Dillon Herald subscription and policy details
The Dillon Herald lists subscription rates of 2.00 per year or 1.25 for six months, with under six months at 20 cents per month, all payable in advance. Advertising rates are available on request, with the paper serving Dillon County and surrounding areas. Obituary sketches and certain notices incur a small per-line charge. advertisers must not exceed allotted space or publish unrelated content without extra charges. authors must accompany items with real names for good faith. The note ends with commentary on wartime costs, labor unrest, and a quip about locusts and shrimp.
Dillon Faces Teacher Shortage With Rising Enrollment
We must pay the price as school boards face scarce teachers. Even before the war salaries were inadequate and cost of living drove thousands away. Dillon expects enrollment to rise about 20 percent under compulsory attendance, raising questions on funding for new teachers and the impact on churches and property values. Citizens must thoughtfully consider provision before the next term.
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Russia and Allies War Credit in Mixed Dispatches
Observers note Russia’s large but partial role in World War I and the allied victory becomes clear, with claims Russia bled 27.6 million in battle and aided the French at Marne early on. The piece discusses Bolshevik control, urban paving plans, and financial mechanisms to fund municipal improvements amid a broader critique of labor conditions and wartime costs.
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Russia
Russki
East
Prussia
Marne
Purebred sires and community breeding
The text extols keeping one breed within a farming community to foster mutual interest and teamwork. It argues community breeding strengthens welfare, encourages efficient animal care, and enables useful comparisons with neighbors. Wisconsin shows strong community breeding, notably in Waukesha County Guernsey associations.
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Firmen Et Ere
Community breeding movement gains traction in Wisconsin and beyond
The article notes the 1906 Breeding Association in Waukesha County Wisconsin promoting Guernsey cattle and cites widespread examples including New Hampshire Minnesota and West Virginia. It explains community breeding as farmers agreeing to raise a single breed using only purebred sires and urges South Carolina to form similar associations with support from the Extension Department of the State University. It highlights elimination of scrub bulls and the rise of purebreds, urging cooperation and local organization to advance beef cattle breeding statewide.
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Wisconsin
America
New Hampshire
Minnesota
Northfield
Minnesota Holstein Association
West Virginia
Ritchie County
South Carolina
Your State University
Greensboro visitors share time with Miss Rogers group
Miss Lillian Ray of Greensboro N C along with Misses McCallum and Fletcher McColl visited Mrs J M Rogers this week and are now the guests of Miss Mary Rogers.
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Lillian Ray
Greensboro
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McCallum
Fletcher McColl
J. M. Rogers
Mary Rogers
Change in Death Court and Belem as Mexico's asylum
A Baltimore correspondent recalls Belem in Mexico City once the nation’s hellish death court. He describes a wall stained with blood and bullets, the imprisonment and execution of Garriel Hernandez and the brutal era under Huerta, and Belem’s transformation into a site for orphans and the destitute as Mexico seeks recognition and reform.
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Mexico City
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Belem
Diaz and
Huerta
Garriel Hernandez
Madero
Belisario Dominguez
Alejandro MacKinney
Eaution Yard
Prisoner transforms hell hole into toy factory scene
A narrator visits a grim facility with four courts showing older youths and a crowded area of men women and children under care of white robed doctors and nurses. In another workshop women and girls are clean, neatly uniformed and smiling as lines emerge. The piece hints at continued coverage on Page Five.
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