Local News Roundup In Heiwht County
Lake View visits by Arnette family from Cades South Carolina. Walter Forg installs Delco lights. Ryan of Bennettsville did the work. Auditor Allen visited the town. Mrs. Ford and daughter Miriam return to Rocky Mount hospital for further treatment. A town show from Billy Coline plus a week of wood fires and rain relief. University Weekly News backs South Carolina literacy drive. Dillon Herald notes 28,000 set aside for night teachers. Miss Edith Kohn leads school efforts in Kemper and Fork but attendance remains low. Honor Roll lists by grade. Miss Evelyn Dew's death mourned. services led by Rev. Gardner and Rev. Allen with interment at Catfish. Locals visit Florence, Kelmoma, and Dillon kin. Mrs. Oscar Bethvit elected President of Ladies Club. recent rug events and Oak Grove school notes. Rev C S Felder active in county affairs. fair reports and social notices.
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Lake View
Arnette
Little Son
Cades
S. C
Walter Forg
Ryan
Bennettsville
Allen
D. K. Ford
Miriam
Rocky Mount
Billie Coline
Mer. Barber
University Woekly News
South Carolin
Dillon Herald
Dillon
Herald
Edith Kohn
Kemper
Ofg
Kohn
Fork
Ollie Page
Edward Harrelson
Ada Bailey
Rethea Miller
Virginia Flowers
Florence Jon
Grover Miller
Ernest Page
Gaddy
Joe Barnhill
Naomi Spivey
Henry Harrelson
Sadie Spivey
Helen Goodyear Miller
J. D. Rogers
Margaret Goodyear
Mack Hawkins
J. Spivey
Beulah Miller
Lula Mae Miller
Grace Goodyear
Rankin Scott
Wade Townsend
Bennie Rogers
Eva Boyd Rogers
Hattie Humphrey
Mareie Ford
Cleburne Rogers
Lucille Powell
Sellers
Evelyn Dew
Preston Dew
Miss Dew
Gardner
W. C. Allen
Dion
W. C
Deine Crumpler
Columbia
Mattie Price
Latta
S. Leinwand
Marion
Witla
Page
Leinwand
Oscar Bethvit
Spell
My Wate
H.W. Riteh
Curtiss planes to be sold in Carolinas under Moore agency
EB L Moore state agent for Curtiss airplanes announced exclusive North and South Carolina rights with sales centered in Charlotte and Columbia. Lieut Behr will lead sales, with factory soon turning out planes rated economical and dependable. The move follows a New York automobile show deal, and industry interest grows as aviation expands. numerous private owners cite rising demand and expanding production across the United States.
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EB. L. Moore
Columbia
Spartanburg
Charlotte
Curtiss Airplanes
North
South Carolina
Columbi
Curtiss
Ford
Lieut
Bett
Dilley
Camp Bragg
Fayetteville
Behr
Mr. Moore
Lieut. Behr
New York
Werk
Mobile
Als
Charlott
Widlveduats
Une United States
Bryan Lays Profiteering and Ownership as Campaign Issues
New York January 18 Win Jennings Bryan at Society of Arts and Sciences dinner cites profiteering and public ownership as major 1920 campaign themes. He says treaty ratification cannot be the campaign’s focus due to many domestic questions. defends Wilson and the treaty as the best attainable, noting he supported ratification with no reservations.
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New York
Win
Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Society of Arts and Sciences
Mr. Bryan
Wilson
Thought He Was Blind Yorkville Enquirer
A hotel misadventure ends with a drunken brawl as a traveling group uses white lightning. One man prays aloud when his lights go out, promising to quit if he regains sight, while others struggle to keep peace and prevent a fight.
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Yorkville Enquirer
Anderson Daily Mail
Hgnts
Owens and Adams Tie Quiet Wedding in Fork
A quiet wedding joined Miss Kile Owens of Fork and Mr. Maxey Adams of Fork at a local home. The groom, eldest son of Mr and Mrs W J Adams, had worked for the express company and recently became a bank keeper. After the ceremony the couple left for Fork to reside with relatives.
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Miss Kile
Owens
Maxey Mii
Vewldenve
Judey
Suulay Mieht
Seine
Wade
Alfie Owens
Wim
Rick
Hirge Eirele
Croon
W. J. Adams
Express Company
Park
Dw. & Ros
Ex-Service Men urged to join The American Legion post
The American Legion chapter in Dillon County urges ex service men to join, outlining dues of 2 dollars and benefits including the Legion Weekly. It stresses non politics, equality of all veterans, eligibility rules, and calls for veterans to contact the Adjutant to secure an application form and help organize posts statewide.
