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The Dillon Herald

Location

Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1918

Page

2

Concert by American Soldier Boys in France and War Speech

Secretary Houston spoke in Columbia asserting that US entry preserved global balance against Prussian power and prevented mass cotton bankruptcy. The article also notes Mrs. Anna Messinger’s cross country walk to Augusta to be with her soldier husband, detailing a 26 day trek through multiple states.

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Ragsdale Sought to Stir South Carolina Patriotism in 1900s

The Pee Dee Advocate endorses Ragsdale as a stirring campaigner who could rally South Carolina voters against La Follette or Watson. It urges he campaign to awaken patriotic resolve regardless of election outcome, citing a farmer picnic at Dyer's Hill as proof of his appeal. Dillon Herald price noted at $2.00 annually.

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Conservation 10 Be Intensified in War Wheat Plan

The National Food Administration urges strict wheat conservation to aid allies. Citizens should cut monthly consumption to about 21 million bushels from 42 million, with household limits of 1.5 pounds per week and weekly wheatless days for public eateries. Authorities call for restraint by bakers and grocers, and for nonfood wheat use to end.

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Potatoes urged to aid wheat conservation in South Carolina

The food administration in Columbia urges use of Irish potatoes to conserve wheat, noting abundant supply, reasonable prices, and the potatoes as a bread substitute. Each pound of baked potatoes equals seven ounces of bread, and the perishable crop should be used now to prevent overlap with the new harvest.

Columbia South Carolina Food Administration

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