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Newspaper

The Dillon Herald

Location

Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1919

Page

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All Tobacco Markets Close Temporarily

Warehouses in the Dillon tobacco belt are shut as embargoes on shipments and a threatened railroad strike delay reopenings. Buyers mark time while exporters urge holding tobacco. government talks yield slow progress with 60 percent of strikers back at work but demands for a 20 percent raise persist. Cotton movement risks price declines if railroads stay paralyzed.

Dillon Tobacco Tobacco Dilton Dillon Wilson Railroads Hines South

Reports of Nicholas Fate Unsolved Amid Conflicting Clues

A flood of sensational reports questions the fate of Czar Nicholas II and his family. Sources vary widely from English to German and Russian outlets, citing secret reports and supposed Moscow documents. No bodies or burial site confirmed, while rumors persist of staged deaths and hidden survivals.

Ransse Hie Seeluua England Sone Huesian Ezarinae London Telegraph Grand Duke of Hesse Deutsche Allgemeing Zietung German Foreign Office Moscow Czarina Clare Alexis Eisele Certon Orloin Cart W. Arkerman New York Tijen Ekavrinhure Wits Haw Montinuey

Dillon Farmers Meet Aug 21 For Cotton Association

County call for August 14 at the courthouse urges all farmers to attend the Dillon meeting. B F McLeod and Prof H N Snider will discuss plans for a state wide Cotton Association, with dues and goals outlined for 1921 and 1922, plus benefits like The Cotton Journal.

Davis Court House Dillon County South Carolina Cotton Association David B. F. McLeod H. N. Snider Walford College McLeod South Carolina South Caroline Cotton Association South Hir Cotton Journal American Cotton Association

Campaign 6th district race opens in Florence

The campaign to replace the late Congressman Ragsdale opens in Florence with pledges filed by E. J. Sherwood Conway W. F. Stackhouse Merion Philip Stoll Kingstree J. B. Mein etc. Campaign meetings set for Georgetown Marion Conway Dillon Darlington Bennettsville August 14 15 16 18 19 24. Primary on August 26 with general election set for October 7 under Australian ballot rules county wide except Mt Calvary Pleasant Hill. Ballot booths supplied by the County Democratic Committee with Wynub.

6Th Ragsdale Florence E. J. Sherwood Conway W. F. Stackhouse Merion Philip Stoll Kingstree Meinnis Darlington J. W. le Breet J. J. Evans Bennettsville Georgetown Marion Dillon Bennetteville Latta Lake View Little Rock Democratic Committee Wynub

Rumblings of industrial unrest and rail labor plan

Washington reports Garretson testifying before the House Interstate Commerce Committee on postwar railroad control and the Plumb plan. He argues labor voices are rising amid unrest, denies coercion by brotherhoods, and urges government action without delay. Also notes a New York prosecution of a Savannah girl case involving a local negro.

Washington Austin B. Garrison Order of House Interstate Commerce Committee Garretson Congress Atlantic Pacific Imbor Mr. Garretson Glenn E. Plumb Organized Labor American Federation of Labor Wilson Gore Tison Hines

Comptroller General Praises County Officials

ER L Osborne the comptroller general made a settlement with the county and praised the books as in excellent condition. He commended Treasurer Wat AoW and Auditor Ae as among the best officials in the state. He then traveled to Bey nettevile for a settlement with Martha county officials. Mr and Mrs Hol W Kiser are visiting with Mr and Mrs A C Rovers and staying a few days.

ER. L. Osborne Wat Aow Osborne Dillon Mr. Osborne Fillon Beynettevile Marthara Comity

Test Your Wheels for True Alignment and Safety

Learn to true up auto wheels to prevent rapid tire wear from misalignment or wobble. The guide explains causes from curbs and bumps to worn hubs and uneven clamps, and offers a simple stick method to check alignment if a service aligner is unavailable. Regular testing protects tire life and driving safety.

