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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1915
Page
8
Arkansas Enacts Statewide Game Law With Limited Quail Duck Bag
The new Arkansas game law establishes statewide rules with wardens and deputies, licensing and penalties, a 15 quail bag and 2h ducks limit per day, shortened season, and a paid commission. Written permission is required to hunt on another’s enclosed lands. licenses include bird dogs, artificial bait fishing, fur trapping, and nonresident restrictions. Open quail turkey and deer season runs November 1 to January 1.
Publicity Law Gains Favor In Legislature
The article notes a shift in support for the publicity act as lawmakers, including Rep Dowdy of Indiana, acknowledge altered views after the session. It credits press cooperation and the need for clear information on public affairs, reflecting a broader acceptance of disseminating legislative findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkatn
Represen Dowdy
Indeper
Dowdy
Legislatum
Fortieth General Assembly Review and Reflections
The Fortieth General Assembly faces complaints about mischarged bills and redundancy in local legislation while politicians and vanity hinder progress. Yet the body produced strong members and overall performance comparable to recent years, with some lawmakers constrained by county or personal interests.
Limiting Sessions to Sixty Days Sparks Reform Calls
The Arkansas Gazette notes that limiting legislative sessions to 60 days is seen as wise and urges rapid reforms to end local legislation. It also stresses the need for more prominent leaders in the legislature, while acknowledging that serving big men require personal sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas Gazette
Telephone Troubles and the Dermott Central Girl
A humorous record on daily telephone exchanges noting mornings when the operator snaps at callers after quarrels with her steady, poor sleep, or a restless night. The author wonders if Mr Howe meant Dermott Central or if such irritability spans the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Howe
Mr Howe
Dermott Central
The Fortieth Seventh Arkansas Teachers Meeting Theme
The Forty seventh annual session of the Arkansas State Teachers Association will debate The Twentieth Century School in Little Rock on April 500. Figures indicate this meeting will be the first largely attended in the association's history, with topics covering all facets of school work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas State Teachers Association
Little Rock
Arkansas Sunday School Assertion Convention at Warren
The State Convention at Warren from April Tth to T warr climaxes the year's work for interdenominational Sunday School. It features three daily conferences with specialists in children and youth work, teen and adult teacher training, and prominent speakers like Rev W A Brown of Chicago. Each school should send a representative to stay in touch with the latest methods and推动 the state-wide effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas Sunday School
Stitt Wile Aycettey
Hiss
Lias
W. W. Torre
Phis Convertiar
Conmanintes
Rook Club Meeting at Max Harves Purnell Home
The Rook Club held its far meeting Thursday at ten with 20 tables arranged. Mrs Belnor won every game, others present included Mesdames Courtneys, Barlow, Newmar, Spilawn, Kimpel, Hoffman, Daniel, Ford, Ott, Hunchey, Boena Ro Ok, Gillham, Belser, Kennedy, Woolfolk, Bass, Hilton, Grane, Nichols, and Clarke. The next meeting on the 26th will be hosted by Mrs M Ro Hanehey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Harves Purnell
J. M. Belnor
Mesdames Courtneys
Barlow
Newmar
Spilawn Meibers
Kimpel
Hoffman
Daniel
Ford
Eliott
Hunchey
J. Boena Ro Ok
Gillham
Belser
Kennedy
Woolfolk
Bass
Hilton
Grane
Nichols
Clarke
Ro Hanehey
Power for Service Leaders in B Y P U Program
The program outlines speakers and topics focusing on obedience and divine power. Miss Ardhardy Song Scripture John Whey introduces the theme, followed by practical value of plain obedience. Speakers include McDaniel Jones Measel Stansbury and Mrs Johnson with a focus on letting God work through obedience and prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Servicw
Miss Ardhardy
John Whey
McDaniel
Lo Jones
Mr. Daniel
Mr. Measel
Mr. Stansbury
Mrs. Johnson
Entertains McGehee Ladies At 500 Club Gathering
Mrs B A Kimpel hosted the 500 Club of McGehee Tuesday afternoon. Fourteen games were played with Mrs Pilcher and Mrs West as high and second high scorers. Refreshments were served by the hostess with help from Mrs Hoffman and Mrs Diamond. guests included Mesdames Pilcher Hobson Howard Rogers West and Divates of McGehee and Mesdames Nielsen Hilton Bass Bitter Hotfmat Diamond and Pord of Dermott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Kimpel
