Railroad Union Station Hearing At Dillon Today
The Railroad Commission will hear Dillon petition for a union station with Atlantic Coast Line and North and South Carolina railroads presenting reasons against. Town committee from the chamber of commerce and city officials will also attend. Decision to be reserved after full consideration.
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Railroad Commission
Dillon
Atlantic Coast Line
Card of ‘Trade
N. H B. Hargrove
G. L. Moore
A. B. Jordan
ET. Killort
Maple Dots Farmers Mixed About Cotton Planting Pace
In Maple Dots area many farmers have varied schedules with some finishing cotton planting and others delaying this week for favorable timing. Reports note several local residents and visitors including Jim McNeill of Gaddy's Mill and Rev. W. W. Tucker, plus community events and a Manning Union meeting set for April 27.
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Jim McNeill
Gaddy's Mill
W. W. Tucker
J. E. Henry
Latta
Joseph Hayes
Robert Reaves
Floydale
J. A. Dove
Mt. Andrew
Manning School
H. F. Taylor
Mt. Andrews Lanes
Meaers
M. Rouse
W. T. Rogers
Atta
Fred Lane
Marion
C. M. Jackson
County Farmers Meet to Organize County Pair Association
An invitation to every farmer in Dillon County to attend a court house meeting on Monday April 24 at 11 a.m. to organize a County Pair Association. Local business men support the effort and urge widespread attendance to ensure the association's success. The goal is to elect officers and governors to guide the new body.
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Charleston
V. W. Murden
Southern Railroad
Isaac
Lincolnville
Berkeley County
Moncks Corner
W. Carn
Murden
Hethany
Murde
Jst
Morden
Moe
Court House
Nu County
Dillon County
Ditton County Iy
Cody
Fort Sumter bombardment tale from Civil War veteran
The Baltimore News presents Frederick T. Crate’s account of the Fort Sumter bombardment with claims about a signal gun from Mount Pleasant. Crate, a 19 year old Confederate veteran and Baltimore police lieutenant, recalls his duties on the Cooper River and John’s Island floating battery, Beauregard’s orders to ready fire, and the moments leading to the April 12 action amid a crowded era of reports and local updates.
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Baltimore News
Fort Shster
Frederick T. Crate
Maryland
Fort Wan
Mount Least
Dames — Tsumi
Crate
Baltimore
Charleston
S. C
Rattlesnake Shoals
Cooper River
Wappo Gut
Fort Sumter
John's Island
P. G. T. Beauregard
Beauregard
Seaboard Air Line Orders 600 Miles of Telephones
The Seaboard Air Line Railway ordered new telephone equipment for 374 miles in the first division and 265 miles in the second division, covering lines between Rutherfordton Hamlet Jacksonville and Tampa. Western Electric will supply the gear, expanding automatic telephone control on rail operations nationwide.
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Charlotte
Wilmington
Hamlet
Columbian
Rutherfordton
Jacksonville
Tampa
Richmond
Raleigh
Portsmouth
Val
Monroe
Western Electric Company
Seaboard Air Line
United States
Hursey Visit From Scotland Ga Pastor Visits Brother
Rev. William Hursey and his wife of Scotland, Georgia, visiting his brother Rev. JA Hursey. He will be glad to see many friends but due to failing health cannot visit widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hursey
Who
Scotland
JA. Hursey
Happiness in Old Age in the Baltimore Sun
The piece argues life extends beyond sixty and honors septuagenarians and nonagenarians. It highlights John Bigelow at 93, Mary A. Wright at 82 leading a Bible class, and Fanny Crosby at 91, praising their influence. A Miss Whitney expression recital is announced for Friday night at eight.
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Baltimore Sun
John Bigelow
New York
Europe
France
Woman Missionary Congress
Mary A. Wright
First Baptist Church of
Burlington
N. J
Kundreds
Fanny Crosby
Sone
Jesus
Miss Whitney
Mes
Exerae
Wegin
Rufus Avey a Trusted Slave Overseer and Heir Maker
Morganton News recalls Rufus Avey an old antebellum slave who died at about 83 after pneumonia. He served Col. W W Avery as overseer, aided real estate value, helped heirs, opened Avery avenue, and remained faithful to his master’s family until his death.
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Morganton
N. C
Rufus Avey
Col. W.W. Avery
Hunt
Carson
Mebewell
Col. Avery
Ile
California
Uemadrugh
Mark Winters
Hamilton Erwin
Lenoir Avery
Col
Avery
Rufus
Waightstill Avery
Kirk
Morehead Avery
Dallas
Texas
Col Avery
Migs Corinna
Agury
Addie Avery
John Hemphill
South Carolina
Marc Waightside
Bond
Union Meeting Closes After Revival in Dillon
The union meeting ended Tuesday night as Dr Black and assistants left for home Wednesday morning to rest before another gathering. The revival drew strong interest at every service and is expected to add many members to the churches.
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Felis
Moniell
Hovesrubtiik
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Gether
Ue Bast Minute
Meowmid
Meld
Stackhouse
Will
TOR
Tawill
Plunderbund
Cole
Blouse
T. B Felder
South Carona
Appris
Nonstar
Goveror
Blease
Blewitt Falls
Hideigh
Rockingham Power Company
Yadkity River Power Company
EC. Potter
Wily
Newton
Sli Hotly
Charles Kodohinsan
Carulings
Hower & Kiske
Fang
Hi Developments
Chee Sth
VieTests
Cree Filer Wine
Ieee
UEP
Melaurin
Polk Miller
the Auditoriun
Murnwell
Southern Railway
Washington
Jacksoivile
Fla
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Sooo
Sean
Bdckville
Milly Hart
Giles
Firth
Ipig
Pake
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Weeek
Fevek Pag
Eknee
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Miler
Thas
Saul
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