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Newspaper
The Dillon Herald
Location
Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1918
Page
6
Notice of a December 10 1918 board decision to convene Mockholders at Lake View South Carolina on January 2 1919 at 11 oclock am to vote on increasing capital stock beyond 50000 dollars R S Rogers president 12 12 41 209
Ada H. Curtis administratrix announces qualification in the estate of F. Me. C. Curtis deceased. Creditors must present claims and debtors pay within the legal period or risk loss of recovery. The notice is dated December 31, 12 217, and directs all parties to act accordingly.
All persons are warned not to trespass on the lands of O C Hayes estate of Mrs J O Hayes. O C Hayes 12-12-1. Come old and young to see the wonderful Detroit and get a cup of coffee. Demonstration December 16 24. Everybody come W A Blizzard.
A Dillon resident, J M Jones of Railroad Ave, praises Dean's Kidney Pills after suffering kidney and back issues. He credits two boxes with curing his trouble and confirms no further kidney problems since, while continuing occasional doses as a preventive. Sold for 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY.
All persons and creditors with claims against the estate of Evans L. Rogers, deceased, must file claims at once with Joe P. Lane, Attorney for the Administrator. The estate will be wound up and settled on or about January 5th, 1919. Joe P. Lane, Attorney for Administer.
Homer Weeks of Epworth Georgia and John L Jackson of Bridgeport Alabama among hundreds arriving aboard the Leviathan. They praise the Thirtieth division and Twenty Seventh while noting fierce fighting near St Quentin and Mellecourt. Return date not yet set by War Department.
The report details delays in district reports due to influenza and cash deposits not being fully documented. Despite hardships, a net $10,655.36 was pledged with Dillon County contributing over its goal after community backing. Colored community efforts, led by M. E. Gordon, raised $214.46 at a Dillon church rally, cash and pledges included. District totals from various schools are listed, with miscellaneous funds of $769.00 noted.
Laurens December 12 A middle aged man Johnny Martin resident of Watts Mill village left his two motherless children and leaped in front of passenger train No 52 near the Columbian Newberry Laurens Road. He had previously attempted suicide by slashing his throat three weeks earlier and survived. An inquest today confirmed the sequence of events and the tragic death.
Wanted clean old rags for wiping machine parts. Apply at The Herald office.
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