Dillon Herald subscription and advertising rates and policies
The Dillon Herald lists subscription options at 2.00 per year or 1.00 for six months, with 20 cents per month for shorter periods, all in advance. Advertising rates apply on request, with reach into Dillon County and surrounding eastern North Carolina. Obituary sketches and charitable notices incur 8 cents per line, and space guarantees apply to contracted advertisers.
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Dillon County
Eastern
Carolina
North Carolina
Mosby
Gibson & Muller
My cannon and my nation in autocratic talk
The piece critiques rulers using my to describe military might. It contrasts autocracy with democracy, arguing that ownership of state power should belong to the people, not a ruler. It questions President Wilson’s hypothetical language and warns against surrendering to autocratic rhetoric.
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Tel Srrenecsu
France
Wilson
What the War Costs and Our Part in It
Local analysts say the war has cost well over 1000 billion dollars with no clear end. Citizens are urged to sacrifice, buy liberty bonds, and support aggressive measures to win. The piece condemns extravagant living and calls for national resolve and public safety on roads and in daily life.
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Dillon
Dillon’s
Peopl
Hwa
Seranty
Rowutry
Thanks Editor of The Her Card Delays War Effort
A garbled notice requests acknowledgement of March 1 as a key date in a war time effort. It mentions Dillon County and officials, a plan to coordinate defense, and sending for a trained nurse. The fragmentary text references efforts to support the war and end with a hopeful line about winning.
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United States
Dillon County
Fragmentary World War I era briefing appears incoherent
The readable text shows garbled phrasing about wartime fears, energy waste, Belgian supply concerns, and the Kaiser. It mentions weaponry and bravest of the brave, with hints of a private or eater y context and ongoing military tension.
Buried With Military Honors For Lieut J H David Jr
A letter from Lieut R J Hutchinson 18th Infantry confirms Lieut J H David Jr was killed in action on March 1 1918 in France. David and two officers were buried with full military honors, with details entered on the War Department Roll of Honor for accessible records.
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J. H. David
R. J. Hutchinson
Company M
18 Infantry
David
Lieut. David
Red Springs
N. C
France
J. H. David,Jr
War Department
R. J. Hutchison
A.B. F
Resolutions Honoring John H. David Jr Knight
The Knights of Pythias mourn the loss of faithful Knight John H. David Jr a brave soldier and brother. The lodge expresses sympathy to his family and resolves to spread these resolutions in the lodge minutes print them in The Dillon Herald and send a copy to his family.
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John H. David, Jr
Knights of
Pythias
America
Dillon Herald
Mantone Sold By South Carolina Drug Stores
South Carolinians speak about Mantone as a life improver. Testimonials from E. F. Mangum, J. B. McCravy, K. C. Brumfield, J. A. Swearinger praise regained strength, better sleep, appetite and vitality. Many others share similar results. A list of local merchants sells Mantone including McCarrick, Hasty, McLaurin Drug Co, Evans Pharmacy, Rogers Drug Co, Pages Smith Drug Co.
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Mantone
Mare
California
Mangum
Florence
John B. McCravy
Lumbia
K. C. Brumfield
J. A. Swearinger
H. A. Hasty
McLauring Drug Co
Evans Pharmacy
Rogers Drug Co
Pages Smith Drug Co
Final Discharge Hearing for Guardian W H Campbell
W H Campbell guardian for Mary E Campbell petitions for final discharge. Hearing set for Thursday May 16 1918 at 11 o clock in the forenoon at the guardian’s office. Probate Judge Joe Cabell Davis Dillon County records show 18 41.
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W. H. Campbell
Mary E. Campbell
Joe Cabell Davis
Dillon Co
Creditor's Notice: Estate of Carey Elvington
Administrator C P Haye seeks full settlement of debts and claims against the Carey Elvington estate. Creditors must present claims and debtors settle accounts within legal time or face legal action.
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Carey Elvington
C. P. Haye
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