South urged to reduce cotton and grow food staples
Washington June 26 Farmers in the South were urged by the agriculture department to adjust acreage this year to ensure enough land for food and feed for families and livestock. The statement notes possible lower cotton consumption if global conditions stay weak and emphasizes diversified farming to reduce dependence on cotton.
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Washington
South
Department of Agriculture
Europe
United States
Summons for relief in Dillon County court action
In Dillon County South Carolina on January 10 1919 Elijah Tann and others sue H A Bethea George Tann Harrison Tann Joe Tann and Sarah Tann. Defendants must answer within twenty days of service or plaintiffs will seek relief. Clerk Mo C Bethea certifies filing and true copy.
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State of North Carolina
Dillon
Court of Common Pleas
Elijah Tann
Tiny Tann
Hattie Tann
Cambus Tann
Plaintiffs
H. A. Bethea
George Tann
Harrison Tann
Joe Tann
Sarah Tann
John Tann
Cleck of Court
Dillon County
South Carolina
Joe F. Lane
S. C
MO. C
Bethea
of Common Pleas
Dillon Co
Cromwell sisters of Red Cross drown after leap from ship
Misses Gladys and Dorothy Cromwell, twins and Red Cross workers from New York, leaped from the rail of the French steamer La Lorraine in the Garonne River bound for New York. Both died. bodies not recovered. They had served since 1913, mainly at Chalons Sur Marne, enduring front line canteen work and air raids. Their immediate superior cited long strain and nervous tension as factors.
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Bordeaux
Gladys
Dorothy Cromwell
New York
Garonne
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Cromwell
Chalons-Sur-Marne
Miss Barnett
Associated Press
Paris
A Sad Death Of Mrs W A Miller
A notice reports the sad death of Mrs. W A Miller after a brief illness of about five hours. She leaves nine children and her husband, along with many sorrowing friends.
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W. A. Miller
Food conservation in America triumphs through voluntary self-denial
The piece extols voluntary food saving in America, claiming it prevented hardship, stabilized bread prices, and thwarted German starvation. It lauds self-sacrifice, sharing, and food control as a national and world solidarity effort, noting better health and spirit as a result.
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America
Germany
GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules promise kidney relief
An old Dutch health remedy claim promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules for kidney weakness. The ad urges immediate treatment, describes long national use since 1696, claims restoration of strength, and offers a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. Look for GOLD MEDAL on the box.
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Haarlem
Holland
The
Netherlands
Trustee's Sale on Home Place and adjacent tract in Dillon
A notice of sale by trustee A B Jordan for Mary Greenwood et al bids to sell two lands in Dillon County, the Home Place of 100 acres and a 40 acre tract, under a deed dated October 7, 1918. The sale is February 1919 at the courthouse door with cash terms and resale risk for noncompliance.
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Mary Greenwood
Martha Stanton
Bettie Morris
Frank Berry
Dillon
S. C
County of
E. B. Greenwood
Sarah M. Fore
James L. Greenwood
S. D. Lane
E.B. Greenwood
John R. D. Greenwood
Francis Greenwood
Marion
T. W. Berry
Elihue Berry
Pearing
A. B. Jordan
Tax Returns Required by School Districts 1919 Schedule
The law requires all persons owning property or acting as agents to list such property for taxation between January 1 and February 20, 1919. A fifty percent penalty applies for noncompliance. Returns must be made promptly at designated locations and dates: Hamer Jan 15, Gaddys Mill Jan 16, Lake View Jan 17, Fork Jan 30, Judson Jan 21, Little Rock Jan 22, Bingham Jan 23, Mallory Jan 24, Kirby's X Roads Jan 27, Latta Jan 28 and Jan 29. MO W. GADDY, Auditor Dillon County. 12-19-2-20.19-256
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Hamer
Gadd’ys Mill
Lake View
Fork
Judson
Little Rock
Bingham
Mallory
Kirby's X Roads
Latta
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Restores Vitality
A vintage advertisement claims Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic purifies and enriches the blood to restore energy. It promises a strengthening invigorating effect and lists price at 60 cents.
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Grove
Fortifies the System Against Colds with Quinine Tonic
The leaflet proclaims a tonic for winter health strengthening the blood to resist colds grip and influenza. It claims purifying and enriching the blood, pleasant to take, with quinine and tron ingredients and a strengthening invigorating effect for 60c.
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Grove
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BED Cross
Comwell
WSS
Christmas Banking
the Bank OF Dillon
New World
Old World
Gibson & Muller Attorneys-at
Jmce
Malcolm Mercantile Co
8. C
L. D. Lide
Marion, 8. C
R. Taber
Harrison
Hargrove & Braddy Attorneys-at-Law
First Door People Bank
L. B. Haselden
London
J. W. Johnson
Henslee
M. D. Bye
M. Johnson
J. M. Johnson
Pl Medicine Co
St. Louis, Mo
Glade
Draughon
Business College
Columbia, S
Ws.s,een Oe
United States Government
Peoples Bank
the Peoples Bank
Cardus
William Eversole
Hazel Patch
Cardui
Lonnie Blanton
Factory Hill
Wood
T. W. Wood & Sons
Richmond
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