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Newspaper
The Dillon Herald
Location
Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1921
Page
4
Authorities are tracing 41,000 bills issued as payment and report suggests donors and holders of such notes should report possession immediately. Device unclear. origin mentions March 10 1921 and an alert about recovering or reporting stolen liberty bonds.
Analysts from Barrett & Company in New York and Southern cities forecast a constructive shift in the cotton market. They cite government policy, reduced expenditures, lower manufacturing costs, and labor wage revisions as factors supporting a rebound, with mid to long term prices improving if acreage is cut and financing issues ease. They urge farmers to hold or plant cautiously and anticipate a South recovery through food production and eventual cotton surplus.
A winded editorial notes industry recovering from a crash, with autos and rail freight changes shaping postwar transport. It highlights North Dakota's Non-Partisan League tie to politics and economic principles, and Senator Smith pushing a congressional cotton inventory inquiry to expose misgraded stock and lock in fair market pricing.
The Interstate Commerce Commission will set inter state railroad rates in South Carolina after March 21, fixing 3.6 cents per mile versus the State Railroad Commission's 3 cents. Attorney General Wolfe appeals, arguing state control is subordinate to federal power, a blow to state rights as rail costs rise and travel declines. Senator Kayon notes higher rates reduce travel, fuel use, and production, pressing railroads to adjust pricing strategies and regionalize service.
Greenville March 2 Prof D Rogers aged 25 of Mullins died yesterday after nine days of illness following an operation at a hospital. He was superintendent of Gaff city schools, survived by his widow, his parents Mr and Mrs Jesse Rogers Mullins a brother A D Rogers Mullins two sisters Mrs Hattie Moody Mullins and Miss Bosale Rogers Columbia. He was a graduate of the University of South Carolina.
Card of Thanks thanks friends for kindness and thoughtfulness after the bereavement. Mrs. J. H. Berry and Family express sincere appreciation to all who offered support.
Beulah Allusionary church will hold nightly services at 7:00 p.m. on March 1st and continue every 3rd Sunday thereafter. Notice of Amanda Watson administratrix seeking final discharge and a March 17 hearing is published along with a bankruptcy sale listing belongings of W. C. Parham, including vehicles, tools, stock, and furniture. Roadside sale to be conducted by N. B. Hargrove, Trustee.
Notice informs that during the Spring term of the court, Common SAM McLAURIN of Dillon Co. Connecticut is establishing an improved salmon hatchery at Madison or restocking eastern streams with valuable fish.
Gibson and Muller attorneys at law in Illin and Marion advertise practice in state and federal courts. W Joanso attorney at law practices in state and federal court. L D Le notes 311,00 passport applications on file in Poland per the New York port immigration commissioner.
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