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Newspaper
The Dillon Herald
Location
Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1919
Page
4
The Wilson Herald notes widespread high prices and plentiful money in 1919, with railroads and autos rising costs. It critiques political moves by Mr Blease, praises rest breaks for productivity, and argues capital and labor both underpin enterprise while defending industry from agitators.
In Charleston the mayoral race between Hyde and Grace remains undecided with close results suggesting an official tally is needed. The Grace side and Hyde supporters claim different outcomes as ballots, boxes, and papers await proper counting, while party managers prepare for oath administration at polling sites and the county executive committee schedules a returns tabulation at the courthouse on August 28, 1919.
Notice announces a Democratic primary on August 26 for Dillon County to nominate a Congressman candidate. It lists polling places and managers for each club, with a potential second primary on September 9. Polls open 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and results to be counted and certified by the managers.
A long campaign announcement from Julius S. McInnes seeking the Democratic nomination for Congress in the Sixth District. The document includes endorsements from Horry County leaders, officials, and prominent residents, plus notices about related political and local business matters and notices for sale.
Fragmented ad notes a farm for sale in Kinburg county with public row at church and school. Mentions tobacco extra field, a ton sad corm and M. A. Shuler keeper name, with a catalog style price and an associated boxed medicine claim for grip and influenza using Grove's Bromo Quinine tablets at 30 cents.
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