Wesley Lookout Class Hosts Welcome Evening
The Wesley Lookout Class of the Methodist Sunday School held a pleasant gathering at Mr and Mrs B Ford with music by Mes Jamies Kinney and Etter and strawberry shortcake. Officers listed include Teacher Mrs B Ford President Mrs C G Henry Vice President Mrs Frank Etter Secretary Miss Maud Kennedy Treasurer Miss Clara Johnson. The newly organized class invites newcomers to join and attend Sunday School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Lookout
Methodist Sunday School
B. Ford
C. G. Henry
Frank Etter
Maud Kennedy
Clara Johnson
Ordinance Finds Majority for Sewer District No 2 Petition
The council determines that the majority value of real property owners in Sewer Improvement District No 2 supports constructing sewers. It appoints A Thompson, A C Blanks, and E J Crenshaw as commissioners to take oath and proceed with the improvement under Mayor Freeman and Recorder Delaney. Published May 6, 141.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jty
Dermott
Arkansas
Atol Tins Couneil
A Thompson
C2 Blanks
E. J. Crenshaw
Sid
Offic
Freeman
Jf, Delaney
S. BK
Dermott City Orders South Iowa Street Curb and Gutter Works
The Dermott city council ordinances property owners on the south side of Iowa Street to build and maintain concrete curb and gutter within 65 days of passage. The work must match existing curb and gutter standards and follow district one contracts. A permit is required from the City Recorder with a 3 percent lineal foot fee paid to the City Collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowa Street
City of Dermott
Arkansis
Ark Bee
Iowa Street
Dermott
City Recorder
Dermott curb and gutter ordinance enforcement notice
The ordinance empowers the Street Commissioner to construct curb and gutter on delinquent properties if owners fail to comply after five days notice or publication. Delinquent costs are placed on the tax roll, and fines up to 25 dollars may be imposed for violations, with penalties to enforce compliance. The mayor and official attestation follow, dated May 14.
Warning Order in Chancery Court Washington
Warning to defendant Martha Washiturtet to appear and answer the complaint in the Phaintei lawsen Washifiyetos Calmes Mertitt case within thirty days. G Hammock, attorney for plaintiff, notes court date May 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chteat Chancery Court
Washington
Phaintit Mattie Washington
Diefendant
Martha Washiturtet
Aind
Phainte
Lawsen Washifiyetos
Cowpeas and Soy for Forage and Pigs in Arkansas
Arkansas Experiment Station notes cowpeas and soybeans as substitutions for cotton due to drought resilience and forage yield. Cowpeas tolerate poorer soils and frost, while soybeans resist drought but must be harvested timely. Guidance covers sow fattening timing, planting methods, row spacing, seed rates, and feeding strategies to maximize brood sow production and pig litter outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas Hoth
Annbal Ifushandman
Arkadds
Farmers Clean-Up Day Promotes Yard Hygiene and Health
A home cleanup guide warns dirty yards breed jets and disease carriers, urging disposal of liquid wastes, covered compost, proper waste separation, and humane feeding practices for poultry and livestock. It stresses removing stagnant water, burning certain trash, and protecting food to keep animals healthy and productive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah N. Pettit
Home Economica
Arkansas Experiment Station
Arkansas College Extension Promotes Horticulture Marketing
The Department of Horticulture at the Arkansas College of Agriculture outlines an extension program to aid local growers. It covers marketing standards, packing types, and container demonstrations, plus forming small grower associations with community cooperation and affiliation to stronger organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Horticulture
Arkansas Colle of Agricuture
Kael
W.H. Wicks
Arkansas Experiment Station
Pie bankruptcy tale on taste and fate of a New York baker
A New York pie manufacturer declares bankruptcy blaming declining demand. The piece defends pie as a national institution, noting its role from kitchens to frontiers and its impact on soldiers, merchants, and daily life, while arguing the fault lies with the baker, not the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Missouri
Kansas
New York
Rock of Gibraltar
Storms Wreak Heavy Toll on Telephone Lines
A western storm caused major damage to telephone infrastructure in Littl Rock and Iola Kansas, with poles toppled and lines down. Superintendent Lane of Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone cites repairs costing hundreds of thousands of dollars nationwide last year, including a $250,000 rebuild in Kansas after the last large storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mowik Wat
Frooms Vient Tie Telephone Companie
Wilford
SA Lane
Eimercial
Solethwestern Telegraph and Telephony Company
Littl
Lane
Keyair Waek
Stern
Iola
Kan
Canada hikes Alberta telephone rates without notice
The provincial government raised Canadian telephone charges in Alberta with no public notice. The largest increase affects trunk lines for private branch exchanges, rising from $20 to $48 annually. Other rates increased by $4 to $14 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Alberta
Bravery and Fear Through Time and Hearths
The article contrasts types of bravery from battlefield courage to ordinary life fears and the modern idea to avoid worry. It discusses the rise of fear management, then shifts to chimney sweeping as a modern profession, noting historical chimneys and the first modern chimney in Europe in the fourteenth century with Venice’s 1567 record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lfe
Uts
England
Herculaneum
Pompeii
Europe
Venice
Why Women Dress Bette
A London Daily Mirror quote notes a clear rise in women's dress quality across England. It credits modern dress writers for shedding Victorian jargon and making fashion advice accessible to all classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bette
England
Hetty
Camilla
London Daily Mirror
Greek Weapons Law Restricts Imports and Sale
A July 30, 1914 Greek law bans importation manufacture and sale of specified weapons including stilettos daggers and spring or double edged pocket knives. It also prohibits the import of firearms without government permission.
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Chek
Atty
Jack the Ripper
Craig Kennedy
Elaine
Alex Theatre
Fayetteville
Ues Wiltel
Arkasas
Kayetteville
New Ira
Ogee
J. W. Ostern Arkansas Experiment Station
Wer
Nersetf
Extension Service of
College of Agriculture Planning Work
Arius
Samuel H. Harris
Giaim
Baker That
Ite
Taste
PLC
Southwestern Phone Co
Carralmin—Siiuel HW Maris
Southwestern Bell Telepone
Arkantago
Warrolton
Carrell County
Kunaag
Okiw Tonak
Herreys
Ben
Dubai
Gaston
Samuel H. Barris
Carrollom
Carroll County
Ash
Douthwteti
Syetein
Canada
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