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Newspaper
The Dillon Herald
Location
Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
8
Multiple short notices list farm stock for sale near June, a Liberty Bond inquiry, Kodak finishing services, engraved cards, a physician resuming practice in Florence, a 130 acre Ren nett farm for sale, threshing outfit for season, a lost item, and engraving services from The Dillon Herald.
Several store lots on Railroad Avenue and a two story brick building with 12 rooms also on Railroad Avenue. Property will be sold at a bargain with terms to suit the purchaser. O C Hayes May 22 1941. Park and Dillon bag contains green bathing suit and sweaters. reward for return to W D Bethea Latta.
A brief item notes a black hand bag for ladies paired with a green sweater and bal sweater. Mentions names W L Winburn Bethea Latta and a date 6 5 11, with unclear context.
The South Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs aims to assist many girls via a loan fund. Borrowers receive $100 to $150 with no interest for two years after college. after that, interest accrues from the note date. Loans are yearly, split into two installments, with a separate note for each amount. Applications require a personal letter to Miss Mabel Montgomery in Marion.
Doc Connor once known as Cornelius Powers allegedly killed 65 year old Eliza Slade near Kathleen Florida with an axe and buried her in a cane field after which he attempted suicide by jumping from a moving car. His 13 year old son witnessed parts of the crime and aided in the burial before Powers was arrested in Bartow.
Discharged soldiers include Ernest Chrisw Tareleon Otto L Carnie H Alf Casver Hiceilion L Brown Nelson Cowens Harvey Alford Rote Rogers Lane W B Surles Ed Bailey and others. The incomplete roster mentions several individuals by name from the local unit with discharge status.
The Dillon Herald offers a yearly subscription at two dollars in advance. This notice promotes prepaid access to the newspaper.
Dispatches report that around Oedenburg western Hungary thirty two villages refused Bolshevik rule. Kolnhof village burned and many peasants killed or perished after shelling and machine violence. Bela Kun and Joseph Pogany allegedly ordered requisitions amid a surrounding red division. Vienna reports ongoing tensions between Budapest and Vienna with Czech Slovak and Hungarian forces.
John Roberts of Dillon says Doan's Kidney Pills cured his kidney trouble after a four year decline. He describes back pain, sharp pains, and abnormal secretions, crediting the medicine bought at McLaurin Drug Co. in restoring his health. The ad notes the price and sponsor Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo.
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