individuals helped during the year. Treasurer: Mrs. D Kimpel.
The 500 Club met last Thursday night March 4 at Mrs Will H Diamond s home in Dermott hosted by Mrs Dave Kimpel. Members enjoyed games before a meal of lobster salad cheese and pimento sandwiches and desserts. Miss ly played piano to conclude a pleasant evening. Reporter Ona Rayborn contributed.
The cold day did not deter sixteen Missionary Society members from meeting at Mes Roe Gillham Monday afternoon. They studied Genesis, sang elderly hymns, and Mrs Mattie Stoleteen led prayer. J J Cannon was welcomed as a visitor. Mrs J C Hoffan served salad and violets were given to each. The next gathering will cover Exodus and Leviticus at the church Monday afternoon with emphasis on punctual attendance.
FE Parsons of Heber Springs reports that in Cleburne County farmers dipped horses sheep goats and dogs to rid them of certain pests. The method used was a temper demonstration work aimed at controlling parasites and protecting livestock.
Alb Patterson Sargenti¢ and Mot City offer greatly reduced paints and varnishes plus Patten's Sun proof pads and related finishes. A full line of paint brushes is available as they clear space. Call at Blythe painter yard for the opportunity.
Notice states Monticello Bank & Trust Company as Trustee of the Hart Estates requests creditors file verified statements of accounts against M. M. Hart estate or H. S. Hart estate or HS Hart as Trustee. Court mentions June term for possible distribution and sale of notes and accounts under supervision of Drew Chancery Court.
A notarized document titled Bank Statement of Real Estate Loans and Liabilities lists obligations and certifications. It includes names such as H Thane and Henry 4 tary Public and mentions a February date and March commission sworn before a notary public in Akanaas County.
By order of Drew Chancery Court the trustee will offer uncollected notes and accounts of MoM and HLS estates at public sale to the highest bidder at the Court House door Monticello Arkansas on March 80 1911 or 1916 between the hours for Judi et al for cash Monticello Bank & Trust Co as trustee and party in interest
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