Liquidation planned for cotton indebtedness in Aillon Herald
The Aillon Herald notes a move to liquidate thin indebtedness and predicts cotton may rise after the peace conference end. It admits uncertainty about how long a rate of 20 cents per month will last and foresees wide market fluctuations. Subscriptions and advertising details are outlined for Dillon county and nearby Eastern Carolina.
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Ailiivenne
Toma
Dillon County
Carolina
Europe
Soldiers urged to enroll in government life insurance
Long list from Dillon Herald urges service members to take out government life insurance, detailing policy amounts, monthly benefits for death or disability, and the proper payment method to the Bureau of War Risk Insurance. The notice lists numerous local soldiers by name and residence, plus a casualty roll with statuses including killed in action and wounded.
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Dillion Herald
Dillon
Bieb
Canta Pot
United States
Bureau of Way Risk Insurance
Washington, D.C
Notice of public sale at Atlantic Coast Line station Dillon
Public sale to the highest bidder for cash to be held at the Atlantic Coast Line station in Dillon on a December day in 1918 between noon and 2 pm. A dark day about 12 years old is to be sold, with proceeds to settle feed bills and expenses of keeping as directed by Chief of Police Jno McCracken.
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Atlantic Coast Line
Dillon
Annual meeting notice of County Board of Commissioners
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the County Board of Commissioners will be held at their office on Thursday January 2 1919. All persons with claims against the county must present them to the Clerk by January 1 1919 for examination and payment at the meeting. Dated January 2 1919. A P Bethea Clerk of the Board
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County Board of Commissioners
A. PL
Bethea
Herd
Influenza Counter Revolutions and Kaiser Remarks
A 1918 Dillon column discusses communications policy, urging news focus on real interest topics. It notes counter-revolutions should target influenza, and comments on frequent condemnations of the Kaiser, framed as patriotic zeal rather than profanity. The piece stresses author identity as a good faith guarantee.
Government Warns on Insect Losses to Farm Supplies
A 1914 statement by C. L. Marlett of the U S Bureau of Entomology estimates losses from insect pests on all plant products and live stock rival the national outlays. The letter urges farmers to cooperate in pest control, asking them to detail storage amounts, past damage by weevils, and willingness to cooperate, with a county agent to follow up.
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United States
C. L. Marlett
United States Bureau of Entomology
Avaly Dnd
Caroline
KEEP THE LOCAL WAR RECORD FOR DILLON COUNTY
Dillon County should chronicle its war record proudly listing each man who joined the colors by name and noting every hero who died in service. The record should cover money subscriptions to war work, Liberty bonds and baby bonds, and the efforts of the Crogs and women in general, started anew at the first feasible moment.
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Dillon County
Giving the Boys Good Tim and Jobs for Returning Heroes
The article argues for swift reemployment and fair treatment of returning service members, urging minimal restrictions to boost business. It notes the need to absorb veterans into industry, sustain employment, and support a postwar readjustment as Europe’s markets stabilize. It also comments on the cotton market as a speculative factor affecting farmers.
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Dillon
Calotabs Calomel Breaks Up Severe Colds Overnight
Physicians endorse Calotabs as a safe purified calomel remedy for colds influenza and grippe. A single tab on the tongue with water clears the cold by morning and purifies the liver and bowels without digestive disturbance. Sold in original sealed packages for 35 cents with money back guarantee if not delighted.
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