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Newspaper
The Dillon Herald
Location
Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1919
Page
8
Collector Heyward announces a nationwide drive for the 1919 income tax, urging early preparation of returns and estimates. He outlines what counts as income and allowable deductions, stressing cooperation and direct outreach to help taxpayers file accurate sworn returns.
Rock Hill January 18 1019 district home demonstration agents appointed for South Carolina Miss Ruth Berry Miss Mary Martin and Miss Amanda Edwards will supervise county agents in three groups each fifteen counties with headquarters at Seneca Orangeburg and Latta They will meet monthly at Winthrop College for conferences and Edwards is pursuing study at Columbia University before starting in February The order aims to improve service to the people across the state.
Dillon County probate judge Joe Cabell Davis cites and admonishes kin and creditors of John Arch Herring to appear February 4 at 10:00 AM to show cause why G. C. McDaniel should not receive letters of administration. Notice dated January 26, 1919.
Mrs. B. B. Benfield testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieved back and kidney pains after eight years of suffering in Fayetteville New York. She reports sharp darting pains blurred vision and relief from the start and urges readers to buy the product from dealers. Foster Milling Company Buffalo is listed as the maker.
Bank of Florence sues Irene B O Farrell and will offer the property at Dillon Court House door on the first Monday in February for cash. The lot measures 90 feet on Third Avenue and 150 feet deep with a dwelling, bounded by Willie M Muldrow J W Smith and Hampton Street. Gaddy conveyed it to Jennie Brunson Gaddy then to Irene O Farrell.
Solon B. Lewis, son of the Lewis Upright inventor, patents a wrenchless plow with a ratchet bar lock system. The plow requires no bolts to loosen and can be set in 15 to 30 seconds. Local farmers in the area report high satisfaction and have placed numerous orders.
Master for Dillon county will sell at public auction on the first Monday in February 1919 at the Dillon courthouse three tracts of Hillsboro township land totaling 89 acres. Tract 1 is 25 acres, Tract 2 is 12 acres, Tract 3 is 52 acres. Cash price and buyer to pay papers. Rebid if the initial bidder defaults.
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