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Newspaper
The Dillon Herald
Location
Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1920
Page
3
Pie advertises loss of stock certificate No 47 representing ten in capital stock of Dillon S C issued in Wt Stephens dated March 29. The owner will apply to Peoples Bank of Illon S C on January 9 1920 for a duplicate certificate. 246 S W Stephens
Announcement of final discharge hearing for the estate of Ise deceased with administrator Schafer. The hearing is set for Thursday January 15 1920 at 11 a m. Objections or claims must be filed by 11 o clock in the forenoon on the preceding Saturday. Also notes a prior notice about a European representative position for a New York exporting firm and a law course at the University of South Carolina. Judge Joe Cabell Davis of Probate, Dillon County.
An old advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a remedy to cleanse kidneys and digestive organs, claim renewed vigor and delayed aging. It urges purchasing from druggists with money back guarantee, claiming imported European quality and sealed packaging.
Catarrh is depicted as a persistent condition unrelieved by sprays and douches. The advertisement promotes S. S. S. as a lasting remedy that targets the disease at the blood level. It invites readers to seek free medical advice from the Medical Director at Swift Laboratory in Atlanta, Georgia.
A historical patent medicine claim promises vitality by purifying and enriching the blood. It notes an early strengthening and invigorating effect with a stated price of six units.
Notice is given that a lot of railroad iron will be sold at public auction for cash before the Court door in Dillon South Carolina on Monday January 5 1920 during regular hours of sale. The sale is to enforce a levy under an execution dated October 1919 in the case of C M Liphart plaintiff versus Carrick Bros Co defendants. Sheriff S V Lane.
Court sale by Master for Dillon county under an order by Judge Edward McIver to auction on the first Monday in January at the Dillon courthouse. Two tracts totaling about 152 acres in Carmichael township bound by Breeden Carmichael and the Little Pee Dee River to be sold for cash with purchaser paying papers and stamps.
Edward McIver, judge, orders B Arnette Maude Arnette versus W W Miller Kitty Miller sale of 100 acre Hillsboro land in Dillon County on first Monday in January 1920 at public auction. Real estate located north by R H Rogers and east by Johnson Miller and Jim Owens. Tax returns for 1920 announced with listings required by February 20 and penalties for late filing. County Treasurer Mo R Watson urges tax payers to report changes and prepare receipts. details on district levies and poll taxes included.
The auditor or deputy will visit multiple towns on specific dates to collect tax reforms. The schedule includes Hamer January 12, Little Rock January 13, Lake View January 16, Fork January 16, Bingham January 19, Mallory January 20, New Roads January 21, Latta January 22 and January 23. Auditor D. S. Allen of Dillon County signs the notice.
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