SESNETISVILLE TO HAVE AVIATION LAN
Six aviators landed last Wednesday at a Bermuda grass pasture on the Adamsville road in SESNETISVILLE. Maj. Strong, commander of the squadron, caused a gear mishap when his plane tipped into a hole, bending a propeller blade and halting the group’s arrival for repairs. The party, three planes and six aviators, stayed until Saturday awaiting a replacement blade and a suitable landing site. Maj. Strong warned that Ben netmewille would be removed from aviation maps unless a proper site is provided.
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Wee Dee Advocate
State plans to build cotton warehous es to save crops
Columbia June 23. State Warehouse Commissioner W. Smith urged farmers to join a state system of cotton warehouses to protect against weather or fire losses. He would provide free plans, aiming to store at least 500,000 bales, with simple leasing and licensing rules. Estimates show South Carolina losses from cotton damage total about 14 million dollars, suggesting warehouses could have housed the 1918 crop for over a year.
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rColumbia
Smith
Worla
Columbia
South Carolina
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Amres
Discharged Soldiers List From Local Area
A roster of discharged soldiers including Ernest W. Currie Minturn Sam McLaurin J Gary Tanner Lakeview and others from Dillon Latta Covington Mallory Flovdale and surrounding towns. The notice names multiple individuals with hometowns and ranks or units associated with the discharge.
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Dilloners
Dischawey Smepherd Wheeler
Dillon
Owen "W. Jackson
Brewer L. Roberts
Fork “San
Harrelson
South Carolina Scholarship Entrance Exam Notice
The University of South Carolina announces scholarships and entrance examinations to award vacant scholarships and admit new students. Test at the County Court House on July 11, 1979 for applicants at least sixteen. Scholarships valued at $1000 with free tuition and $158 fees. applications due July 7 to Dr Currell. next session starts September 17, 1919.
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Currell
Senator Dial Sends Ham Gift to Vice President Marshall
Senator Dial cabled a shipment of fine country cured ham to Vice President Marshall as a cordial gesture. The act signals firm ties between state leaders and a practical symbol of regional hospitality.
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Dial
Marshall
Food 15 Cure for Bolshevism and Thrift Stamp Drive
President Wilson ties national security to citizen investment urging Thrift and War Savings Stamps to curb Bolshevism. He argues interest in government and private enterprise stabilizes institutions, and calls every American to adopt the Thrift Stamp habit as a duty to liberty.
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Wilson
America
Eastern merchants warn against exchanging War Savings Stamps
A group of eastern businessmen at their annual convention judged it bad to urge holders of War Savings Stamps to trade them for merchandise. They said such actions aid fake promoters and harm public confidence in government bonds. Two hundred delegates pledged to lead vigilance committees to oppose such merchandise offers.
Thrift Campaign Urges Colleges to Promote Savings
The Savings Division of the U S Treasury and the American Council on Education urge normal schools colleges and universities to form thrift organizations. Presidents are asked to name institutional thrift representatives to liaise with local savings groups and promote Thrift Stamps and War Savings Stamps as small savings investments.
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Federal Reserve
Savings Division
United States
Treasury Department
American Council of Education
Savings
Council On Education
American Council On Education
Institutions of Higher Learning
Thrift stamps and the art of saving
A reflection on thrift and self discipline with WW STAMP slogans. It links ancient wisdom to modern savings and urges watchfulness over small expenses. The piece notes thrift as a durable virtue and encourages prudent money management to let dollars grow.
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Noah
Babylon
Caesar
Brutus
Forum
Money multiplies with War Savings Stamps table
A 1919 account explains four percent quarterly interest on War Savings Stamps and how Thrift Stamps convert to them. It shows costs rising monthly, exchange of sixteen Thrift Stamps for a War Stamp, and projected values through January 1, 1924. It also notes monthly investments to reach fixed dollar targets by that date.
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Notice of Election in Carolina School District No 2
South Carolina Dillon County announces a local election to raise the district common school levy to 2 mills. Election set for July 1 at Carolina School House. Voters must show tax receipts and registration, ballots marked Yes or No. Board of Education members Moore Cousar Rogers sign. 6-19-21
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South Carolina
Dillon
Carolina
County Board of Education
Carolina ‘School House
Bermuda
Bermuda School House
Ww. C. Moore
A. N. Cousar
R. S. Rogers
Notice of election for Bermuda district four mill levy
Notice declares a special election to approve a four mill levy by Bermuda School District No. 17. Voters will cast ballots marked Yes or No at Bermuda School House on a stated Tuesday. Officials listed include Ww. C. Moore H. Cousar R. Rogers and N. Cousar.
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