Education and taxation loom in 1920 South Carolina session
Columbia Jan 12 The 73rd General Assembly will open with education and taxation as principal issues. Gov elect Cooper pushes broader, efficient schooling and a statewide compulsory attendance law. Tax reform includes a budget approach similar to Virginia and possible abolition of the State Tax Commission. Also debated are a new constitutional convention and higher salaries for state officers and judges.
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Columbia
Seventy Third General Assembly
Noun Tues
Cooper
General Assembly
Virginia
Tax Commission
Christensen
State Tax Commission
Department ‘of Supertendence
State Teachra
State Council ‘of Defense
South Carolina Automobile Association
State Highways Commission
Manning
Elect Cooper
Department of Labor
South Carolina
Equal Suffrage League
Senate
United States
W. J.cormack
News and Courier
Trusteess Sale Notice for Home Place and Adjacent Tract
Trustee A B Jordan ads the sale of Dillon County lands, Home Place of 100 acres and a 40 acre tract, under a deed of trust dated October 7 1918 by Mery Greenwood Martha Stanton Bettie Morris and Frank Berry. Sale at courthouse door Dillon on first Monday in February 1919, cash, buyer pays papers and stamps.
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Mery Greenwood
Martha Stanton
Bettie Morris
Frank ‘Berry
Dillon
S. C
County of
E. B. Greenwood
Sarah M. Fore
James L. Greenwood
S. D. Lane
Greenwood
T. W. Berry
Elibue Berry
John R. D. Greenwood
Francis Greenwood
Pearing
Marion
A. B. Jordan
Notice to heirs on estate of Hector Page
In Dillon County South Carolina Joe Cabell Davis probate judge cites and admonishes kin and creditors of Hector Page deceased to appear in probate court on Monday January 27 at 10 o'clock to show cause why letters of administration should not be granted. Given January 11 1919.
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South Carolina
Dillon
Joe Cabell Davis
Sarah Jane Page
Hector Page
Anto Domini
Ditton County
Joe Cabell
Davis
Jennie Watson
J. Leslie Watson
Dillon County
Watson seeks administration of J Leslie Watson estate
In Dillon County court, Mrs Jennie Watson petitions for letters of administration for the estate of J Leslie Watson. Creditors are ordered to appear January 28, 1919 at 11 in the forenoon to show cause why administration should not be granted. Dated January 13, 1919.
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Cardus
Cardui
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules advertised for kidney relief
An advertisement extols Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a cure for kidney troubles, claiming slow, steady deterioration without treatment and urging daily doses of three or four until full recovery. It notes a Dutch charter from 1696 and promises refunds if not satisfied, urging purchase from a pharmacist with the GOLD MEDAL name on sealed boxes.
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Haarlem
The
Netherlands
Holland
Tax Returns Due By School Districts In 1919
Personal property owners and agents must list assets for taxation between January 1 and February 20, 1919. A 50 percent penalty applies for noncompliance. Auditors will collect returns at listed towns on specified dates, with separate blanks for property in multiple districts. Dillon County auditor MO W Gaddy urges prompt filing to aid the audit.
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Hawer
Gadd'ya Mim
Lake View
Fork
Judson
Little Rock
Bingham
Mallory
Kirby's X Roads
Latta
MO. W. Gaddy
Dillon County
Grove's Tasteless Chili Tonic Fortifies Against Winter Ills
An old advertisement hawks Grove's Tasteful Chili Tonic as a health tonic to strengthen the blood and boost resistance to winter colds grip and influenza. It touts quinine and iron, claims easy digestion and a pleasant taste, and promises a strengthening invigorating effect for 60 cents.
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Grove
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Mone
the Bank OF Dillon
Draughon
Business ‘College
Columbia, S. C
War Savings Committee
Peoples Bank
the Peoples Bank
Gibson & Muller
Malcolm Mercantile de Dillon
8. C
C. R. Taber
Harrison
de, J. H. Hamer, JR
Over Peoples Bank
L. B
Haselden
J. W. Johnson
Henslee
M. D
J. M. Johnson
Gada Eas
Bia Aarp Ae
Lonnie Blanton
Factory Hill
Wood
T. W. Wood & Sons
Richmond
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