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Newspaper

The Dillon Herald

Location

Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1921

Page

6

Cost of making cotton and South’s future in view

The Coker Cotton Company of Hartsville, led by president David R. Coker, sends a cotton newsletter detailing costs of production under sharecropping, rent, and labor, arguing that current prices threaten Southern civilization and urging acreage reduction and price stabilization to sustain landowners and tenants. It compares farm economics, labor, and household needs, and notes forthcoming public meetings to discuss orchard and crop practices.

Coker Cotton Company Hartsville David R. Coker Tte Coker South Volta Landford Medford Hibbes Tom South Carolina Cotton Belt North Corolina West Virginia Mar

Orchard Demonstrations This Week Schedule Change

Editor Herald notes a schedule update for orchard work next week. Mr. Musser of Clemson will join for two days instead of one as previously planned.

Herald Mr. Musser Clemson

Black-Draught Deemed Old Reliable in Health Note

A Jackson County woman praises Thedford's Black-Draught as a dependable liver and digestive tonic. She says it relieves indigestion, sour stomach, and headache, while aiding impurity removal and digestion. The notice touts Black-Draught as a seventy year old standard home remedy, urging readers to try it.

Alabama Thedford

Farmers Bluff? Quiet Warning Could Avert Deflation Crisis

The Yorkville Enquirer argues if the government and finance leaders had warned farmers early about inflationary and deflationary pressures, the nation would avoid a deep deflation. It contends that the current collapse stems from a trap set by powerful financiers, leaving farmers to bear losses while big business reaps gains.

Rith The Yorkville Enquirer

Citation for administration of B A Harrelson Sr's estate

The State of South Carolina Dillon County probate judge Joe Cabell Davis issues a citation to kin and creditors of B A Harrelson Sr asking them to appear in the Court of Probate at Dillon in Milton on Tuesday January 25 at 10 a m to show cause why letters of administration should not be granted. The notice is dated January 10 in the year 1921.

South Carolina Dillon Joe Cabell Davis B. A. Harrelson, Jr B. A. Harrelson, Sr B.A. Harrelson, Sr Pilton Dillon County

Final Discharge Notice for Estate of Estha Scott

8 D. I Graham as Executor seeks formal discharge from the estate of Estha Scott deceased. A hearing is set for Thursday January 27 at 10 a.m. All claimants must file claims with the Executor by 10 a.m. January 27 or be barred from recovery. Joe Cabell Davis.

D. I Graham Estha Scott Joe Cabell Davis Dillon County

Farmer cautions on war finance board losses and credit

The speaker argues farmers face losses from price manipulation by big business, urging them to wait 60 to 90 days for possible recovery if the war finance board resumes activity. He warns farmers to avoid new credit and rely only on resources they can cash in themselves.

War Finance Board Waring

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