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The Dillon Herald

Location

Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1920

Page

3

Ancient mound builders and a velvet bean guide

Ancient mound remains across the United States hint at a well educated, warlike people lost to history. The article discusses possible origins and ages, then shifts to agricultural guidance on velvet beans, detailing planting, yields, soil benefits, and feeding value with reference to Farmers Bulletin 462.

United States North South Carolina Farmers Bulletin U. S. Department of Agriculture Washington, D. C

First Annual Guernsey Sale Held At Darlington

The Southeastern Guernsey Breeders Association held its first annual purebred Guernsey sale in Darlington on March 20. Thirty-two registered cattle averaged $425 per head. top price was $1250 for an eight month old heifer bought by K M James of Darlington, S C. County breeders bought a majority of the lot, and 63 cattle were shown with prizes awarded by Prof. W H Howell. A noon lunch served to 400 farmers marked the event as a success boosting interest in better cattle.

Clemson College Southeastern Guernsey Breeders’ Association Darlington Darlington County Darlington Purebred Association W. H. Howell University of Georgia Athens J. P. vaMaster Extension Service Dairy Husbandmap

Confusion Stirs Over State Dog License Law

The new statewide dog license act raises interpretation issues with municipal taxes and a January 1 1921 effective date. County treasurers have begun procuring 1920 license tags while officials seek guidance on whether municipal licences can still be collected. Also noted is final discharge notice for the estate of S Frank Smith with a hearing set for April 9. creditors must file claims by that date.

General Assembly Osborne G. Flavie Cooper Columbia

City Dog Tax Debate Delays 1921 Payment Window

A legal dispute questions the 1921 dog tax timing as the statute delays until January 1 1921. If payment is avoided between October 15 and December 31 1921 owners face a misdemeanor fine not less than 5 dollars nor more than 2 dollars. The comptroller general argues the tax must be paid like other taxes or risk misdemeanor charges.

comptroller _general

Women to Vote in South Carolina Primaries

Attorney General Samuel Wolf states SC women may vote in the general election this year since poll tax does not apply to them. Minor rule changes may be needed for Democratic party primaries. the State Convention on May 19 may push an amendment to allow women voters in primaries.

Samuel Wolf South Carolina

Notice of final discharge hearing for estate administrators

Mollie Smith and J L Cottingham as administrators of the estate of Frank onith deceased have applied for final discharge as executors. A hearing is set for April 2 at 10 a.m. in the forenoon in Dillon County. Respondents must appear by 10 a.m. April 2 or be barred from recovery.

Mollie Smith J. L. Cottingham Frank Smith Joe Cabell Davis Dillon County Frank Onith

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Blood Purity

A vintage advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a blood purifying and enriching tonic that boosts energy and appetite. It claims iron and quinine work together to drive out impurities, strengthen the body, and color cheeks, noting the product is iron and quinine in syrup and costs 60 cents per bottle. It emphasizes long-standing popularity and that the formula remains unchanged after more than thirty-five years.

GROVE

Smoking Tobacco Facts From The Encyclopaedia

The Encyclopaedia Britannica notes flavorings and “sauces” used on leaves to improve taste and burning. Smoker preference hinges on aroma. sniff different brands to pick the one that best smells and should smoke best in your pipe.

Encyclopaedia Rowe

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