Casualties of American Expeditionary Forces Listed
The commanding general reports a long casualty roster including Private Brusson Zissette of Barnwell and Private Herbert C. Poore of Belton among the dead or missing. Wounded and missing service members span numerous South Carolina towns and districts with ranks from private to sergeant and many listed with home addresses. The roll names Killed in Action, Died of Wounds, and Died of Disease, along with wounded personnel across multiple counties and cities.
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Parolina
Alvin Dean Avery
Pelzer
Thomas G. Grimes
James J. Foster, Jr
William Munge
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Willie Middleton
Wilmington
Vate Solomon Nealous
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Pat W. Davis
Camden
Rogers Lee
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Senalia
Sand Lot Gathering Reflects On American Freedom And Opportunity
The piece recalls a diverse crowd at a sand lot gathering with representatives of five racial groups and multiple professions. It quotes a speaker contrasting freedoms in the United States with conditions abroad, urging gratitude and civic duty. It notes postwar reconstruction needs and references the president’s plans and message.
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Oman
Mr. Cook
Isles of the Seven Seas
America
John
United States
Debs
Lbor
Europe
Christmas Appeal to South Carolina for Camp Jackson Soldiers
A letter urges South Carolina residents to support Camp Jackson soldiers with food, tobacco, money for fruit and delicacies, and other comfort items. It asks donations for about six hundred Red Cross Nurses and directs communications to Dr. John L. Weber, General Camp Secretary, Y M C A Samp Jackson. The notice promotes subscribing to The Dillon Herald at $2 annually.
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Bank of aling Elects Officers at Annual Stockholders Meeting
Stockholders of the Bank of aling elected directors Hoyt McMillan Jr P Cooper J P Sale Jas R Williams B R Roberts B M Carmichael W D Jenrette W W Williams T D Moody Jas T Schoolfield and, in a subsequent directors meeting, Jnc P Cooper named President Jas R Williams Vice President Tate McMillan cashier E E Terry Teller A 16 percent dividend was declared and paid. 1918 profits moved to undivided profits. The bank reports surplus equals capital plus undivided profits and supports local development.
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Mullins Enterprise
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Secretary McAdoo Salary Question Stirs Washington
In Sumter Watchman commentary a reader questions how cabinet members like Secretary McAdoo can support families on government pay while noting businessmen and others work for the United States in Washington for a dollar a year. The piece implies broader frustration with compensation and government service during wartime.
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Uncle Sam
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