Tobacco Open Tuesday Marks South Carolina Market Start
The 1921 tobacco market in South Carolina will open Tuesday July 19 after a three-way agreement among planters buyers and warehousemen in Florence. Production is seen at 40 to 50 million pounds with smaller yields due to drought and cold. Domestic consumption will dominate this year with little export demand. Community church notices follow.
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South Carolina
Wwarehorsemen
Florence
Bulgers
South Carolina Tobacco Growers Association
North Carolina
Virginia
Growers Association
Warehousemen's Association
Barrine
Latta Ming Mary Tart and S. C. Hinson Marry in Kershaw
Ming Latta Mary Tart a Winthrop graduate and S C Hinson a prosperous Kershaw farmer wed by the probate judge in his office on Wednesday. They will reside in Kershaw. Methodist services featured a duet by visiting Iuries, noted for sweetness and sentiment. Dr Kirkland delivered a strong sermon and Rev S J Bethes offered an edifying closing prayer to a large crowd.
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Ming Mary Tart
Winthrop and
Farmers Face Shortfall as Railroads Gain Millions
In a House speech, Rep Stoll argues the Republican rail policy favors railroads and leaves farmers short. He urges a $25,000,000 boost for the farm loan banks to ease crippling deflation, noting $7 billion farm losses last year and current limits hindering relief. He faults Federal Reserve credit restrictions and farm loan bank delays, urging Congress to provide substantial funding to help farmers sustain production and livelihoods.
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House
Stoll
Congress
Farm Loan
Farm Loan Bank
Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Bank
Ottiera
Ins
South Carolina
Court of Common Pleas reviews Rowell will case and railroad suit
Dillon County Court of Common Pleas convened with Judge Melver presiding. The hardware company of Lake View and the Charleston Railway case led to a new trial after post trial evidence. Geo Howell et al vs Berry saw a verdict for Mrs Berry after a new trial due to after discovered evidence. Mrs Berry administratrix of Walter Berry sued Atlantic Coast Line for wrongful death. verdict directed for the railroad. adjournment followed a busy term with other cases not pursued. State checker tournament planned for August 8 at Columbia YMCA under Capt. Fishburne with South Carolina experts expected to attend.
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Court of Common Pleas
Dillon County
Judes Edward Melver
Ple Hardware Company
Lake View
Haleigh and Charleston Railway Co
Supreme Court
Biel
Geo. Howell
Bype
Berry
Tig
Rowells
White
Erwin Coward
William Rowell
Cage
S.C
Local Notes From Cotundhia University and Nearby visits
County news reports social visits and summer leisure in Cotundhia University area and nearby towns. Elisabeth Sellers Mise and a string of residents visit Marietta Cherry Grove and McRae's Mill for porch gatherings and pond viewing. Several families attend Fourth of July events with birthdays and ice cream. Mr Knox Alford returns from Black Mountain while Morrison and Cottingham families spend weekends with relatives.
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Mise
Elizabeth Fuge
Tanine Kpeeiol Cosiran
Cotundhia
Unniversity
New York City
Leilit
Washington
Tolley
D. Olyer
Mreddy
Marietta, Nou
Beatrice Price
Rocky Molt
Allyn Smith
Julia McGill
Kingetrestx
Mikes Nelle
Cherry Grove
Beach
Pee Dee Park
McRae's Mill
L. W. Metnnis
Rachel
Tittle Duncan
Knox Alford
Black Mountain
N. C
Stan
Chal Morrison
Fort Meade
Fla
Kich Morison
Clinton
Lon Cottingham
Wesley
CM. Metunis
Flora Larkin
Rowland
A. L. Smith
Agnes
Margaret Robinson
Howland
D. B. Metania
Hee
Lester
Clo Hospital
Carmichaels and relatives visit across North Carolina
The report lists visits by Mr. and Mrs. E G Carmichael of Satawha to Mrs An ve Carmichael and Mrs. L M Rogers, with Emma Carmichael. trips by Mr. and Mrs. E G Rogers and baby of Dillon. Frank Rogers and Ora Rogers planning summer time at home. C M Hell of Marion visiting the Forts. Carrie Lewis hog returning from Southport. and Dr W L Rogers of Latta visiting. A social gathering hosted by Dr N O Schoefield featured a program with poems, papers by Joe Metonulit and Mrs I Moures, instrumental solos by Mrs Bb Johnson, and refreshments of cordon and cake.