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MH. David
American Legion
American Legion Weekly
Legion
Army
Navy
Natorary Memc
Pers
Minuttienre of
Law
Legin
Dillon County
Dillon
Optimistic campaign leader cites broad support across South Carolina
Dr. Robert 3. Truesdale, chairman for Richland county of the Anti-Sa loon League Campaign, speaks of optimism for victory in Richland and Sumter. He mentions endorsements from notable figures in Spartanburg Charleston and Sumter and asserts confidence in a good will plus strong press support.
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Robert 3. Truesdale
Richland County
Richland
Sumter
Trinity Methodist Thurch
Truesdale
Anderson
Spartanburg
Charleston
Prof
DuPre
John Gary Evans
George Harper
Leland Moore
L. D. Jennings
R. S. Ligon
D. A. Ledbetter
Columbia
Hirger
Me Rior
Deanerite
Lora
Chris
Carey
Death of Reverend Curtis Brings Deep Sorrow to Walterboro
News from Dillon reports the death of Reverend Mr Curtis, longtime Walterboro Baptist pastor and regimental chaplain, after paralysis and two strokes. He lived four years in Dillon, revered by many for his strong faith and leadership. Survived by wife and five children, funeral held in Walterboro.
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Mev
Curtis
Dil Tiy
Rhineard
Sears Wen
Walterboro
Greenpile
Blizzard
Dillon
Baptist Church
Jane
Tor
Mee
Let's
Tacktos
Arma
Jnade
Tanklid
Ian
Wen
Mr. Gurtis Ia
Pix
Mise Rosa Lee Gurtis
Harry Curtis
Charleston
H. $. Bizritd
Greenville
Miscellaneous Shower Honors Bride at Hayes Home
Saturday afternoon January seventh Mrs. John C Hayes hosted a miscellaneous shower for the bride Mrs. Hudson Fore. Guests greeted the couple, registered, and wrote wishes and nonsensical telegrams. Prizes were awarded for best telegram and refreshments served by Misses Davis Hayes Fore and others.
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John C. Hayes
Hudson Fore
Agnes Davis
Elizabeth Hayes
Tracey E. Fore
Allen
Pore
Pena Bernees
Theron Eielered
Miseow Biste
Netle Colenan
Myea Powell
Margant
Mildred Fore
Allenes
Mrs Hayes
Fragmented night notes hint at a quiet coastal incident
A garbled archival snippet mentions names and places amid a murky record of events. References to a person named Thomas and a local figure system appear, with scattered phrases about water, baths, and duties. The intelligible core remains elusive due to OCR degradation.
Woodmen GV SEP baffling regional word flood described
Fragmented OCR style passage mentions multiple names and places such as Wet f en mortarseat, Huey elites, Atla stiles, Te ye a Werke pirateetup, and references to political or civic activity. Ambiguous names and garbled terms hinder a clear narrative but suggest a fragmented report of regional events, people, and locales across many towns.
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Jwemier
A. Te Jordan
Mal Shane
Phalibinion Enforcement
Hilton
Stepher Tegel
Higa
Bach
Lev
Hye Abelury
Influenza Epidemic Reported in Army Camps and U S Troops
Washington reports influenza has become an epidemic in several army camps, especially in the Midwest, with cases among American troops in Germany. Surgeons general say civilian cases rise but not at epidemic levels, while military deaths remain far below wartime figures. Local authorities monitor, with no federal aid requested.
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Washington
Middle West
Ireland
America
Germany
United States
Blue
Public Health Service
Dive
Avalthc
Lannery
Death of Mrs B B Benfield Shakeup in Cumberland County News
Mrs B B Benfield died Sunday at 10 am after a long illness. She was born Sarah Frances Guy in Cumberland County near Fayetteville and married to B B Benfield, proprietor of Everybody's Theatre, in April 1910. Survived by four children Fenton 8 Elvin 4 Christine 2 and a newborn infant. Funeral services were held by Rev W C Allen with interment at Mt Holly. The bereaved husband and Baptist church members mourn the loss.
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T Wis
B. B. Benfield
Mrs. Benfield
Everybody's Theatre
Sarah Frances Guy
Cumberland County
North Crolina
Fayetteville
Mr. Benfield
Fenton
Elvin
Christine
Bentiehl
The
Baptist Church
W. C. Allen
Mt. Holly
Trifide
Novel scheme combats weevil with new pipe system
A damaged OCR article describes an attempted plan to fight a weevil outbreak using an experimental pipe delivery system. It mentions technologized devices, a government role, and concerns about safety and effectiveness, with neighbors observing the developments and authorities weighing approval.
Woman suffrage debate and rejection in council meeting
In a tense session Vaaiel Westy Sitios and Tehiannih Vatdin BAA presented a proposal to reject a ban on women’s suffrage. The council discussed a third resolution and referred it to a committee for further review amid procedural confusion.
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Tehiannih
Ansar B. Mattiens Tmeno
Ean Stinienay
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