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The Dillon Herald

Location

Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1909

Page

5

Cumberland county’s progress and old Cumberland tales

The article describes land Hills North Carolina’s hills, the Cumberland county area near Fayetteville, and a visit by Dr. with Ewing to examine extensive holdings two miles from Fayetteville. It highlights modern roads, prosperous farms with dewberries and English tobacco, yields of a bale per acre, and a vision of progress replacing primitive habits. It notes a grand home, cottages, and a water power system with a ram, set amid oaks pines and holly.

Dee J. P. Ewing Dillon Fayetteville Cumberland County Yadkin Road Cumberland

Beaver Creek Docworks amid rough hills for new flow

A fragmentary report describes a doctor near Beaver Creek undertaking a wet method project to enable a large, 20 horse power production on a clay foundation. The text references Malaria and mosquito danger and expresses restful, nature-loving themes that hint at a remote hillside setting.

Beaver Creek

Marlboro Farms and Prosperous Land Prospects

Elihu Muldrow touts Marlboro land as easy to clear, with light soils and ditches unnecessary, praising model farms yielding 1/6 to 2 bales per acre. The Dillon Herald notes annual subscription at $1.50 and features a blue X on the front margin indicating paid status.

Old Marlboro Elihu Muldrow

Marion County Tax Collectors Notice 1909

County Treasurer's Order from Marion South Carolina announces open books for State, County and Road Tax from Oct 15 to Dec 3, 1909. State and County taxes may be paid in January with 1 percent, February with 2 percent, or March 15 with 7 percent. Road tax paid in fall or January and February. Commutation tax is $2 for 1910. Taxpayers should request receipts in every township or special school district. Those who cannot come to the office may write.

Marion S. C

Tax levy amounts and deadlines in county treasurer disclosure

A county treasurer notice lists levies for school, road, poor fund and other districts with mills and due dates after December 25. It cautions remittance by check or money order, warns against sending cash, and notes exemptions for Confederate soldiers and others by law. J D Montgomery signs as county treasurer.

Constitutional School

No Rest Relieves Nervous Sleeplessness with Nervine

Miss Alma Hug of Canal Dover Ohio reports sleepless nights and fearful dreams until Dr Miles Nervine and Tonic used. She says nervous spells eased and sleep became natural after following directions. Returns money if no benefit.

Dr. Miles Alma Hug Canal Dover Ohio Miles

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