Dermott News Publishing Details Page
The Dermott News lists weekly publication in Dermott Arkansas with subscription and advertising terms. It notes a Thursday issue schedule and phone contact for office inquiries.
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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1918
Page
7
The Dermott News lists weekly publication in Dermott Arkansas with subscription and advertising terms. It notes a Thursday issue schedule and phone contact for office inquiries.
War Industries Board orders 15 percent paper reduction. No subscriptions after three months past expiration without renewal. No free copies except for actual service. Beginning October 1, 193? subscription raises to 1.50 per year due to material and postage costs. other papers in state have similar increases. Existing rates drop to 1.00 until renewal at new price.
Citizens gathered Monday at the Southeast Arkansas Development Bureau to form and appoint local committees for the Fourth Liberty Loan Drive. Directors Jade Hol Toney and J Gillison attended from Lake Village, with J A Bennett presiding. Committees were named for east and south Dermott, Ward No 1 and No 2, plus areas including Macon Lake and Bowman, Gaines Landing, and Crenshaw place.
Dermott's quota is stated as 66333 dollars and Chicot county's quota is fixed at 190000 dollars. The Dermott district quota is set at 2 years maturity with 4 percent interest, to be dated October 21st.
An entry describes a union meeting program for the sixth Monday with attendees including Deaxology Bille Lessun Mrs Andersen Mrayer Mra Bennete Vittin and others. The text lists several names and roles amid a garbled note about health, timing, and venue, providing only fragmented details.
The Baptist Church notes a four minute Liberty Loan talk by Hon. EG Hammeck was appreciated. There will be no preaching at the morning hour next Sunday due to the Liberty Loan Rally at 11 AM at the schoolhouse. Pastor will preach at 7:15 PM and lead a brief business session for the Baptist Association meeting next Wednesday.
The Sunday School reports strong enthusiasm and a new secretary Miss Helen Blanks joining the staff with Mrs Edwards leading the Baraca boys. No morning service next Sunday due to union services at the schoolhouse for the Liberty Loan at 1 o clock. regular service to be held at Soth. Members urged to sign their pledge cards and report to Conference Claims promptly.
Last Monday afternoon the Woman's Missionary Society met with a cool turnout. Ruth Henry and Martha Parnell attended. the program, opened by Mr. Harvey Parnell, centered on Sunday Laws and Liberty and noted September as a time for renewed activity and study.
A rural advisory urged Akuma growers to avoid selling all their cotton seed at high fall prices. Farmers should keep enough high quality seed for next year, prioritize local well adapted varieties, and avoid seed from damaged bolls. Planting the best seed preserves productive strength and may reduce future costs.
A historical note from the Arkansas Experiment Station discusses rye as a safe crop for farms. The text covers sowing timing, soil conditions, and phos phosphate use, noting delayed returns and the need for longer-term trials to assess profitability and adaptation across seasons.
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