Dillon Herald Advertisement and Subscription Policy Notes
The Dillon Herald outlines subscription rates at 2.00 annually or 1.25 for six months with advance payment. Advertising rates depend on placement and may exclude private enterprise or political messages. The paper, a county organ, serves Dillon County North Carolina with high speed presses and strict content controls, including author name requirements.
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BO Vordan
Dillon County
Eastern
Carolina
North Carolina
Dillion Herald
Cotton cost sheets threaten southern economy and profits
Dillon April 24 1938 The Herald argues that cotton has been a costly, unprofitable crop for the South. It cites figures from J E Wannamaker and T A Amaker showing production costs and notes the region’s reliance on labor paid at subsistence levels. The piece advocates formal cost accounting to reveal real expenses and spur an industrial awakening.
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the Herald
Sundary
Wannamaker
South Garoting Cotton Association
J. EB. Holatus
Calhoun County
Horge
South
The Soldier and His Job
The editor argues soldiers returning home should reclaim their prewar jobs or receive interim arrangements, noting sacrifices and risks. He warns that some veterans face hardship on return as economic conditions bite, citing figures on cotton and seed prices to illustrate the burden.
Abolishing the Primary and Local Power Push
Dillon needs a broad review of election costs and local power lines. The piece argues for slow primary reform, urges extending corporate limits to gain population and bonds, and calls for road and street improvements funded with government support. It highlights neighboring towns Latta Lake View and Little Rock and notes Rock Hill Chester price tensions and profiteering amid high living costs.
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Lake View
Little Rock
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County Liberty Loan Committee Leadership and Message
County Liberty Loan Committee details the leadership across wards with Mrs C R Taber and Mrs D Cottingham as key figures and district reports. It relays Secretary Treasury statements urging broad public subscriptions, supplements with notes on distribution goals, and a call to action for Dillon County residents to support the Victory Liberty Loan with a $269,700 quota.
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T. W. Bethea
J. B. Gibson
Lottie Moody
J. Monroe Rogers
L. B. Franklin
War Loan Organization
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Liberty Loan Committee
Great Volunteer Liberty Loan Organization
Liberty Loan Committees
Victory Liberty Loan
Victory
John McSween, Jr
Woman's Committee
Dillon
Dillon County
Public profiteering concerns raised in The Herald columns
The Herald invites complaints about profiteering in Dillon or Dillon County. It stresses publicity as a remedy while noting merchants deserve legitimate profit, but profits should not exceed pre-price-advance levels. The call asks readers to report any suspected abuses to publicize them.
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