Don County Bonds Valid Supreme court ruling clears bonds and site plan
The South Carolina Supreme Court ruled the Dillon County bond issue of 40000 for an art house and jail valid despite act wording and early county status. It holds bonds may be issued by new county commissioners, and outlines the site choice near Railroad Avenue with an offered 10000 gift from the Dillons for public buildings. The decision enables bond sale and construction planning, with site options still under debate and completion expected next spring.
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Supreme Court
Dillon County
Dillon
T. A Dillon
R. P. Stackhouse
J. H. David
R. S. Moore
J. H. Manning
H. A. Bethea
R. K. Hayes
R. L. Ive
R. P. Hamer
J. Rich Hayes
T. C .Sherwood
E. L. Moore
W. J Adams
M. S. Britt
J. W
Messrs. Dillon
Methodist Church
Court House
New County Committee
Tobacco curing and community gatherings noted
Tobacco curing is the order of the day. A number of young people enjoyed an ice cream supper at Mr. R. B. Cox's home Saturday night. Mr. R. Bailey of near Latta visited last week and Burke Berry of Latta spent Sunday with his parents. A series of meetings begins at Pleasant Grove church the first Sunday in August.
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R. BE. Cox
Mr. R. Bailey
Near Latta
Burke Berry of
Latta
Pleasant Grove Church
Calvary items and Bermuda briefs collect Saltwater notes
Farmers in good heart after rains. Mt Calvary revival led by Rev. Wellave. local visits by John Dillon and T T Moody. Bermuda and Robeson County connections mention typhoid recovery and a deaf mute baptism. Widespread talk of tobacco curing and a notable four footed chicken exhibition. Marriage of Hardy Parker and Delia Nance noted.
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Mt. Calvary Churel
Woc. Wellave
Pleasant Hill
County politics spark debate and newspaper upgrades
A reader responder praises the county's formation and urges steadiness in elections while criticizing past corruption. The letter threads through editor expectations, candidate quality, and calls for continued improvements at The Herald as Dillon County eyes progress.
State Candidates Speak Here Tuesday in Dillon County
Citizens of Dillon and Dillon County invite voters to a first regular state campaign meeting in the High School Auditorium. Governors and attorney general hopefuls address issues, with spirited debates on dispensary grafters and Columbia politics. The event includes a race-track feature with horse names drawn and music by the Dillon Brass Band.
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Dillon
Dillon County
Andidates
Columbia
County Democratic Native Committee
Dillowing Association
Carolinas
Pee Dee
Rac
Ceadler
Dillon Brass Band
Nelson
Chicago
Foot Pace at Fork and Local Accidents Reported
The article notes a race at Fork between Fy Wo Tart and Spun Ellis from For with a 26 sigea result and updates on a later rescheduling. It also describes a fatalistic tone about a funeral service for a child and a separate injury incident where Edwin Hamer, 12, suffered severe leg injuries after his foot was crushed by a swingle tree on an ice wagon journey on Main Street.
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Ellis
Sardis Cardinge
Marlon Utne
Sun
Phere
Dillon Presbyterias
Edwin
EB. R. Hamer
High School District Election Ordered in Dillon County
A Dillon County school district election is set for August 16 at the Little Rock School House to decide if the district becomes a High School District. Voters will mark For High School or Against High School with trustees N A Berry M S Britt and L A Mane ning as managers. polls open 7 am to 4 pm. Tax and registration certificates will be checked as in general elections.
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Dillon
Little Rock
North Marion
Pee Dee
Stackhouses
H. B
Heral
Commonwealth
Notae
Herald J
Jon
Wen
H. L. Galloway, Co. 8
T. L. Bass
Railroad Avenue
Lumberton
Dillon County
Sis
N. A. Berry
M.S. Britt
L.A. Manening
Oeleck Pa
Civil Code of Laws of
South Carolina
Joe P.lane
N. B. Hargrove
W. P. Coker
County Board of Education
Newsy Letter From Bingham Reports Spring Hotels Bottling Works Growth
The Reedy Creek Springs Hotel and Bottling Works in Bingham see rising patronage after cool weather. The bottling plant, started last August, expanded to larger quarters with updated machinery and strong demand. Local social life includes dances, picnics, and sports, with notable mentions of residents, visitors, and farming success in the area.
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Everal
Reedy Creek Springs
Bingham
Thomas
Manton Alford
Rennertevile
Clo
McColl and
Dillon
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Court House Commission
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Sallie
Dothan
Ho Moody
Pembroke
John Dillon
T.T. Moody
Bermuda
Chas. Moody
the Herald
Eorto Pee Teee
W. C. McKenzie
Mt. Calvary Church
W. M. Harrelson
Eddie Hyatt
Baltimore
Herald
State Board of Equalization
Hamer Mills
Dillon Mills
Maple
Favtra
Beath
Tamaneth
Helly
Ho A. Willis
Harry
The
Lilion Herald
ST. Moore
Carolina
Moore
Pete Iphen
Herrifig
Fis
Herttisville
Messrs
Wow. Parham
Jobe AL Mebowd
Wrights
John Cottingham, Jr
Clyde Parham
John YT
Culbyeth
Jack Metnnis
of Cho
Napier Or Blenheim
H. C. Cousar
Tom Morrison
Robinson County
C. D. Morrison
T Peacock
Dr McSwain
Whigham
Ronnie Gilbert
Walter Willis
McSwain
Parham
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