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Newspaper

The Dillon Herald

Location

Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1909

Page

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Alleged errors in county survey expose larger old county area

Marion Star reports Howard Wiswall Jr surveyed additional lines across the county revealing Hamby and Beatty mismeasured county width. Each line shows the Great Pee Dee and Little Pee Dee rivers farther apart than on their map, yielding 15 to 25 square miles of extra area. Governor may appoint an unbiased surveyor or re-survey the entire county.

Howard Wiswall, Jr Charleston Messrs. Hamby and Beatty Little Pee Dee Poe Dee aparLepAneir Ansel East Lessioner Mace Wiswall Great Pee Dee River Marion Sandy Bluff Little Pee Dee River Hamby Pee Dee Mill Creek Lumber River Ashpole J. W. Brunson Florence Mace King Messrs Hamby Beatty Mr. Wiswall Fower Points Allison's Ferry Old County

Police Chief Dismissal Sparks Eviction in Mallory

Wm. D. Smith of Mallory was fined for raising a ruckus and told to resign as policeman. He refused, prompting a town council meeting in the intendants office to declare his office vacant and order his arrest. Smith had already left town and was not apprehended.

Bingham Jaly Wm. D. Smith Mallory Bruce

Local social notes from Free State News reflect community visits

Cor reports a flurry of visits and relatives across Bennettsville Latta Darlington Bishopville Lake City and Kingstree. Notable mentions include Gertrude Rogers returning home after nine months at Cedar Springs and Miss Ruth Hayes hosting visitors. Several Kinships and out of town guests are noted with dates vague and names repeated.

Gertrude Rogers Cedar Springs

Flies Stop Train On Long East Run

A Grand Trunk flyer bound eastyarded by a swarm of millions of flies between Cornwall and Montreal. The engine filled with insects, bars clogged, wheels balking, forcing stops despite rapid passage. Freight help and engine swaps enabled continuation toward Brockville and finally Montreal.

Napanee Sommiseau Brockville Cornwall Montreal

NOW IT FEELS TO FLY AERIAL FIRST FEELING OF FLIGHT DESCRIBED

A vivid account from Outing captures the inaugural aeroplane experience. Riders report an immediate forward surge with minimal jerk, a momentary nausea as ground falls away, then smooth ascent. The craft climbs, wind roars, and the flyer remains upright through banked turns, savoring buoyant, springy motion unlike locomotion on land.

The New Railroad Grading Near Dillon and Clio

The grading on the new railroad is finished to Dillon with plans to double back toward Clio and lay rail. Depot sites and rights of way are established along Seventh avenue, Main street, and adjacent alleys to serve Dillon businesses. About 60 laborers are at work. The line to Little Rock is straight with expectations to haul cotton by September 15.

Dillon Clio Seventh Avenue Dillon Mill Main Street Messrs.j. W. Dillon & Son Railroad Avenue Dillon Hardware Cos Second Avenue E. T. Elliott Little Rock Schaffer

Second crop Irish potatoes storage and planting notes

After digging the first crop seed potatoes for the second crop should be kept in a dry cool place possibly spread on the barn floor and covered with straw hay or dry sand. Planting usually occurs in late July or early August with two to three weeks of pre sprouting exposure to heat and moisture. If sprouting at planting time cut them. if not, do not cut. Deep planting in rich soil with thorough soil loosening is advised, followed by rolling to loosened soil.

Raleigh N. C

Roy Wilkes Protested at Latta Races

A formal protest was filed against Roy Wilkes owner Mr How ard Cannon of Florence after a Latta race. The horse is alleged to be a ringers misnamed entry with a record claimed to be 2.13 entered in Atlanta. Cannon claims no knowledge of Roy’s true record and holds a guarantee from a former owner that the mark is not below the 2:20 class.

Roy Wilkes Howard Cannon Florence Roy Atlanta Cannon Gibson Pee Dee

Cursory Eddie Deflects With Remarks In Class

A teacher asks Eddie for a definition of cursory and he recalls examples from public speaking. After a brief struggle Eddie improvises a sentence about hanging pictures and a toppled father, noting that he then made a few cursory remarks.

Eddie

New Advertisements Spur Local Trade Fair

Morris Fass-Cut Price Sale advertised with special offers while Cheraw Board of Trade marks an August 17 celebration day. Dillon Hardware promotes hardware and monkey wrenches, Evans Pharmacy features soda or cream. Underwood typewriter corrects mistakes and supplies.

Morris Fass Cheraw Board of Trade Dillon Hardware Co Evans Pharmacy Underwood

How's This For Mud A Humorous Roadside Tale

A passerby finds a hat in the road and taps it with his cane. The hat’s owner reveals he is buried up to his ears in mud beneath a load of hay, prompting a comical exchange about the depth of the mud.

Colored Church Workers Assemble in Dillon

A Dillon Herald report by Henry O. Scott details a two day gathering of colored Methodist workers in Dillon. Widespread addresses by church leaders and civic figures highlighted tuberculosis talk, Sunday School work, and district superintendent reflections. Cheraw was chosen as next meeting site.

Dillon South Western Christian Advocate J. E. Wilson Chaitlin University Dro Wright J. McBaddy Green Hargrove McLeod J.$. Thomas Cheraw

Four Crops a Year on the Same Land in Cumberland County

In Cumberland County, North Carolina, D R Taylor near Fayetteville demonstrates four crops on one Acre: early peas, field corn, sorghum, and field peas interplanted and broadcast. He reports earnings from early peas totaling around 413.60 for 10 crates, plus about 500 crates of corn, with overall estimates around 1500 dollars before vine sales and fertilizer costs. He notes labor and fertilizer costs, claiming this system requires less effort than growing cotton on 20 acres, on land once a worn field abandoned since the Civil War.

North Carolina Cumberland County D. OR. Taylor Fayetteville Taviow Ameor Alaska Taylor Fem Moishtan Commission

Private Sale Notice At Residence Auction List

A private sale is offered at the seller’s residence listing items including 1 Hore 1 Buggy 2 Pood Cutters 1 Organ New Home Sewing Machine with attachments 1 Small Refrigerator 1 Joe Orwam Ireen er and household furniture within the Spartan burg Steam Lat from the laundry agency.

Joe Orwam

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Eyer Gov Mallory Yd Free State News Mary Swarm Bennettsville Ruth Hays H. W. Parham W. W. Parham Ida Rowland J B. Steele Kingstree Oscar Fenean Arthur Rogers Bishopsville D. S. Rogers Belle Blake Dunn, N. C H. W. Pagham Mary Swerve Benettsville Ruth Hayes Alice Alma Poe Darlington Florence Allen Bishopville Ed Fenegan Lake City J. B. Steele Kingstreet Della Newton Belle Moore Jim Moore Latta Cor Canada the New Railroad Isaac the Herald Dillon Herald The Herald Henry O. Scott South Carolina Henes Vonfer St. Stephen Mertodist Samay Selo EpWarth Java Charlott Brooks Alford Dillon Cash Store
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