Dermott Ack Publisher Notice in Second Class Mail
Entered as second class mail matter at the post office at Dermott Ack February 4 1900s notice from G E Kinney publisher and proprietor of the newspaper.
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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1916
Page
8
Entered as second class mail matter at the post office at Dermott Ack February 4 1900s notice from G E Kinney publisher and proprietor of the newspaper.
Democratic ticket lists Woodrow Wilson for President and a slate of state and county officers including CH Brough for Governor, Hogan Oliver for Auditor, J K Bond for State Superintendent, W Attm Westy for Treasurer and others such as RP Toney Sheriff and Geo Bilder as Circuit Clerk. The roster features candidates for mines, lands, highway, and representation roles across counties.
A debated push for an eight hour day expands beyond rail workers to a broader protest against long hours. The Adamson bill’s temporary measure aims to avert rail strikes while signaling future federal action. Proponents call for an eight hour day for farmers, soldiers, and all workers, arguing it could prevent widespread hardship and labor unrest.
The fragmentary text muses on an eight hour day for mothers and poets, arguing for revision of poetry to fit new legislation. It echoes phrases like Rome was not built in an eight hour day and questions whether the eight hour standard will spread beyond earthly limits or meet a judgment by Gabriel.
A prohibition rally opposing the statewide repeal is planned for Tuesday at the First M E Church in Little Rock Souith. Speakers include J M Futrell and Governor Elis with presiding officer Emeree Will, as local supporters gather to oppose repeal and urge continued enforcement of the law.
At a recent meeting the Arbastuite Farmers Unit and the State Federation of Labor endorsed a constitutional amendment. The executive boards of allied unions supported the amendment, which will be on the November state election ballot.
The cotton gin operated by Kimpel burned completely around 11 oclock Saturday morning as they started a fourth bale. Water pressure kept the blaze from spreading despite high winds and the mill’s deteriorated building. The plant, owned by Plie halt Cutten, had four new gin stands installed earlier in the season, with machinery recently updated.
Messrs Thin Higes and Arthur Mebernett reported a grisly discovery yesterday morning on an island near the south bank of the bayou about a mile west of the Dermott Land and Lumber mill. They found the right hand and part of the shoulder of a white child, with most of the torso present.
Word arrived Sunday of the death of Joe G. Mack formerly of this place and recently manager of Gates Lumber Co in Wilmar He had been ill from a carbuncle on his left temple and blood poisoning developed Saturday night He was former manager and stockholder of Leavitt Land and Lumber Co and helped erect the big mill here He left behind a wife and children and had been a railroad clerk years ago in Wynne before moving to Wilmar where he rose to managerial success.
Fragments describe Dermott revival meetings with emphasis on Christian faith and community participation. Readers are urged to attend to fuel a perceived spiritual renewal and strengthen church outreach in the town.
News item notes births in the community with families including Mrs Harry Village and families Cook, Callison, Beiter, and Wood Moffatt. A son born August 27 and another on September 2 are recorded among local residents.
Parents seek value in a diploma praised by graduates and local business leaders. The article extols Tyler Commercial College as among the foremost institutions, offering extensive practical courses and endorsements from students and employers, claiming graduates gain efficient credentials and access to top salaries.
Carroll D. Wood will preach tonight at the Baptist Church at o'clock, highly invited.
Notice of redemption期限 for lands sold in January for Drainage. Payment due may be made to W P D Trotter, Chairman of the Board of Drainage Commissioners. All landowners urged to attend to this matter before redemption period expires. By order of the Board.
Rumors swirl as state departments reorg and new officials take posts. Among the local circle, speculation centers on C. "Ham" Moss formerly of Monticello, rumored to become private secretary to Governor Brough.
Dermott church welcomes all to resumed regular worship including Sunday Bible school at 10, morning service at 11 with topic Practical Religion, and evening service at 7.30, with note of a changed evening time from 4 to 7 2 o'clock. All are invited.
A fragment notes Tyarnote Chapter Ne inviting visitors and renters to a forthcoming gathering next month. The terse item suggests local chapter activity and attendance by visitors amid community notices.
A garbled item notes concerns about mosquito fever and a local health warning. It refers to a cave and a person or group testing for a remedy or examination. Mentions a drug store and local names. The readable portion hints at community impact and a request for health awareness.
Fraternal lodge notices invite visiting members to Friday gatherings and Thursday night sessions. Details reference Welconte and A. Gloaip, with notes on new work and patronage solicitation for The Deriste News.
Warning to Mrs. V E Puney to appear in court within thirty days and answer the complaint filed by Dermott Hotel Corporation or judgment by default will be entered. August 1st, 1904, Johnson, Native of the E.
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