Great Quebec Bridge spans St. Lawrence River project
The new Great Quebec Bridge near Quebec on the St. Lawrence replaces the failed 1907 structure. It features a longer central span of 1800 feet and uses 130 million pounds of steel, costing at least 12 million dollars, with construction illustrating advances in mechanical civil engineering since 1882.
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St. Lawrer
St. Lawrence River
Quebec
Ont
Firth of Porth
Scotland
Mechanico
Lonlyn
An. I
Brooklyn
Local visitors hosted by Marion residents on Sunday
Minsea Allen and Melean traveled to Marion for a Sunday visit, staying with Mr and Mrs Murenison of Dillon. The trip included time in town with the hosts' parents and family, with a few unclear references to local residents and a daughter.
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Marion
Minsea Allen and
Melean
Dillon
Alster
Murenison
Dilte GR
Datter
Bisckwett
Dillon residents and visitors spend Sunday at local home
Bowland Sun Mra. LF and Johnson with children of Dillon visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ho K. McCorm net. Pleasants and Miss McKay were Sunday guests in Geo Pleasants’s circle, with plans noted for future visits and gatherings.
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Bowland Sun
Johnson and Children
Dillon
Ho K. McCormnet
Pleasants
Miss McKay
Geo
Farm crops, social notes and local chatter in Dillon
The Dillon Herald reports people visiting relatives in nearby towns and a busy Fete Friday night at High School with plans for a Progressive Supper and musical program to raise funds for a Methodist church bell. It also highlights weekend church attendance, crop conditions across Buck Swamp and Dothan, and praise for local farms and growers amid good seasons and a few late plantings due to sand storms. The piece notes prominent local residents and recent land sales, plus a vivid tour of farms from Big Oaks to Haymount.
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Dilton
Eva MecKay
Eula Moody
Mary
Smith
Dillon
Mise Gae
Moody
Pillow
John McArn
Fate Entertainment
Bee High School
Lawn
Feteler School
Kane
Purchese
Buck Swamp
Herald
The
Dillon County
the Herald
M. A. Stubbs
W. H. Breeden
Master Smith Stubbs
Dothan
Marian and
D. H. Hyatt
J. H. Berry
Jong H. Stackhouse
Rowel Byfoyd Bros
W. D. Hayes
Laurin Rethea
Jno. F. McLaurin
W. PB. Surles
Haymount
Georgia
L. B. Rogers
Bethes Plive
Chas ‘Taylor
Stubbs Co
Stubbs
Myr. Stubbs
John Ellen Place
P. G
Bethea
Tlal
Reed
Married in Syria Charlie Saleeby weds Lydia Saleeby
A cablegram from Arleih Syria Sunday reports the marriage of Charlie Saleeby to Lydia Saleeby. The couple met as children at a community school and Charlie later came to America about twelve years ago. They plan to sail for America around August 1st and arrive at Dillon late in the month.
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Charlie Saleeby
Arleih
Syria
Lydia Saleeby
Charlie
America
Europe
Dillon
Ilfe
Marion 1 Sam Wins State Hose Wagon Contest
Victors in the State Hose Wagon contest at Columbia. Marion 1 team wins first money with a 29.0 second run, Darlington No. 2 second, Newberry third. Columbia does not race for prize money. Georgetown hand peel team wins 19.45 seconds in another event. Marion’s lineup features LaRoque Summersett Mullins Montgomery Pry Butler and others. $200 prize awarded to Marion team, first tournament victory. Tom the horse noted for speed, six years old. Marion crew expresses respect for Columbia and looks to tomorrow’s races.
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Columbia
Marion
Darlington
Newberry
Georgetown
Rock Hill
O. K. LaRoque
MC. Summersett
MC. Bronson
Mullins
T. C. Montgomery
Rod. Pry
N. T. Butler
Tom
Bray
Scholarship Examinations At Winthrop College Clemson
A county education official announces competitive examinations for scholarships at Winthrop College and the College of Charleston on Friday July 7, each worth 100 dollars for one year with three-year renewal. Regular entrance exams available for those ineligible for scholarships. Clemson scholarship exam also noted for Friday July 14.
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Orangeburg College
W. 8. Peterton
Miss Hyde
Winthrop
Dr. Badger
Winthrop College
Martia
College of Charleston
Clemson
Rogers
Bermuda Brbets and Local Farmers Plow Cash Struggles
Farmers in Bermuda region face spring drought and poor soil as allies plow with small equipment. Lee Gum travels to Charleston for the Fourth of July. Mr H R Burgus and wife spend the holiday at their farm.
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Lee Gum
Charleston
H.R. Burgus
Noah's Ark Liniment on front packaging warning
Advertisement notes Noah's Ark liniment claimed to cure rheumatism backache sore throat colds and nerve pains. Mentions large bottle scent and warnings about imitation. Marketed by Vans' Pharmacy Richmond Virginia with reference to the product front label and banding.
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Noah's
Noah's Ark
Richmoul
Vans’ Pharmacy
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W. A. Fass
J. F Dale
Sghomers
Joe Cabell
Tom David
Richmond
E. R. Hamer
New York
Dr. Berry
Birmingham
Lucius Todd
J. Stackhouse Co
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Fairmont
W. Va
Major Mallow
Star Patch
Red Bow
Marion Star
Elgil
Dillon Bar Association
Joe Cabbell Davis
B. M. Badger
Dr. McLeod's Infirmary
W. Gordon Baker
Willie Carter
West Point
Ft. McPherson
Ellerbe
Willie
Mt. Calvary Church
Gary Stephens
Dillon Herald
Sam
Bermuda
Brbets
J. Cheney & CO
Toteaa
Cheney
PEE Dee Drug Company
the Herald Job Department
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Stackhouse
Machins
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Washington, D. C
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United States
Canada
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Nice
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Hart & Company
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