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Newspaper

The Dillon Herald

Location

Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1918

Page

3

Cole Blease and Tillman Backers Urge Election Push

A Charleston editorial advocates Cole L. Glease for the United States Senate, urging party members to organize clubs and mobilize support. The piece compares demagogue labels and recalls Tillman’s earlier rise, urging the public to vote for Blease while warning against opposition tactics in South Carolina. It ends with a local trespass notice.

Charleston South Carolina Cole L. Glease United States Senate Blease Cubs Offeow Viense Dane Phe Kate Wittie Washington Commonwealth Tillman Tilloneniet Dema-Gogue Trenton

Coal ration notice from Dillon county Fuel Administrator

A historical coal distribution notice urges residents to apply for coal with local dealers and the county fuel administrator. The directive requires written orders for the year ending March 31, 1919, with deliveries based on normal annual needs. Dealers will deliver after orders are entered. a consumer list and monthly quantities are to be filed with the administrator.

Muller Dillon County Anderson Baek Spartanburg Iis Sen Cee Ried Pert Wa Rede Inerin Heeny Enmeatan Stoud Tie Arena Anti Earth Ty Winstie Fan Chen ConAe

Unclear fragmentary notice from a warped text

Fragmentary OCR style lines describe a vague event with gifts trains and supposed brawls, lacking clear persons places organizations or dates to identify a coherent news item. The readable content hints at a dispute or exchange but no verifiable details emerge for a firm card.

Bon Marche Wilmington Special Values At This Store

A fragmented ad style notice from Bon Marche in Wilmington promotes exclusive values and special items. The readable text references Aviatender and a tastivation vibe, inviting prospective customers to explore regular offers. The piece lacks complete details but signals a shopper-focused promotional message.

Ber Marche

Mercerized Childrens Socks at 25 Cents a Pair

Auction style notice shows children’s mercerized socks priced at 25 cents per pair. Text mentions sizes and colors though readable details are garbled and some words are unreadable. The fragment notes no exceptions for feeders and references a sale date near spring.

Childrens

Hair Net Sale Ad From Old Paper Listing 3 for 25 Cents

Fragment shows a vintage sale noting hair nets priced at 3 for a quarter with cup shape dual fits. Mentions elastics and bead holes, bake velo values, and tower ties. Text is garbled but indicates a small local hardware or beauty supply listing with discount pricing.

Textile ad notes nain sooks price per belt

An advertisement lists 36 inch sheer cotton nair sooks offered at 2.48 dollars per belt. The notice mentions ten yard bolts and preserket shipping terms, with pricing described as 2.48 dollars per bolt or ten yards.

Pri Rived

Chamoiselle and Silk Gloves MISE Phaves Introduced

A garbled listing notes new white gloves in varying styles with stitching details. It lists prices around 600, 810, and 125 to 165 per pair, with sizes available.

Colt

Why Not A New Edison In Your Home

A New Edison is presented as an investment rather than a cost, promising big dividends through money saved. It argues households spend on outside entertainment like movies, theatre, bowling, billiards, and driving, which would be reduced with the device. It touts access to the world’s best music performed by renowned artists in the home.

Edison

We Have Moved to the A B Brick Store on Main Street

LeROY WILLIAMS announces relocation to larger quarters at the A B Brick Store on Main Street offering a larger stock of Furniture Rugs Mattings and home goods. New sets arrive daily and will fill the store top to bottom as full details are completed. The latch-string is always on the outside and friends are welcome to visit.

A. B. Brick Main Street

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