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Newspaper

The Dillon Herald

Location

Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1920

Page

2

Farmers Urged to Raise Foodstuffs and Unite

Letters of commendation pour in from public officials merchants bankers editors and professionals across the South praising the American Cotton Association. Endorsements from Senator Hoke Smith Senator Robert Owen and others urge cotton planters to join, organize, and grow their own foodstuffs while cooperating to boost prices and counter market manipulation.

Columbia 3. C American Cotton Ciation South Hoke Smith Georgia American Cotton Association United States Robert L. Owen Oklahoma Wannamales Bouth Jos. E. Randsdell Louisiana Louisians Thendwatry W. C. Lanier Georgia Bankers Association Gorsos American Cotton Charles H. Brough Arkansas Wannamaker ePton Growers of

Fertilizer Prices Notice Shortage Ahead In South

A Southern Fertilizer Association report from Atlanta warns of a 1920 fertilizer shortage due to strikes and railcar shortages. Rock phosphate, ammoniates, sulfate of ammonia, and nitrate supply are uneven while potash remains fairly stocked. The group urges farmers to order early to secure carloads, as demand is rising across the South for higher grade fertilizers.

Atlanta Florida Orient Germany France Soil Improvement Committee The Southern Fertilizer Association Rairoads

Poisoning Boll Weevil by Calcium Arsenate Dusting

The most effective method against boll weevils is dusting cotton with calcium arsenate at night or on dew. Developed by B R Coad at Tallulah LA, it requires repeated applications every week to ten days as new weevils hatch. Proper product choice and timing, plus regular dusting machines, control costs around 2 to 4 dollars per acre for four treatments.

B. R. Coad United States Department of Agriculture Tallulah, la

Notice of Final Discharge for Hector Page Estate

Sarah Jane Page administratrix of the Hector Page estate has applied for final discharge. A hearing is set for Friday February 27 1920 at 10 am. Verify all claims against the estate by that time or they will be barred. Judge of Probate Dillon County Joe Cabell Dave presiding.

Sarah Jane Page Hector Page Sali Joe Cabell Dave Dillon County

Notice of Dillon Court Session February 16 1920

Take notice that the spring term Court of General Sessions for Dillon County will convene at the Court House in Dillon on Monday February 16 1920 at 10 o clock in the forenoon INO C BETHEA c CC P.G.8 L 22 4t.

Latta Notice of Election on Bond Issue

Latta town council announces an election to issue seven thousand dollars in bonds at the mayor office on February 18, 1920. Bonds bear no more than six percent interest to retire debt of the electric light plant and restore good operating condition. Polls run 8 p m to 4 p m with votes yes for bond issuance and no otherwise. Section managers named Jus B Moore L D Manship A L Smith. W Ellis Bethea mayor J E Fenegan clerk. 252t

Latta Thole Jus. B. Moore L. D. Manship A. L. Smith W. Ellis Bethea E. Fenegan

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Marketed for Vitality

A tonic claims to restore vitality by purifying and enriching the blood with an invigorating effect. Described benefits include increased energy and strength. Listed price is 6.

Grove

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