The Dermott news., 1918-10-10

Ol lIlt' ItlSADol ItOH IltFA ct AAtN -f+A Ter nome. picked i've bales of co'. ton on the Miller farm, hauled t 70 a near by gin had it ginncd. and lad the bales delivered to Mrs Miller without a penny of cost to her
 Fire prevention Day will be obscty- ed this year on November . instead of October 9. on account of request sent out by w. c. McAdoo, stating that it will be matter of practical patriotism to postpone this ohserv- ance beyond the completion of the Fourth Liberty Loan campaign.
 Mrs R A Mosely. aged 90. who re- sides near Paris, has sold 24 quilt tops Of her own make this year. She can see to kn., lace and do needlework She is the mother of 10 chlldren. ha 7l grandchildren. 139 greatgrandchii- dren. and 17 great great srandeh.l- dren.
 Wheat promises to be one of the leading crops in White county, ac- cording to reports received by Coun. " Agricultural Agent C. M Porter More than 5000 acres have been pledged. with incomplete returns front - districts.
 A campaign for castoN clothing to be sent to the Belgians has been m progress at Nashville. conducted by the local Red Cross chapter Sever al good sized bundles were secured, and the campaign ~as very success full
 Members of the committee appoiH= cd ta= canvass in #theZ interest ot sae < A r f unit for Arkansas Goirs' at BatesviIl" are now touring tae state n vigorous camnalsn for 5a. dents
 After consultation With ,Xeeazlse clIeefs eG the Third District M#azs21 Sae1s.4 at Cotton Plant | w.s desid. cd to aefer the annual meeting ea.H ueN. y,5r. because of the disturbed : conditions ot the procession.
 The Washington Teleeraph eaae attention To the fact that il has pazf= cd thgoush the Mexican war, the Cl.- .l ver. the Spanish American war, and Is How in tae midst af the greatest war of all
 Ntll Rutherford. a prosperous lar. mcr uyng near Batcs1illc, sold 20 hogs to the Hinkle five Stock Com. pany of that city recently for $io1a. The weight of the hogs was csumat- ed to be about 2o,ooo pounds
 The women of Redstrtpe commul- ity. Stone county. have made .etE- ice flag in honor of the boys who haze gone To war from that section \ [ dedication service was held at tae church when the flax was raised.
 Treasurer Louis Bauerlein of the Ouaehta county Red Cross fund IT, port5 the collection of $2.29A in Ssa= tember. The total collected to dl in the second fund amounts to $i5.- ?94.
 Major MeAllister Of ArkaAalah.a, now serving in France, boarded a French train for necessary journey Cn the floor ot the coach he found q copy ot the ArkadoIphja Daly News
 Fl Ahr,ns. federal food admins trator of Drrw county. has foaai there arc 600 sheep and moro than 3.Ou0 dogs in thai county
 Haskell physicians report thaee cases of Span sh influenza there.
 A Community Council of peiens. 1 has been organized n Wilford.
 A site for the airplane landing place al Malvern has been selected. Manager Brown of tho Harrison | Canning Company finds tho tomato crop of that section will not be more 1 than 25 per cent of the norman yield i this year
 A gift of slo.o00 to the building fund of Galloway Golfer" at Sea.cy is reported by the Rev II II. Griffin, commissioner for tho college.
 In Sharp county l5i white men aud two negroes registered on Septeu. Der l2
 Bridreman X Jones of Alpena Pass are installing saw mill on the John r. Jones land, two miles south Of town. They will saw ties and expect biz output
 The Parker Slave Company of Haskell has leased the sawmill If Cate X Smith at that place and will