Grand Jury report from Chicot County Arkansas
The Chicot County Grand Jury met for a short March term and reports it examined 44 witnesses at a total expense of 66 dollars. Foreman Harvey Parnell led a panel including Henry Gaster Dermott M Hatsty and others. They inspected the county jail and farm and recommended a sanitary plumbing system city sewer connection painted iron cage upgraded locking and swinging bunks. They ask to be dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Butler
Chicot County
Arkansas
Harvey Parnell
Circuit Court to Adjourn After Light March Term
The March term of Circuit Court, in session at the county seat since last Monday, will adjourn this week most likely today. The docket has been among the lightest in the court's history. Petit jurors listed include S. E. Orr Dermott W. J. Raborn W. C. Bowden J. L. Smith H. E. Blount R. W. Parrish E. Courson A. T. Bowden Chas McMurtry J.T. Hart W. Isaacs W. E. Livingston Lake Village B. J. Rankin R. D. Chotard John Robinson W. G. Durham Frank Hudson F. W. Bowman T. S. Fitzgerald Eudora Henry Brooks Roger O'Hara Ben L. Holmes Tom Gambill T. N. Llewellyn Luna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Orr
Dermott W. J. Raborn
W. C. Bowden
J. L. Smith
H. E. Blount
R. W. Parrish
E. Courson
Think It Over Summer Training Message from Tyler College
A promotional piece urging young men and women to spend summer vacation in business courses at Tyler Commercial College Texas. It argues study now prevents poverty and enables paying way through university or securing good office jobs, citing graduates entering universities or positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler Commercial College
Tyler
Texas
Tyler Commercial College Career Ads Promote Flexible Courses
A dated recruitment blurb urges readers to request a free illustrated catalogue from Tyler Commercial College Tyler Texas. It touts courses that lead to well paid positions and notes graduates securing civil service jobs at entrance salaries from 900 to 1200. It describes the college building as large sanitary well lit and ventilated and mentions hundreds of students spending summers there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coue
Tyler Commercial College
U. S
Tyler
Report of the Condition of the Exchange Bank & Trust Co
The 1917 balance sheet for the Exchange Bank & Trust Co of Dermott Arkansas details resources liabilities and equity as of March 5. The report is signed by Cashier J Mov er President McChy and other directors with notary acknowledgment by G A Franklin dated March 5 1917.
Arkansas Dairy Week: Cattle, Ticks, and Profits Spark Debate
University of Arkansas expert HE Tworachek argues Arkansas trails in dairy production due to ticks and poor cattle care. He cites fewer than three milk cows per farm and low annual income per cow, urging better forage, pasture use, and year round dairy management to unlock the state’s dairy potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
HE Tworachek
University of Arkanee
Dermott Bank & Trust Co. Bank Statement March 5 1917
Dermott Bank and Trust Co of Dermott Arkansas presents its condition at close of business March 5 1917 with assets including cash deposits and securities. Directors Thane president A Franklin cushion and J Bennett sign the statement sworn before Henry Gaster the notary with commission due February 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aidan
Arkanamnoo
Chieat
Thane
K. A. Peankin
Cartier
Hank
H Thane
A, Franklin
Warning Order No 8042 in Chancery Court Arkansas Dermott
The Chicot County court issues Warning Order No 8042 in a case against J Moas Harvey Parnell and J T Crenshaw trustees of the Methodist Episcopal Church South Dermott Arkansas and The Dermott Bank and Trust Company. Calmes Merritt Clerk 1 March 1917 Gillison attorney for plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery Court of
Chicot County, Arkansas
J. Moas
Harvey Parnell
J.T. Crenshaw
Trustees of
the Methodist Episcopal Church South
Dermott, Arkansas
The
Dermott Bank & Trust Company
Aaid
Calmes Merritt
Lespedza on Every Arkansas Farm for Hay and Pasture
Lespedera or Japanese clover grows wild on roadsides and waste land and can be sown as a crop. Best planted late winter or early spring, around February or March, for hay on oats or Wheat land or for pasture on various soils. Yields vary with height, often one ton per acre for six inch stalks. plant density and moisture greatly affect growth. Seed rates differ by use: one peck per acre for pasture, three pecks for hay, up to a bushel per acre if sown on oats. for seed, one half bushel per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
AD McNair
Bureau of Farm Management
University of Arkansas
Crowley's Ridge
Bayou Mason Ridge
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the Dermott News
Dermott
Dermott, Ark
G. E. Kinney
Henry Gaster
Dermott M. R. Hatsty
W. A. Porter
L.iess Charles
Percy Saunders
Gaines Landing
L. M. Wilson
Luna Landing
Dan Elledge
Sunny Side
Nelson Bunker, Jr
Lake Village
A. G. Simms
E. S. Hilliard
Grand Lake
J. S. Hall
Scaife Walter Haley
Eudora Will Freeman
Court Dispatches
Tyler, Texas
T Dermott
Leavis Ad
Learis
Papival Stork
Arkarinasge
Werner
McChy
Prenn
Teatrer
Cashion Ny
Anil
Hark
Attest
D. Kunpet, WD. Trotter
Jd McCrey
Franklin
States
J. McCloy
U. Kimmel
D. Trotter
Cashi TL
Asso Ciates Pvermott
Exchance Bank & Trust Co
Dermott Bank & Trust Co
Lee
Serpy Strie Furniture
Attent
Kimpel Henry Bordeaus JA
Bennett
Remi
Iseal Henry Gaster
Buble
W. A. Prather
Gillison
Plaintiffs
Lespedeza
Oliver
Oliver Typewriter Co
G. A. Mercer, Agt
Chicot Rooming House
WS. Daniel
Mer
Lewis E. Hutchins
Arkansas City
Namm
Dudley
Hammock & Crenshaw
Kimpel Bldg
Rinex
the Dermott Shoe Hospital
Blythe Lumber Co
Tor the Rity
Remington
Empire Type Foundry
Buffalo
Warren
Lana
Owl
Pador
B. Ford
Singleton’s
Cape Girardeau Mule Co
Cape Girardeau, Mo
Bell
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
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