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Newspaper
The Dillon Herald
Location
Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1909
Page
7
Notice advises merchants and makers in Dillon South Carolina to call men to a meeting on Friday December 17 at 12 noon at Braddy Caddy Garjuers Buss location. Event seeks participation and mentions local officials.
Stable schedule details show events or sales at Dillon stables this week. Limited readable text notes mention general horse-related activities and locations without clear names or dates.
A brief card of thanks expresses gratitude for the congratulations received upon a New Comey event. The writer thanks many friends and notes appreciation for their kindness and support. Respectfully signed by JW Daten.
A garbled report outlines a land auction near Los Angeles County with references to valuable tracts, a possible asset sale, and names blurred by OCR. The piece mentions bidders, parcels described as valuable, and a looming public sale date, but critical details remain unreadable.
A wedding ceremony performed by Dr Jeffeout with notary Pabbe present. The event, described with affectionate detail, marks a union for Lavell Dr and a groom identified as Soo charming a yearme bride L. in Mantle MIR.
Annual meeting notice announces a gathering January 6 1910 at Maria auditorium. It lists required dues and claims procedures with details for account holders and board clerk involvement.
A local firm in Harry County advertises selling pawn land in sizes to suit buyers and assisting purchases from others. It claims a personal visit by a representative to Richmond and Baltimore, notes quote about commitments, and mentions recent moves near Dr Balgeradd and opposite the passenger station. The Herald Book Christmas and nearby cafés are referenced.
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