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Newspaper
The Dillon Herald
Location
Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1921
Page
8
Federal court consumed by the Woods narcotics case as jurors heard Stanton testify to selling narcotics and Dr Woods possession of marked bills. Judge Smith excluded reputation evidence for the defendant and his family while the jury weighed the evidence presented.
June 14 after no official word, reports suggest a new internal revenue commissioner will redraw districts. South Carolina would lose independent status and rejoin Western North Carolina with Winston-Salem as headquarters, affecting local collectors and political connections, including R R Tolbert of Abbeville.
A Meriboro county meeting in Bennettsville discussed establishing a local tuberculosis camp. Attendees included J H Lewis chairman, J O Breeden, Dr D D Strauss, F A Crosland, and H D Harrall secretary. Members urged the plan and referred it to a mass citizen meeting to be set soon.
A collage of light anecdotes and puns. A man jokes about new suits of clothes and wearing old ones, another quips about a hospital spell, plus clever wordplay on Aunt Jemima and dental parlors. The piece also includes circus remarks and a factory of quips about agents and managers.
The K of P will not meet tonight the 16th due to Revival Services at the First Baptist Church. C. 8. Herring, C. C.
Shingles come in several grades with a large stock including the best grade. Buyers seeking shingles are advised to see the seller before purchasing to secure quality and price.
Public notice forbids employing or harboring Roesvelt Smith a 15 year old who left home without cause on Sunday night June th Inc W Smith 916 up Route 1 Latta South Carolina. For printed stationery contact The Herald Publishing Co by phone or write.
In Orangeburg County, a farmer and his wife were found dead by the seven year old daughter. The husband is believed to have shot his wife and then killed himself. A baby was found in the arms of the mother. Neeses area residents of good standing reported. The incident occurred about 16 miles from Orangeburg.
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