Local Note Moans and Storms Hit Dillon Area
The bulletin recalls jurors serving in the United States court in Columbia and mentions social visits by Miss Florence and Miss JFreemk M. Page with L. Cottingham. It notes a severe storm delaying trains near Hamlet, with telegraph poles blocking the track. A death is reported for Mr. Robt. C. Wise, a long-time community member and church worker, buried near his home. Also cited is a request from Railroads Director W. G. McAdoo urging prompt unloading of freight cars to ease congestion, urging shipper cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Page
L. Cottingham
Columbia
United States Court
Braday, Jr
Missie
Robt. C. Wise
J. B. Weldon
Schurch
J. L. Bridgers
W. G. McAdoo
McAdoo
Sale of Real Estate in Dillon County South Carolina
Court sale in Dillon County wills the property of BR Smith sold by order of Judge Memminger. Hayes property description to be offered at public auction at the courthouse in Dillon during legal hours on the first Monday in 1918 for cash with deeds and revenue stamps. If bid not honored, property may be resold at the risk of the former purchaser. Master for Dillon County, 1-17-31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Dillon
Court of Common Pleas
Peoples Bank
Ls. BR. Smith
R. W. Memminger
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Dillon County
Hayes
Unclear fragmentary text about global production
Fragmented OCR text mentions bores to Malaga and a quantity concept. Details are unreadable, with missing subjects and verbs, making a coherent summary impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malaga
Modest A Inte . Attacking Wails Report
A fragmented OCR item notes a modest incident involving an attack and wails, with unclear details on participants or location. Readable facts point to a reported assault or distress but lack full names or places. Further text would clarify who acted and where this occurred.
Services at the Methodist Church on Main Street
The Methodist Church on Main Street announces a Sunday program led by Pastor Dr. Watson B. Duncan. Sunday School opens at 10 a m with Harry Muller as superintendent. Morning sermon at 11 a m followed by an evening service at 7 30 p m. Morning subject titled Let Us Go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street Methodist Church
Watson B. Duncan
Bunday School
Harry Muller
Notice of Mackey Lodge 77 meeting in Masonic hall
Regular communication of Mackey Lodge No. 77 4. F. M. will be held Monday night at 8 oclock. Work in the E A Degree. Visiting brothers cordially invited. Morris Fass W M E C Stanton Sec.
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Mackey Lodge No
Brathera
Morris Fass
W. M
E. C. Stanton
Sealed Bids Sought for Sunday School Rooms at First Baptist Dillon
Sealed bids will be received by the undersigned for the addition of Sunday School rooms to the First Baptist Church at Dillon Ohio up to 12 o clock noon on the 10th day of February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Dillon
8. C
Feva Wesley
Stock Sales In Dillon Cotton Mills and Maple Mills
In Dillon County courts a decree by Judge R W Memminger directs Master to sell 190 shares of Dillon Cotton Mills stock and 115 shares of Maple Cotton Mills stock at the courthouse on February 4 1918 during regular sale hours. Cash only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Caroline
Dillion
Court of Common Pleas
R. W. Memminger
J. D. Haselden
W. M. Hamer
Dillon County
Said County
Dillon Cotton Mills
Maple Cotton Mills
The Farmers' Kaiserism and Labour Constraint
An excerpt argues farmers owe feeding and clothing to liberty armies, noting crop yields depend on labor. It laments labor shortages as the main obstacle to maximum production and implies greater labor would yield larger crops for wartime supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Farmers urged to sow best seed and early orders
The guidance stresses harrowing, rolling and pulverizing the seed bed before planting, using pedigreed seed from a responsible breeder, and liberal fertilization with manure when possible. It concludes farmers should aim for bumper crops and place their orders early.
A Very Prosperous 1918 New Year Greeting
A business thanks customers for liberal patronage in 1917 and asks for continued support in 1918. The note promises better preparation to meet needs and to provide the very best service, wishing readers a prosperous New Year with fewer sorrows and multiplied success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Fold
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Ag Wharice
Raahoh
Bae Pines
Mies Weber Berger of
Kingstree ‘Besday
Misses Florence
Francs Poss
Mene, Metante
Miss Soe
F. M. Neirnsie
Camp Weckgon
R. E. West
Washington, D
Mr. and
Camp Sevier
Greenville
Alice David
Berths
Salem
Apets
Aarea
Hamlet
B. Jordan
Panamander
Rome
Italy
Spain
San Jose
Lee
Modest
Methodist Church
Goo Cou
Eeenaee
Kaiserism
Ervice
Atlanta, Ga
Ust
Palmetto
J.R. Hatch
Dillox
Bank OF Dillon
H. Muller
Wade Stackhouse
V. Pres. Jas
M. Sprunt
Lustburg, Va
J. B. McCutcheon
Dillon, S. C
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