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Newspaper
The Dillon Herald
Location
Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1911
Page
3
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The notice announces tax collection for Dillon County from October 15, 1910, with penalties rising to seven percent by March 1911. It lists poll tax eligibility, commutation options, school district levies, and a long schedule of auditor locations and dates for tax returns and assessments. It warns of penalties for late filing and outlines income, property, and dog taxes.
A jumble of attorney listings from Dillon and Marion South Carolina appears, naming Cox companies and firms including Hargrove and Lane, Livingston and Moore, Townsend Rogers and McLaurin, and others. A fatal accident follows when Mrs Bennie Hasell, about 23, was scalped in a mill card room at Mallohon mill in Newberry, with doctors at her side and unclear prognosis.
Court records reveal Edward Hooven confessed to abducting George Smith, a hotel clerk in Ogden a year ago and taking $40. Hooven later learned Smith was sentenced in Chicago to eight years for that theft. Hooven surrendered himself and will be brought here for possible release steps.
Lexington Ky Dec 30 The quick action of a brakeman saved rail passengers on the Florida Limited of the Cincinnati New Orleans Texas Pacific Railroad when the train took a sharp switch near the high bridge over the Kentucky River Six persons were injured but all will recover The brakes on the air line operated in time preventing a plunge into the river about 100 feet below
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