Debt to government and rail costs overload an era
The Dillon Herald discusses the auto plants running at over capacity signaling an end to the slump, critiques income tax on salaried workers, and notes Delaware’s brutal whipping law. It argues higher freight charges and low domestic production hurt farmers and urges railroads to cut rates, keep money at home, and reconsider wages if needed. It also cites Georgia negro peonage stories and condemns private involuntary servitude.
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Charleston County
Washington
Home Demonstration Guide on Removing Stains from Clothing
Etta Sue Sellers presents stain removal guidance for cotton linen wool and silk fabrics. The lesson outlines stain types such as fruit juice ink iron rust paints mildew and sour milk, with stepwise methods using absorbents lemon juice oxalic acid and heat sun drying and washing, stressing fabric care and safety.
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Etta Sue Sellers
Honor Roll Names From Little Rock School
Honor list includes Grade Ida Vick Hargrove first grade Bernice Britt second grade Allie Hasty Hortense James fourth grade Elizabeth James Isa belle Altman third grade Harold Calhoun Car roll Huggins Bertha Odom W F Stanton second grade Colie Allen Ada Berry Irene Driggers Kathleen Hasty Charlotte Mentors Aline Norton Alan Schafer
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Ida Vick Hargrove
Bernice Britt
Allie Hasty
Hortense James
Elizabeth James
Isabelle Altman
Harold Calhoun
Carroll Huggins
Bertha Odom
W. F. Stanton
Colie Allen
Ada Berty
Irene Driggers
Kathleen Hasty
Charlotte Mentors
Aline Norton
Alan Schafer
We Cant Afford Not To Use Fertilizer This Year
The Progressive Farmer argues high fertilizer prices still require careful use to boost profits. Farmers should apply safe, proven amounts on soils, supplement soil nutrients where needed, and avoid unprofitable yields. Aiming for higher bushels per acre justifies added plant food this year.
Ownership statement for Dillon Herald April 1921
Statement of ownership, management, and circulation for the Dillon Herald published in Dillon South Carolina for April 1921. A. B. Jordan is editor and managing editor. Herald Publishing Co. is publisher. owners include Herald Publishing Co., A. B. Jordan, and H. C. Jordan. No bonds or other securities held by ten percent or more. Notarized March 30, 1921.
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Dillon Herald
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A. B. Jordan
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H. C. Jordan
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With A United People Do With A Dollar Campaign
A wartime style appeal promotes statewide action to operate Home Cash Market, sell thousands of bushels of sweet potatoes, repair damage from boll weevils and mosquitoes, fight hookworms, reveal natural resources, and spread South Carolina's possibilities across other regions to boost the state's future.
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Bates
South Carolana
Protracted Meetings Set at Second Baptist Church
The Second Baptist Church announces a series of protracted meetings starting next Sunday at 11 o'clock with services held each week at 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. Geo. L. Mullis of McColl will see the pastor. Public invited to attend all services. F. W. Walters, Pastor.
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Geo. L. Mullis
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F. W. Walters
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