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The Dillon Herald

Location

Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1921

Page

4

Central Bu Governors Discuss Cotton Market Speculation

The session debated banning speculative trading to stabilize prices in cotton markets. B S Butler of Heans Colton Exchange argued regulation cannot curb US fire cotton markets abroad, urging hedging for farmers while acknowledging consumer concerns and the need for stable futures in America and Europe.

Ston Central Bu B.S. Butler Exol Muller Liverpool Ing Goltro America Europe Devil Colton Butler

Cotton association seeks widespread reduction pledge drive

A series of county meetings across the state endorsed a 1 percent reduction in cotton acreage for 1921. Attendees signed pledges to cut planted land, aiming to curb bankruptcies and stabilize credit. Local leaders urged bankers to lend cautiously and pressed for legislative action to enforce compliance.

Gouih Garalina Division American Cotton Association Carina Prest- Puneki C. Hamer Soni Caro Dia Elusii Lick Ceenwood WW. C. Harrison Green + Weod Courun Sumter Couny Weering Sumter

Orchard spraying demonstrations announced across counties

Wokkepwr Hurt Market promotes winter spraying demonstrations. The letter outlines a series of orchard demonstrations in January, featuring County Agent Colon McLaurin from Marion county and Clemson College speaker A M Musser. Demonstrations will run week of January 17, with sessions near Lat­tie town and at H L Rogers farm above Little Rock, plus a session with Mr R J Dew’s orchard and Mr BR Roberts near Park.

Excite Colon McLaurin Marion County Latti R. J. Dew Hlm Rogers Little Rock A. M. Musser Clemson College BR. Roberts Fark

Tobacco Industry Alarm Amid Surging Demand

The piece discusses tobacco supply concerns across counties, noting industry leaders including President Yale and other officials. It highlights potential impacts on farmers and business interests should production or distribution tighten, with mentions of crop figures and the broader tobacco market in the region.

MteMilian Tn South Cyralina Tobaveneswelariatn Yale Ghd Reid Nurlen Anil Socuehet Anil Socuehet, Uf Tubulem Atite Wright Tobacco

Notice of final discharge for estate administrator

Oscar Arnette administrator of the estate of Duines It Arnett deceased has filed for final discharge. A hearing is set for Thursday January 20 at 10 a.m. in the formioon. All claimants must file their claims with the administrator on or before the hearing date. The court will proceed with the discharge if no valid objections are found. Judge Joe Carroll Davis of Prakats Diffon County presides.

Oscar Arnette Duines Joe Carrlg Davis Prakats Difton Geo Ry Harrelson Julia Ann Harrelson Dumary

Tobacco growers push for 50 percent cut in 1921 crop

A South Carolina tobacco meeting adopted resolutions to halve the 1920 crop, support grading and tying the 1921 yield, and lobby for reducing acreage at least half. Delegates will attend the rebates meeting January 14 to push the plan, aiming to lift prices by limiting supply and avoiding ungraded or single leaves.

South Carolina

Base of Cotto Lok Weer's Lodging

Congressman elect J J McSwain says he will set up army tent on a vacant Washington lot and live there during inaugural week rather than pay daily hotel rates. He forecasts hotel costs from 1 to 30 dollars a day and notes 75 pounds of cotton daily would cover room rent, a bale for a week. He takes seat in March and plans to refuse high charges.

Greenville Jan. T Washington Capitel J. J. McSwain

NYC Residents Waste Billions On Tuberculosis Cures

The National Tuberculosis Association estimates New York City residents discard about 22,000,000 annually in the belief of cures for tuberculosis. Fake remedies defraud the public of 15,000,000 to 25,000,000 dollars yearly nationwide.

National Tuberculosia Association New York City

Creditors Notice of Estate of Allen P Hayes

Qualified as administrator of the estate of Allen P Hayes the administrator notifies all claimants to present verified claims within the legal period or be barred from recovery. All debts to the estate must be paid promptly to the undersigned administrator at 1230 31.

Allen P. Hayes

Ziron Iron Tonic Praised By Powder Springs Woman

Mrs Nannie Phillips of Powder Springs Georgia describes her recovery from a stomach disorder and fatigue after using Ziron Iron Tonic She reports improved eating sleeping and strength and endorses the product urging others to ask their pharmacist about it under the money back guarantee

Nannie Phillips Powder Springs Fruggist

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