Timely Advice to Farmers and a legal trial note
A Dillon Herald letter urges farmers to unite against bearish cotton market misinformation and stresses the cotton farmers union's role in securing favorable prices. The piece warns against Wall Street manipulation and calls for open air meetings to preserve nerve and highlight a supreme court level test of southern economic power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Dillon Herald
South
New York
New York Cotton Exchange
Wall Street
England
Cotton Farmers’ Union
Supreme Court of the World
J. B. McCutcheon
Mrs Maude W Ford Dies At Lake View
Mrs Maude W Ford died of pneumonia after influenza at Lake View on January 19 She was born January 10 1887 and married J Monroe Ford November 20 1910 They lived on a farm near Tabernacle church later moving to Lake View Survived by husband children Hagood Hattie Esma Brontus mother Lizzie Wiggins and several siblings in Mullins She was a devoted wife mother and neighbor and a cheerful person.
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Maud W. Ford
Lake View
Ford
J. Monroe Ford
Tabernacle Church
Methodist Church
Hagood
Hattie
Esma
Brontus
Lizzie Wiggins
Mullins
Marlboro Planter Matheson Acquitted Of Liquor Import Charge
J. J. Matheson prominent Marlboro planter was acquitted in a United States court on charges of importing liquor from another state into South Carolina and conspiracy. Green Jackson of Marlboro county pleaded guilty to importing liquor and was found not guilty on conspiracy. Jackson was fined 1000 dollars and ordered to six months in Richland County jail. Witnesses testified a trunk held 20 gallons of liquor was seized.
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Florence
Eichelberger
Washington
Marlboro
Matheson
J. A. Wilson
Bennettsville
Jackson
Spears, Tyson and
Evans
J. J. Matheson
Marlboro County
United States
South Carolina
Green Jackson
Mathesor
Smith
Richland County
Seiz
Lieut Lane to Return from France in Six Weeks
Sheriff Lane received a letter from his brother Lieut R L Lane stating he expects to return to America about February 15. He served with the famous 27th division in France, fought heavily, was gassed at Chateau Thierry, and laid up ten days. He was among the first from Dillon county to go to France, sailing in September 1917 with Lieut John David. The letter is dated January 1 and predicts home arrival around the middle of the current month.
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Sheriff Lane
R. L. Lane
America
Lane
France
Chateau-Thierry
Lieut. Lane
Dillon County
John David
Miss Annie Rachel McNeill Weds Lee Shackleful in Meridian
Miss Annie Rachel McNeill marries Lee Newman Shackleful at a Be thea residence in Meridian Mississippi. McNeill, sister of Mrs Bethea, has been active in Dillon social and religious circles and will be remembered fondly by friends. Nashville North Carolina records dated January 16, 1919.
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Annie Rachel McNeill
Lee Newman
Meridian
John C. Bethea
Miss McNeill
Bethea
Dillon
Summons for Relief in North Carolina Court
Plaintiffs Elijah Tann Tiny Tann Hat tie Tann and Cambus Tann sue defendants H A Bethea George Tann Harrison Tann John Tann and Sarah Tann in Dillon County North Carolina Court of Common Pleas. Defendants must answer within twenty days of service or plaintiff will seek relief. Clerk Mo C Betha certified copy on January 21 1919.
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Tate
North Carolina
Dillon
Court of Common Pleas
Elijah Tann
Tiny Tann
Hattie Tann
Cambus Tann
H. A. Bethea
George Tann
Harrison Tann
Jao Tann
Sarah Tann
John Tann
Dillon County
South Carolina
MO. C. Bethba
of Common Pleas
Dillon Co
State of
the Peoples Bank
8. C
L. Edwards
T. C. Swain
T. C. Mc- Swain
S. C
Clerk of Court of Common Pleas
JNO. C. Bethea, Co. C. C
Jno
Bertha Banker
Bertha Baker
Wade Baker
Ethel Baker
Albert Baker
Mack Baker
Julia A. Hennedy
Neil Cousar McPhaul
Dantel L. McPhaul
Willens McPhaul
Saraly Blue McPhaul
Bessie Marton Bobbins
Henry A. Truelove
KilMe
Ruth Truelove
Hoyt Taxelove
Gibson & Muller
Albert Mack Baker
Wellena McPhaul
Sarah Blue McPhaul
Lillie Ruth Truelove
Breton Hoyt Truelove
Gibson & Muleer
Dillon Countty
C. Bethea
Notice of Final Discharge for Mrs M A Lean Estate
M M McLean as executor of the estate of Mrs M A Lean deceased has filed for final discharge as administrator. A hearing is set for Friday February 28 1919 at 10 oclock in the fore noon at the executor's office. Claims must be filed by 10 oclock in the forenoon on Friday February 28 1919 or they will be barred. Judge Joe Cabell Davis Probate Dillon County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. McLean
M. A. Lean
J. H.david
Wm. D. McNaull
J. H. David
Eddie Odum
John Odum
Junius Turner
Fannie Turner
Creditor's Notice in Estate of J Leslie Watson
Administratrix Mrs Jennie Watson calls on all indebted parties to pay the estate and all claimants to present duly authenticated within the time provided by law or be barred from recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Leslie Watson
Jennie Watson
Notices of guardian final discharge hearings and summons
Multiple legal notices from Dillon County court record final discharge hearings for guardians of minors and administrators of estates with specific dates in February 1919. Also includes summonses in common pleas cases against several defendants and guardians ad litem notices, with addresses required for service and filing deadlines.
Notice of Auction of Three Mules at Minturn
On the 21st day of February 1919 I will sell at my place near Minturn three mules taken up and apply the proceeds to costs of this case. Any person claiming the mules may recover them by proving ownership and paying costs. D. S. Clark Minturn South Carolina 1-30-4t.
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Minturn
D. S. Clark
Minturn, S. C
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Maude W. Ford
Nashville
N. C
Royster
A. P. Bobbitt
L. C. Braddy
Marion Counties
Herald ‘Publishing Co
Rogers Garage
Telephone
Joe P.lane
Aes Ss. C
Joe Cabell Davis
Dillon Cour
Nell Payineoe
W. C. Moore
the Herald
Hassler
Dillon,s.c
B. McCutcheon
F. S. Royster Guano CO
Norfolk, Va
Baltimore. Md
Toledo, O
Tarboro
N. Cc
Charlotte, N. C
Colomb
Spartanburg, S.C
Atlanta, Ga
Macon, Ga
Columbus, Ga
Montgomery, Ala
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