Dillon Herald Ad Rates and War Era Editorial Notes
The Dillon Herald announces subscription rates of two dollars yearly and twenty cents per month for under six months, with payments in advance. It outlines advertising policies, space rules, and author guarantees, then shifts to wartime editorials criticizing autocracy and praising American resolve, referencing Colonel Roosevelt’s sons and local political figures amid a 1918 context.
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First National Bank
Dillon
South Carolina
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
Figure speaking out on Blease campaign row at Pomaria Filbert meetings
The piece accuses a candidate of shirking responsibility for heated remarks at Pomaria and Filbert meetings. It frames Richards and Peebles as rejecting shared blame and urges voters to consider endorsing Blease and his rival’s alleged unpatriotic utterances, challenging the electorate’s stance.
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Cole L. Blease
Pomaria
Filbert
Florence
Blease
Greenville
Richards
Bethea
Mr. Bethea
Pollock
Mr. Peeples
Mr. Blease
Ewe
Peeples
Blemnae
Mr. Voter
Pomarta
Ivery
Mr. Richards
Way to Help by Walt Mason
A short verse urging timely bill payments to aid the war effort. It jokes about debts to Johnsing Bulger and DeJones, framing prompt payment as essential to boosting thrift stamps and supporting the Allies. The piece uses humor to encourage financial responsibility during wartime.
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Walt Mason
Johnsing
Bulger
DeJones
John Sing
Pay Your Bills Becomes All Our War Aid
A verse urged citizens to support the war effort by paying debts and taxes promptly. It mocks talk of sacrifice without cash, insisting that timely payments bolster national aid and stamp out burdensome fees.
Money to loan on farms and city property
Money to loan on improved farms and city property at six percent for three to ten years. Amounts from 2000 to 25000 with interest paid annually. If you owe money, arrange now as rates are rising. Gibson Muller, Attorneys. Dillon. Save your money by renovating old mattresses and pictures framed by B F Gasque. Dillon.
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Gibson & Muller
B. F. Gasque
Dillon
Marketing Hogs Beasts burying them
Steve Hoover of Mt Pleasants Iowa reports starting to feed his herd of about 100 hogs B A Thomas Hog Powder over two months ago. Fifty were sick and off feed but none died and hogs are well and growing fast. For sale by Pee Dee Cash Store Dillon S C.
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Steve Hoover
Mt. Pleasants
Iowa
A. Thomas
Pee Dee Cash Store
Dillon
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Sellers & Moore
Dillon 8. C
S. C
Jersey
H. Horn
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Hamer
D'Esta-Rhodes Company
Little Rock
M. Schwartz
Brick Warehouse
8. C
Walities
B. B. Berry, Jr
Bellers
Elgin Watch
Findar Plesse
B. J. Tank
Jones Dry Goods Co
Best
Ford
J. D. Gilland
Goodyear
Rim
Marion Road
Ree Dee Park
Lacey Jackson
International Union
Clio
Bank of Dillon
Inc
Hargrove
J. A. Owens
H. P. Cornish Farquahar
G. W. Braddy
Box
Federal Bank
Stema
State
J. R. Regan
E. T. Elliott
A. B. Jordan
Taly
Joe F P. Lane
New South
W. B. Gaddy
Territory Unlimited
Atlantic Coast Realty Company
Petersburg
Virginia
N. Carolina
N.C
Fred Lane
Pee Dee
Diljlon
DELCO
L. Powers
Main St. Bennettstille
M. A. Stubbs
Stubbs Wholesale Grocery
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