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The Dillon Herald

Location

Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1909

Page

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Round Upper Marion in Horseless Cars

A Marion county farming tour led by RP Stackhouse showcased rich crops and fertile lands along the Hebron ridge between the Pee Dee rivers. Judge Purdy, Charles Rowland, and other county farmers inspected Col Stackhouse and Rod Jackson plantations, noted corn yields near 76 bushels per acre, and marveled at extensive cotton and corn fields while navigating muddy roads and a scenic country seat two miles west of Dillon.

Horry Line Marlborn County Hebron Pee Dees RP. Stackhouse R. C. Purdy Charles Rowland Sumter C. T. O'Ferral R. P. Stackhouse Stackhouse Acre Hennettsville Rod Jackson Jackson J. L. Bennett Bennett Clio W. B. Horton W. B. Allen Gallavan J. P. Cottingham Lettie Stackhouse Cade Sherwood Dillon

Distinguished visitors mark Sumter farming trip

A lengthy account praises Judge Purdy a Virginian by birth and longtime South Carolinian, lauding his bench service and business success. It highlights Charles Rowland, railroad veteran turned banking and telecom leader, noting his global reach, including plans for Sidney Australia and sales in Japan and the Philippines. The piece commends their wit and gentlemanly character and expresses hope they visit again.

Judge Purdy Turte South Carolina Sumter Cock County Julius Ceasar Ceasar

Blazing hat causes tumult at Atlanta Union Station

A blaze on the roof garden of a hat worn by a traveler at Atlanta Union Station this afternoon drew two fire companies. A confection misplacement near a cigar lighter sparked the flames, destroying about $40 of finery as a hungry crowd aided in containment and the train was delayed briefly while the victim recovered from hysterics.

Atlanta Union Station New York

He Plants Corn Alone in York County Farm

Rock Hill Aug 2 Mr J M Cherry owner of York county's largest farm extends five miles from Rock Hill to the Catawba river. He has not planted cotton this year but concentrates on corn and it is likely the finest crop in the state. He is a city farmer with brains and amasses profit from farming operations.

Rock Hill J. M., Cherry York County Catawba River

Brownie's Fine Record in Mee Dee Circuit Racing

Brownie the bay mare owned by J B Gibson has a remarkable first season. In 28 days she raced 6 times, trotting 19 heats and traveling 116 miles by road plus 74 by rail, never finishing worse than second and earning 247.50 dollars. Aiming for the Virginia Carolina Circuit in September, she targets purses totaling 2500 dollars.

Mee Dee Brownie J. B. Gibson

House Escape After Storm Damages Dillon Home

A severe Alinder storm with heavy rain and lightning struck a Dillon house on Thursday night. A bolt damaged a chimney and window frame, sparked a fire, and shattered plaster as the Jordan family escaped unharmed, though shaken by the explosion and blast effects.

Dillon Stud Jordan Mr. Jordan Trece Bfe Snell

Death of Mr John Hinson in Dillon area

Mr John Hinson dies suddenly at age 67 after a severe heart attack while seated at a hotel case Dillon Sunday afternoon. Born in Mayorsboro County he worked as a carpenter and later in saw mill business. A Confederate veteran he was twice married with several sons from his first marriage. Survived by his second wife Mrs Sanders. Remains transported to Maxton for burial.

Juin Hinson Dillon Suday Hinson Mavrsboro Arinter Sanders Maxton

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Upper Marion Th. R. P. Stackhouse Upper Marion O. C. Hayes TL. Manning L. Manning W. F. Stanton W. T. Huggins A. J. C. Cottingham Josephine Stackhouse E. A. McCormack P. L. Bethea Mr. Huggins Mr. O'Ferral Mr. Jackson Jimmie LeGette Jimme Ford Lottie Stackhouse Burr Mr. Britt Messrs W. Hamer Sam Britt ER. P. Hamer J. H. Hamer E. R. Hamer N. A. Berry L. A. Hraddy Brooks Hamer DB. McLaurin Little Rock Lord Rudolph Roper's Mill Marion County Cestry Cedric Sir Walter Scott Julius the Morgan OF Rowland Railroad Therailroad Mr. Rowland Sumter Telephone Co South Sidney Australia Japan Philippines North Carolina Yd Ge. Yo Dillon Herald S. D. Jordan John Hinson Herald
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