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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1919
Page
8
S C Dean urges a broad campaign to subscribe next Sunday at 2 pm. From twelve years up every member may join, with church attendance requested at both hours to hear news from captains. Those who refuse are warned they will regret it for life and disappointments are foretold if any family member refuses to help.
The assessment books for Water and Light Improvement Districts No 1 and 2 were filed May 14 1919 and are now open for inspection in the City Clerk J T Crownshaw's office.
An obituary notice lists the personal effects of KR Hemphill, who has died, detailing items likely to be claimed by heirs and summarized under local court or probate procedures. The document notes the deceased and official status, with references to estate handling and final disposition.
An examination for post office clerks will be held at the city post office on June 1, 1919. Applicants aged 18 to 45, married women barred. Male applicants must be at least 4 feet 9 inches tall and weigh 125 pounds. For blanks and details, contact Miss Roth Evans, Secretary, Board of Civil Service Examiners, Dermott Arkansas. Carrier vacancies in Village Delivery Service will also be filled from this exam.
A stray dark bay mare mule about twelve hands high is in charge of Dock Jordan of Halley Arkansas. The animal is very thin and has a wart on the front right leg and a split in the right ear. It may be found about miles east of Dermott near Black Pond bridge.
Community notes list visits and social happenings in Dermott Pine Bluff Monticello and Lake Village. People attend events, travel to visit relatives, marriages, religious services and local lodge activities amid a busy week of personal notices and local business.
City Council orders all persons with enclosed alleys or streets to vacate and remove fences within 80 days from May 14 1919. J T Crenshaw City Clerk.
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