Lkely Wwe Vither

Bamberg County Tobacco Growth Beats Past Year

Clemson College reports Bamberg County’s tobacco expansion to about 600 acres this year led by farmer success and high prices. County Agent George Briggs notes Lee County experts praised a two acre Bamberg field grown by Fred Free as outstanding. A tobacco warehouse is under construction for next year, signaling tobacco as a key crop for Bamberg.

Clemson College Bambers George KR. Briggs Lee County Bamberg County Fred Free F. E. Floyd Marion County Bamberg Messrs Frank Bamberg G. O. Simmons B. V. Kearse Dervey Smoak A. M. Brabham

Eight Die In Explosion At Port Colborne Grain Elevator

A massive blast at the government grain elevator on Walland Canal, Port Colborne, Ont., killed eight and injured many, seven seriously. The barge Quebec was wrecked and towed out to shore. Fireproof construction limited flames though windows shattered and debris filled the harbor area. The eight-year-old elevator, valued at about $2 million with capacity over 2 million bushels, was near one-third full of mostly wheat.

Port Colborne Ont Walland Canal Quebec Harvey

Wheel alignment and tire care tips for safer driving

Instructions warn that misaligned or wobbling wheels can cause 4000 to 5000 miles of wear. Advice covers checking play, spinning the wheel with a pencil to detect runout, keeping tires inflated, regular tread repairs, avoiding blows and skidding, keeping wheels aligned, using proper casing, cleaning mud holes, and carrying spare tires, with rust prevention and proper chain use.

County News and Happenings Chronicle Broadside

News items of interest to Herald readers recount storms causing corn damage and local travels. Mentions include D W Bowen and R M Moody in Gaddys Mill, Mae McKenzie visiting Bermuda, Joe Allen at Wilmington, and gatherings starting the fourth Sunday with worship to be announced. Local labor during tobacco season noted amid community notices.

Calvary Messrs D. W. Bowen R. M. Moody Mins Mae McKenzie Bermuda Laura J. Moody Joe Allen Wilmington J. A. Campbell Oxcles Mill

Watson Reunion at Antioch Church Becomes Regional Gathering

The Watson Reunion met at Antioch church on August 7 with relatives from Southport Fayetteville Lumberton Tabor Lakeview Columbia Hopkins Loris Tryon Pacolet Montana and other areas. Notices include Aunt Mary Letette’s death Aunt Cherry’s illness Rev W C Aflen unable to attend Horace St Tilghman returning to Sellers and other family updates as school resumes in Braveville Melevlome.

Columbia C. W. Wiggins E Hopkins Albert Watson Bryan Watson Ruth Nellie Flossie Loris Dorcia Jones Kennedy Tryon Samuel Lipscomb Pacolet Milton Watson Fannie Montana Othrs Mary Letette Cherry Watson W. C. Aflen Horace St. Tilghman Sellers Charlie T. B. Watson Savannah John G. Watson Mra. Milliken Georgetown Mias Lila Quibyeth Winthrop College Dick Watson Mra. Hammond Mele Lome Bravehville

Oak Grove Bethesda Sunday School Exercises Review

Oak Grove Bethesda reports Sunday school day exercises held Sunday morning with a large audience. Mrs Tracey By Fore led the training of the children to the success of the event. A Bethlehem protracted meeting near here closed last Sunday night with sermons by Rev Elwell. Local visits include J Burke Berry of Latta and Mr Mrs Robs Dillon of Bennettsville. Lacey M Lundy returns home from Atlanta hospital on furlough. Florence and Richmond travel noted. candidate W F Stackhouse of Marion attends. Mr L Cattinenan returns from Waynesville and Mrs Carting hosts children for montane visits.

Oak Grove Bethesda Tracey Fore Bethlehem Elwell Conway J. Burke Berry Latta Robs, Dillon Bennettaville T. L. Fore Lacey M. Lundy Atlanta H. Ti. Baxley Florence J. F. Hartley Richmond WF. Stackhouse Marion

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