Hand to Mouth and Speed Fears Across the County
The piece reports on American cotton prospects in Europe and Egypt, noting potential 10 to 24 percent higher demand, and describes visits by Cotton Association representatives to England, France, Germany, and other countries. A second item humorously recounts a squirrel fed on mash producing a “nutty” scene, plus local road safety pleas for Dillon County urging speed control after a dangerous holiday travel period.
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Department of Agriculture
Europe
Willis R. J. Bill
States Department
England
France
Switzerland
Belgium
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Germany
Poland
Free City of Danzig
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Ialy
Egypt
Mr. Meadows
Palestine
Utah
Ape
Washington, Ga
Wilkes
Washington
Wilkes Superior Court
Nimrods
Brod
Savannah
Whch
Local Socials and Visits Across the Region
Mrs. T W Carmichael and Attie daughter Grace of Rowland visiting Mrs L J Fort Miss Sadie Player and Mollie Williams spent Thanksgiving at Eliott home Mr and Mrs B M Rose of Columbia visiting J C Calhoun household H P DuBose and daughter Sadie spent Saturday with Melton Rogers Annie Weatherly spent Thanksgiving at Minturn M B E Carmichael attended Brown Garner wedding Bessie McQueen home from Dillon John Watson of Columbia visiting sister N N Schrofield Thelma Rogers of Columbia College and Carroll Braswell Burt Roberts of Wolfeord College spent Thanksgiving at home
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T. W. Carmichael
Grace
Rowland
L. J. Fort
Sadie Player
Mollie Williams
Eliott
BM Rose
Columbia
J. C. Calhoun
H. P. DuBose
Sadie
M. BE. Carmichael
Bessie McQueen
Dillon
John Watson
Columbia Is
N. N. Sehofield
Thelma Rogere
Columbia College
Carroll Braswell
Burt Roberts
Wofford College
The Ministers Wife New Bonnet musical comedy coming soon
The Dillon Dramatic Club presents The Ministers Wife New Bonnett a musical comedy for Saturday at the school auditorium to aid the Presbyterian church fund for its building dedication. The Radcliffe Co grants a special permit for Millville production and 70 cent reserved seats plus a 6 percent war tax with general admission at 50 cents.
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Dramatic Club of
Dillon
Radcliff Co
Millville
N. J
Presbyterian Church
Athletic, Association
Moody Drug Co
A Good Man Claimed by Death in Dillon County
A Good Man, once deputy sheriff at nineteen under Sheriff W. T. Evans, died November 16, 1921, near the Allen home in Latta. Funeral conducted by Rev. W. Allen of Dillon. He served twenty years in Marion County police work, later in Timmonaville, S C, then declined in health until his death. He married Miss Alice Allen of Latta in November 1901, survived by relatives and many friends in Bennettsville, Mallory, Latta, and nearby communities.
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Satan
Upper
Marion
Dillon County
Lsw
John ©. Allen
Allen
Latta
W. ©. Allen
Dillon
W. T. Evans
Marion County
Timmonaville
Alice
H. W. Allen
Thos. Hays
Mallory
8. C
Jane Jackson
Bennettsville
Postmaster General urges early holiday mail packing
Postmaster Carmichael relays a letter from Postmaster General Hayes urging patrons of Diller offices to mail packages early. He stresses the vast task of serving 100,000,000 people and the need to wrap securely and address plainly to avoid misreads and losses. Citizens’ cooperation could set a new holiday mail record.
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Carmichael
Hayes
Diller
Federal labeling rule for migratory game birds
The Bureau of Biological Survey warns under Federal Law all packages shipping wild ducks geese and other migratory game birds must display the shipper and consignee names and an accurate statement of the birds inside. Sportsmen shipping birds without proper markings face prosecution in federal court and possible seizure and condemnation of the birds.
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Florence Times
Bureau of Bilogical Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Clemson Extension Bulletin 48 on Boll Weevil Readiness
Clemson College Extension Service prepares Bulletin 48 titled Farming under Bull Weevil Conditions. The guide offers information and practices for farmers facing boll weevil damage, stresses learning new methods, and notes there is no single replacement for cotton. It urges conservative, proven crop strategies while cotton remains the main money crop.
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Extension Service
Clemson College
South Carolina
Hee
Ryan
Fire destroys Perry shop and adjacent structures
A blaze originated at Perry’s Paint and auto shop, destroying the paint shop, Studebaker, auto parts, and a rear galvanized iron building of the Dillon Machine. Buildings owned by Mr Wheeler were unsaved, with losses around 7000 for Wheeler and 3000 for Dillon Hardware Co. Water damage to nearby grocery noted. fire department saved neighboring structures.
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Insu
Perry
Studebaker
W. Hams
Get
Dillon Machine
Wheeler
Dillon Hardware Co
W. A. Meares
Perry Garage
Thanksgiving Messages and Local News From Minturn
Minturn notes a community Thanksgiving period with many visits and gatherings. Several residents, including Mr. and Mrs. M Edawards and family, Miss Mary Proctor, Oliver Tatum, and Miss Annie Weatherly, spend Thanksgiving at home or with relatives. A quiet marriage occurs Sunday night as the Reverend D. McIntyre unites the hot bride and groom at 8:30. Other items mention hunts, visits by residents to grandparents and friends, church activities by the Woman’s Auxiliary, and plans for building repairs of Temple Building.
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Jami McCormac
D. M. Weatherly
Latta
Annie Weatherly
Fy School
N. J. Merired
Jane Evans
Ale ‘Throp College
Tommi
Davidson and Vernon
Wofford
Meners
Robert Lee
Morrison Cottin
Hunt
Nelle Good
The
Trinity
McLaurh
W. J. Stone
Johnnie Johnson
B. G. Webster
Minega 1
F. Diphtherte
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Fairmont
Udale
J. Pope Matthews
Palmetto National Bank of Columbia
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Matthews
A. E
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W. D. Roberts
Roberts
W. C. Cathear
Herald
Italac
Morris Fass
Clemson
Minturn
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