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E G_ Carmichael
Satawha
N. C
An Ve Carmichael
L. M. Rogers
Emma Carmichael
Payetteville
N.C
E. G. Rogers
Baby
Dillon
Frank Rogers
Ora Rogers
C. Mo Hell
Marion
Marion Were the Guests of Mr. and Mra . W. Fort
Carrie Lewis Hog
Southport
W. L. Rogers
Latta
Non. Schoefield
Hein
Phe Tidter
Bork Sehonl bin
Nesorhtiun
Mayer, Zeneal
Amd
Nat Yjeetiyer
Joe Metonulit Peper
Mra
Moures Liuntrumental Sola
Mve Od
Johnson
Colon Pearce
Mias Ljiile Bethen
Varmer Drowns in Chester Pond
Chester parish mourns as Paul Dunlap a well known plasterer from York County drowns in Guy's Pond near Chester while swimming. Witness on bank reports he went under after dinner and surfaced within 18 feet of the bath house screaming as bystanders attempted rescue. Son of Thomas Dunlap a prominent York County planter, his death causes deep sorrow.
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Chester
Paul Dunlap
del Phin
York County
Guy's Pond
Wee Hite
Neo
Tol
Dunlap
York Counties
Thomas Dunlap
Farmers Need Bill To Aid Financing And Growth
The speaker urges expedited amendment to provide 100,000,000 for farmers to finance their businesses and reach normal conditions. He contrasts large federal outlays to railroads and the army with slower legislative action for agriculture, warning of dire consequences if farming interests are neglected and urging timely laws to address the emergency.
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Congress
Lake View Opening Prep Amid Warehouse Clearing
Lake View shows activity as warehouses are cleared in readiness for the Tuesday July 9 opening. Rev. 5 and Ledbetter return from a two week training conference at Wofford College. Several residents travel, visit relatives, or relocate, including Miss Simpson joining Union Bank and Trust Co. and Miss Dora Valentine returning home from Mount Airy.
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Edda
Ariene
Mamie Bryant
Vonnie
Ida Humphrey
Myrtle Beach
Carl White
Malling
Walker Haye
Louise Griffith
Robert Ford
Mistes Bertha
Adelaid Randolph
Miss Fisk
Kinston
N. C
R. F Bivington
Foster
Alex Ford
Florida
Miss Simpson
Union Bank and Trust Co
Fractured Tale Of A Social Bridge Club Event And Local Commerce
A Lady host and guests gather for a large red white and blue themed afternoon with decorated rooms, tables for bridge and reck, salad course, and prize scores. News logos mention wage trends with regional city references and a chart noting percentage changes by city for the year to date.
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Simall Mags
Dane Rovers
5. A. McMillan
KE Ellerbe
Power Rogers
Eschpaneer
Mesdames
Frank Thompson
D. B. Shine
Dillon County Census Agriculture Preliminary Figures
The Director of the Census announces preliminary figures from the Census of Agriculture for Dillon County. Data cover farm acreage and related agricultural metrics, with corrections to be issued as figures are refined.
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Dillon County
Powell and guests at Myrile Beach weekend gathering
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Powell, Miss Jara Powell and Mr. Robert Pare attended a weekend at Myrilé Beach. Miss Helen Wire accepted a position with Mr. W. M. Ford. Mr. Quad Grantham conducted a business trip to Wilmington. Mr. W. E. Ford and J. B. Goodyear visited Dillon Monday on business.
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W. T. Powell
Jara Powell
Robert Pare
Myrilé Beach
Helen Wire
W. M. Ford
Qaud Grantham
Wilmington
W. E. Ford
JB. Goodyear
Dillon
Bual‘ness
Browneville to Sellers Rail Line Under Review
Citizens from Browneville and nearby points along the Benvellaville and Cheraw railroad traveled to Columbia last Wednesday to a hearing before railroad commissioners. They seek retention of the Browneville to Sellers segment, opposing the line’s discontinuation which the railroad argues has long been unprofitable. A final decision was not made, with another meeting set for next Friday to resolve the dispute.
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Brownevile
Benvellaville and Cheraw
Seltera
Columbia
Browneville
Sellers
Strone Preserve
Excursions of Thot on Love as Peace and Progress
A compact meditation on mutual aid companionship and love as drivers of human progress. Cites Quakers in Germany and quotes from Healy Irinmond and literary figures, stressing partnership over war and praising Curie and Madame Curie for joint achievement and shared Nobel recognition. The piece argues national and international peace rest on love and cooperative effort.
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Latta
Kropativin
Delonturt
Yeas Wren
Lig Illest
Irinmond
Germany
Flores Tetmeen Coulrel
Meyer
Lew
Renita
Robert Louis Stevenson
Jack London
Madame Curie
Curie
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