Remarkable Russian Refugees Link to Polish Aid
A vivid account details Mme Lubinoff guiding impoverished Russian nobility and former imperial guards in Warsaw and Basikruptcy kitchens, sewing rooms, and workshops. Nobility such as Princess Rukoff and Gen Oblonsky work beside officers, while the American Red Cross aids the relief effort amid wartime exile and hardship. Also noted is a bankruptcy sale of Main Street Grocery and a Queen contest in Dillon County with multiple candidates listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Ludmila
Petrograd
Peter and Paul
Warsaw
Mme. Lubinoff
Russian Red Cross
Madame Lubioff
Reft Gees
Podwal
Keaselueff
Imperial Russian Guards
American Red Cross
Imperial Guards Regiment
M. Riekshensky
Viev
Ukraine
Madame Lubinoff
Michael Shramchenko
Tchernitoff
Victor Borsenko
Novgorod
Notice of Dillon Democratic primary election 1921
A Dillon town notice declares a Democratic primary on March 15, 1921 at the usual voting place to nominate a Mayor six aldermen and one public works commissioner for the April 19 general election. Polls open 8 am to 4 pm. Enrollment books at Moody's Drug Store through March 14. Voting eligibility requires 21 years age, two years in state, six months in county, sixty days in town. Potential second primary on March 22. Pledges due by noon March 14. Managers named: C. S. Herring, S. Wackson, W. A. Weaver.
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Democratic Party
Dillon
Moody's Drug Store
Herring
S. Wackson
W. A. Weaver
Notice of municipal election date and eligibility
Notice states that an election will be held in Little Rok on March 22, 1931, for mayor and four aldermen. It specifies eligibility: U S citizens, residents of the town for certain periods, and registered electors. The notice is signed by Mayor Pope.
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Cory
General Oblonsky
Prince Meschersky
Princess Rukoff
Admiral Rukoff
Princess Ouchtomos' Ky
Traster
Basikruptcy
D. M. Suggs
Main Street
Robert J. Kirk
Dil Po
Lon County
Queen of Palmateschand
Mies Rate Moore
Mary Bethea
Annie Henegan
Nell Good
Marion Harvey
Eula Braddy
Margaret Elliott
Christine Edwards
Myrtle Stubbs
Ruth Able
Nell Smith
Annie Coppedge
Helen McDowell
Jane Gibson
Doris Caldwell
Lacey Jackson
Migg
Sarah Bethea
Beulah Braddy
Marie Smith
Mildred Sellers
Miriam Moore
Leila Braddy
Allie Braddy
Edith Elliott
Bessie McQueen
Inez Parham
Margaret Bethea
Dorothy Rogers
Mary Mary Stonburner
Annie Covington
Elizabeth Bradd
Max Berry
Louise Baker
Gertrude Manning
Garey Evans
Delle Bethea
Etta Sellers
Latta
F. D
Flora Belle McLeod
Agnes Davia
Teresea Dew
APS. Jordan
Europe
Imjof
United States
Little Rok
8. C
V. Pope
Oo. A
Coker
Webbe
Webber
Hartsville
Cleveland
Dixie
Hartsville, South Carolina
Ledger
Carolinas
America
Herald: Publishing Company
Dillon, S. C
Tromer
the Steelback Ledger