Legal Advertisement Fragments From Local Notices
Fragmentary legal ad text appears in a local notices section with unreadable lines and partial details. No coherent case or deadline is clearly legible for full summarization.
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Newspaper
The Dillon Herald
Location
Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1911
Page
2
Fragmentary legal ad text appears in a local notices section with unreadable lines and partial details. No coherent case or deadline is clearly legible for full summarization.
A testimonial from H J Barnum of Freeville New York credits Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with curing a persistent fever sore after years of remedies. The ad claims it heals burns boils eczema cuts bruises swellings corns and piles like magic. Sold for 25 cents at Evans Plu Dharw.
A Manville Wyoming neighbor recalls Mrs W P Spaugh praising New Life Pills for curing obstinate kidney trouble and restoring her energy. The article notes the remedy as an easy cure for stomach liver and kidney troubles priced at 25 cents at Evans 9 Piner Way.
An old advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a universal healer for cuts corns bruises sores skin ulcers eye sores and sprains. Evans Pharmacy offers it for 25 cents.
Dillon County treasurer W. McInnis announces tax books open Oct 15 1911 to Jan 1 1912 with no penalty until then. After Jan 1 1912 penalties apply and levy lists include state 6 3 4 mills constitutional 3 mills ordinary county 4 mills and bonds 1 3 4 mills. District levies range from 2 to 9 mills with a general commutation tax and poll tax of 1 for ages 21 to 60. notice signed by W. McInnis treasurer.
Mrs C Willoughby of Marengo Wis credited timely advice and Dr Kings New Discovery with averting a tragedy and saving two lives. Doctors mistook a severe cough for consumption but the remedy proved effective for throat and lung troubles and was praised for its performance. The Evans Pharmacy guaranteed and offered trial bottles at 60 cents to 1.60 dollars.
An old style advertisement proclaims Dr King s New Life Pills restore balance when organs like kidneys and bowels feel out of sorts. It promises pleasant relief and speedy health improvements and notes the product costs 26 cents at Evans Pharmacy.
An ad urges readers that stopping work harms health and promotes Electric Bitters to restore tone and vigor. It claims many users praise the product, guarantees satisfaction, and offers a 60 cent price at Evans Pharmacy.
Forced to leave home for a healthier climate many poor sufferers struggle with cost and uncertainty. A newspaper touts Dr Eng's New Discovery as a cure that can be used at home and claims it cured the narrator of lung ailments.
An advertisement touts Tigull Withtes remedies for coughs colds and influenza with a 50c price and a free trial at Evans thorowes. A separate crime report details a home entry at Bold Deed David H Shelby's home 9 miles from Mullins on the Gapway route where a black intruder spent the night and was later jailed awaiting spring term on a housebreaking charge.
A fragment notes a remedy labeled New Life Pill claimed to ease constipation indigestion and related symptoms. It mentions Evans's pharmacy and a user age around 28 years seeking relief from various ailments including chills and debility.
Notice announces an executors sale on a Tuesday December 12 at an early hour. The sale lists property tied to Klob Rael area and Wentegseth with cad oes Me highest bids for each asset. Items include shorts supplements and grooved elements tied to RL oY Pamer in Little Rock Ohio
A fragment reports a man facing attacks against the son of Peter Dowdy in South Rockwood Michigan. The text mocks quack remedies and self help warnings, mentioning kidney trouble, fatigue and nervousness as reported dangers.
In the garbled text a speaker references a severe foot injury and attempts a home remedy. The fragment mentions various names and a series of obscure medical products and treatments without coherent context or dates.
An imprecise notice discusses tax sales for school purposes with references to ages between 21 and 60 excluding Confederate soldiers, property valuations, and cash sale conditions. It lists sale dates in January and February and references township and school district involvement with the auditor and deputies handling tax forms and listings.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names such as G. W. Tucker and Boivin, with scattered references to streets, sites, and dates. The text is incomplete and difficult to interpret, containing stray letters and broken phrases that obscure a clear event or action.
The text appears garbled with multiple names and places, lacking a coherent report or identifiable event. No clear persons organizations dates or outcomes are readable to form a factual summary.
Notice states sale on December 2 at the town treasurer office in Dillon. A loan of $2,900 dated forty years prior is due, with payment allowed after 20 years. Bids must be sealed and delivered to the chairman of the Board of Public Works by the stated hour.
Notice is hereby given that the co part nership between J. W. Hamer and EF P Mobley Jr known as the Mobley Company at Little Rock South Carolina has been dissolved by mutual consent. All liabilities are assumed by E F P Mobley Jr and all debts to the firm are to be paid to E P Mobley Jr. Little Rock S C signed J W Hamer and E P Mobley 11-30-41.
West Burlington, Te citizen Robert Madsen credits Electric Bitters with curing eight months of virulent troubs and yellow jaundice after doctors gave little hope. The article touts the medicine as the best remedy for stomach liver nerve and kidney troubles and blood purification, priced at 50e.
The Auditors office will accept tax returns from January 1 to February 20, 1911. Law requires listing of property for taxes including personal property notes mortgage money and income tax on income of 2500 dollars and up plus real estate transfers since last return.
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