500
McGehee
Pilcher
West
Hoffman
Hobson
Howard
Rogers
Divates
Mesdanes Nielsen
Hilton
Bass
Bitter
Hotfmat
Diamond
Pord
Dermott
Mrs. Kimpel
Benevolent Aid Elects Officers at April Meeting
A Benevolent Aid society held a Mand afternoon meeting to elect officers. Mrs Par became president with Mrs Barnett as vice president and Mrs Cuts as secretary and Mrs Protho as a vice president. Treasurer is Mrs Sead Daniel. Membership committee includes Mrs NOC Denson and Mrs JB Daniels. Mrs Belser chairs the Tasting Committee to select helpers. Next meeting set for the Presbyterian Church the third Monday in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benevolent Anduty
Mand
Par
Barnett
Cuts
Protho
Sead Daniel
Noc Denson
JB Daniels
Belser
Society
Presbyterian Church
Theard
Small business moves to larger quarters in Cohen building
Special notice states the business has outgrown its current location and will relocate to larger quarters in the Cohen building next to the Mayor's office on Freeman Street. Contact WOH DIAMOND, Tuler Shep, Phone Naot for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohen Building
Mayor's Office
Freeman Street
Tuler Shep
Dermott Fite Hundred Tab Hosts Evening Games
Dermott Fite Hundred Tab was held Thursday March 1 at Mes OH McCroskey home with Ellitt presiding. Dermott club members and visitors played Five Hundred at four tables, ending near eleven. The hostess urged the group to continue at the next meeting as cards and fortune were reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dermott Fite Hundred
Mr. Ellitt
Mes OH McCroskey
Cliston
School Notes on Students and Visitors at Local High School
Misses Patient Carmel Cochran and Foster and Urof Barnett attended the County Teachers meeting in Teadthanad wildy. Warren High School hosted Mies Puph Frgelish and many juniors Friday. proceeds of the entertainment helped offset trip costs for performers. Honor roll lists include many students across Grades IV to VII and note attendees Vivian Skipper Russell Bartmeas Merving Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmel Cochran
Foster
Urof Barnett
Teadthanad Wildy
Ciuler Hernay
Warren High
Mies
Pwettis
Eliovtimke de
Dermott News Office Ad Seeks Neat Job Work
At the Dermott News office a brief appeal requests cleanly and neatly executed work. Patronage is solicited from readers and local customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dermott News Office
Attest This 1th
Fragmentary OCR item mentions an attest declaration with unclear names and date. No clear persons or organizations readable to form a full balanced summary.
Notice of Trustee's Sale Monticello 1915
By order of Drew Chancery Court as Trustee of the Hart estates the uncollected notes and accounts amounting to about $2,500 will be sold at public outcry to the highest bidder at the Court House door Monticello Arkansas on Tuesday March 30 1915 between the hours for judicial sales for cash This Feb 2 1915 Monticello Bank and Trust Trustee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew Chancery Court
McM. & H. S. Hart
Court House
Hoor
Monticello
Drew County
Arkansas
Lds
Monticello Bank & Trust
Notice to Creditors of Hart Estates Trustee
Notice to creditors orbiting the Hart estates. Month Bank and Trust Co as Trustee directs claims or statements to be filed for presentation and allowance by the Drew Chancery Court. Notes and accounts are to be held as per court order while the estate assets are converted to money for distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank & Trust Co
M M Hart
Hwos Hart
Drew Chancery Court
Mo Mo Mart Estate
Hart Estate
H. S. Hart
Montionilo Bank & Trust Company
Hart Estates
Fragmentary ad hints at laundry and tailoring services
Partial text references a phone number for laundry cleaning and pressing work, promising savings and road service. Mention of Diamond Tailor Street remains unclear, suggesting an old classified or ad fragment with service details.
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Blanney Ward
Henry Loyd Bordeaux
Jerome Thompson
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Alowe
Attest
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Protter
Metlay
EB McCullough
GOW
Lambertewort le Bef
Dermott, Arkansas
Brinley
Avery
Brancho 1 Horse
Dermott Hdw. & Furn. Co
Ate Price
Porter Brothers
Kirkpatrick
Orr Hardware Co
Oliver Plows
True Blue Plows
Avery Plows
American Fence
Majestic Ranges
Sherwin William
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