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Newspaper

The Dillon Herald

Location

Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1918

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County Candidates Talk to Voters at Fork Campaigns

The county campaign opened at Fork with a small crowd. Judge Joe l Cabell Davis spoke as Probate judge seeking re election and urged service. Several House candidates including BEr Ellerbee, J W Hamer, and Joe P Lane outlined platforms focusing on taxes, tax equalization, and public duties. Lane tied remarks to war and civic sacrifice, recalling local memory and personal obligations.

Fork Joel Cabell Davis Woodrow Wilson Une BE. R. Ellerbe House of Representatives Elerbee Wilson J. W. Hamer Vetera Tax Commission Ways and Means Joe P. Lane People of Marion County Tim County Cald R. S. Rogers Sheriff Lane Rogers Lane John David

Senator McLaurin Returns North After Hospital Stay

Senator John L. McLaurin returned to Bennettsville in good condition and will travel to New York with his daughter Mrs. Charles Sligh after receiving a message from her husband Capt. Sligh en route to France. He announced he would keep his name on the ballot, aiming to present a non factional platform focused on industrial and economic issues, cotton protection, and postwar price concerns, while denouncing factional politics and the current campaign as a circus.

Pee Dee John L. McLaurin Bennetteville New York Charles Sligh Capt Sigh Camp Mills France McLaurin Heaviy South Carolina

Fixes Age Limits From 18 to 45 Years

Washington reports that a manpower bill, supported by Provost Marshal Gen. Crowder, would require registration of all men aged 18 to 45 for military service. The plan proposes September 5 as registration day for about 13 million men, with Senate and House committees to act swiftly. Estimates show 3,171,771 men aged 18-20 would register and 1,787,609 would be eligible for class 1, while 601,236 in the 23-45 bracket would be eligible for eligibility changes with exemptions.

Washington Crowder Senate House Chamberlain Senate Military Committee Dent House Committee Eince Curtis Kansas Senate Ieaders Gen. Crowder

Compliments County Officers after New Settlement Visit

Comptroller General Sawyer spent Tuesday in the city settling county affairs. He praised the treasurer auditor and commissioners for improved handling and said the county is out of debt except for bonds. A sinking fund has begun to retire bonds and all claims are paid. Sawyer departed on the afternoon train for Florence.

Sawyer Dillon Dhe Florence

Meeting Fridley on disease prevention effort

The Council of Defense with state and county directs UK efforts to educate the public on disease prevention. A recent profitable meeting in Columbia featured several specialists. Delegates from nearly every county will attend a county campaign starting in Dillon.

Council of Defense City of Columbia Cumpalana Dillon Dilton Priday Aucunt Yat Che Court House Huwel Florence Michaux Henalee Dillem Indien W. H. Muller

How Americans Fight War Tale From France

Monroe North Carolina Enquirer prints a letter from Lt Sam J Parker describing early American infantry combat in France. He details trench battles, rising intensity, over the top charges, and personal encounters with German troops. He praises American soldiers, recalls close calls, and notes a wounded arm while recounting the first wave assault and bayonet fighting.

Monroe N. C Enquirer The J. J. Parker Sam J. Parker France Neda No Man's Land Gertans Bowie Fritz Kanerad

County News and Happenings

Belines and family visit Savannah to spend time with son Corey Watson. Lute rains helped young corn. cotton prospects look good as tobacco farmers smile. Rev Reynolds from Virginia preaches. Sardis week meetings announced. Miss Jessie Smith visits from Whiteville. Burke Watson, noted local druggist, earns praise. Carlisle Wigs serving in France adds a new service star. Quarterly meeting at Ebenezer church August 10 and 11. Rural School Improvement Association to meet at Mrs. J Madison Berry’s Friday at six. Protracted meetings begin at Bet Sunday. Kate Fair visits J. S. Pair’s home. recent rains boost crop prospects.

Belines T. B. Watson Martha May Alline Savannah Corey Watson Reynolds Bnatchore Virginia Fost Sardis J. A. Hrickhoure Dryden Ball Md Jessie Smith Whiteville Felix Smith Burke Watson Burke Sumter France Ebenezer Church Sturday Usk Grove Improverion Association J. Madison Berry Sda Ang Rev J. B. Weldon Asu Tul Bet Kate Fair Elioree J. 3

State Campaign Meeting Draws Small Yet Attentive Audience

A small audience at the State Cane baton Meeting heard candidates for state offices at the school auditorium yesterday. The event opened at 10 26 with a prayer by Rev Chandler and featured short eight minute talks from minor candidates and eighteen minute discussions from Governor hopefuls.

State Cane Baton Chandler Jinor Janine T. Liles Heutenan Gov Bethen Milan Hin Robert A. Cooper Mulling

Methodist Church Services on Main Street

Sunday school at 10 a.m. with Vir. W. Harry Stuller as superintendent. Morning sermon “The Sword of Jesus” and evening sermon “When Felix Trembled” by Dr. Vateou B. Duncan. Epworth League at 8 p.m. Prayer service Wednesday at 8:45 p.m. Public invited to all services.

Main Street Methodist Church Vateou B. Duncan Harry Stuller Ali Jesus Jess Felix Epworth League L. C. Braddy, Jr

War Memoir On Duty And Courage From A Battlefront

A soldier recalls his frontline experiences with loyalty and sacrifice. He praises the spirit of his men, notes losses but emphasizes perseverance, recounts platoon reorganization after heavy combat, and salutes the enduring resolve of the troops against German forces.

Captain W T Shaw Killed in France War

Telegrams report Captain W T Shaw of Weldon North Carolina killed in action in France. He trained at Chicamauga and was about to sail when his fiancée Miss Blanche Stanton of Tai and her family traveled to Newark New Jersey for their March 12 marriage. Friends express sympathy to Mrs Shaw and family.

Pee Dee N. J Capt. Shaw Mies Stanton Capt Shaw France Ma Shaw J. A. Stanton Trim

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