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Newspaper
The Dillon Herald
Location
Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1919
Page
4
The Dillon Herald lists subscription rates at two dollars yearly and one hundred twenty five dollars for six months with twenty cent monthly rates for shorter terms. Advertising policies restrict content and require advance payment, with restrictions on mortuary notices and political material while guaranteeing distribution to most county homes.
Analyzes value of advertising and window displays for Dillon merchants. Advocates better lights, water, paving, and civic pride to attract patrons and strengthen the town’s commerce, urging residents to support downtown improvements and a robust business environment.
Washington reports that the July 12 clash between American and Japanese officials prompted an apology from Chinese authorities. State Department officials say negotiations remain underway and exchanges have been friendly with the aim of a satisfactory closure.
A Dillon Herald editorial urges strong parent teacher collaboration to strengthen schools. It stresses punctuality, discipline harmony with school policy, and respectful treatment of teachers, while commending Prof. W. D. Roberts for next year’s superintendent role and noting the hope for capable faculty at the courthouse. The piece warns against private criticism and highlights citizen duties toward fostered character and civic responsibility.
A chaotic scene on a crowded Atlantic coast line train saw passengers pull the emergency cord on train 25 as it halted after a stop near Abenexer. Conductor Captain Leslie M’Lage supervised the tense halt while baggage was recovered. several passengers threw open car windows and dared others to flee for the crowd. Suitcases were later placed with the agent for safekeeping.
A Latta Latta Latta reader testifies that ten years of kidney trouble and backache from cold settled into her system. She describes severe pain dizziness and blurred vision before using Doan's Kidney Pills. She reports a complete improvement after a short treatment and lasting relief. Price 60c at dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY 6 26 21 250
A 1911 notice from Treasurer R Watson requests each county road overseer to send a corrected list of workers, with the days worked and district information, so checks can be mailed. Overseers should include their name, school district number, and post office address for prompt payment.
The probate judge of Dillon County cites and admonishes all heirs and creditors of Drayton N Oliver to appear in the Dillon Court of Probate on Thursday July 10 following publication at 11 a.m. to show cause why Maggie B Oliver should not be granted letters of administration of the estate. 1919 June. Judge Joe Cabell Davis.
The University of South Carolina will award vacant scholarships and admit new students at the county courthouse on July 11, 1919 at 9 a.m. Applicants must be at least sixteen. Scholarships, valued at 1000 dollars in tuition and 138 dollars in fees, will be awarded to the highest averages if conditions are met. Applications should be written to President Currell. blanks must be filed with Dr Currell by July 7. Next session begins September 17, 1919. For information contact Dent W. S. Currell, Columbia, S. C.
The American Express bulletin explains how individuals may ship their own liquor domestically or to a friend as a gift if in compliance with the destination state's laws. After a June deadline, shipments of distilled spirits for beverage use are prohibited except for scientific, sacramental, or mechanical purposes, provided they follow relevant laws.
Qualified as administrator of the estate of Peter D. Metnnis, deceased, announces to all creditors to present their claims within the legal period or be barred from recovery. Debts owed must be paid immediately to the undersigned administrator, Daniel B. Mevin.
An ad touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a blood purifier and iron enricher that boosts energy and appetite. It claims the tonic, not a patent medicine, contains quinine and iron and has been a trusted family remedy for malaria and strength for over 35 years.
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