Pomoc at Dillon and Lerwary 1909
Fragmentary note lists Pomoc at Dillon with C Dillon and C Lerwary age 26 in 1909.
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Newspaper
The Dillon Herald
Location
Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1910
Page
4
Fragmentary note lists Pomoc at Dillon with C Dillon and C Lerwary age 26 in 1909.
The bill to create the New County of Dillon cleared Senate Privileges and Elections and House Judiciary committees, with amendments moving it to the 12th circuit. The measure, opposed by none, heads to general assembly for readings, then to the governor for signature. Also noted are railroad infrastructure updates and a public marriage anecdote.
The N. and S. C. railroad has pur chased track to Second Avenue and Main Street. As the warehouse is completed, the MW and S.C. will be ready to freight at this point. The depot will be erected on the occupied two story site.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a meeting time and proposed capital stock for a company. The text mentions the 21st of a month in 1910 at 3 PM and a proposed capital stock of five tens divided into fifty shares of one hundred dollars each.
By P. B. Hamer a probate notice states Sareh has applied for letters of grant administration of the estate of the deceased Jui and warns all creditors to appear before the administrator on the next day after publication at 11. This legal summons is issued in the probates court dated January 3, 1910.
The letter urges farmers not to plant all land in one crop, noting cotton profits and a tobacco seed sale. It warns that overproduction lowers prices, advocates planting both cotton and tobacco, and mentions a fresh seed supply from Tam Watkins wishing a prosperous new year.
Noble line of tailored goods shown at Stubbs Co on January 24 and 25 invites gentlemen to view spring styles sunita and pants. The Herald Book Store promotes blank books and letter files. J M Stewart to operate Myers beef market at old stand. Lost black setter Bob. reward for return to J M Spruat. Two five room houses for sale by W A Blizzard. Jersey milk cow for sale by W A Blizzard. Morris Fass advertises 25 ladies sample suits at below cost.
A terse notice announces that William Jackson has filed his final surrender as proceedings proceed. The fragment confirms a concluding step in a legal matter and signals the end of his involvement for now. This item reads as a compact public record snippet from an older newspaper page.
County Treasurer's Office in Marion announces the 1909 tax collection period from October 15 to December 3 with options for delayed payments in January February and March 1910 subject to percentage add ons. Road tax may be paid in fall or January February. commutation tax is two dollars for 1910. Tax receipts requested for each township or school district. Remittances by check money order or registered letter only. Levy details include State tax five mills Constitutional School Tax three mills Road and Bridge one mill Poor House etc fourteen mills Salaries two mills Total General Levy thirteen and a half mills.
A historical note lists names and local places such as Reedy Creek Homer Dillon New Holly Bingham Kenture Union Pages Mills Bermuda Buck Swap Latta Dalcho Oak Grove Nichols Fork Spring Br h Zion Millers Pleas nt Hill Mullins Todd s Marion Cedar Grove Wahee Centenary Eulonia Palmer Nebo Brittons Neck ak on Oliver Pleas t Hill Scotch Poll tax one dollar. Every male age twenty one to sixty is counted except Confederate soldiers.
R E and E N Beaty offer sewerage and waterworks land surveys and UB divisions estimates and contracts. They handle tile drainage farms concrete bridges concrete walls concrete curbing and related construction work across projects.
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