Where Our Money Goes and South Carolina Cotton Debate
A South Carolina Cotton Association report shows imports of food and feedstuffs last year totaling 111 million dollars, with corn and flour each at 15 and 20 million. The piece notes farmers pressed cotton planting, urges crop diversification, and discusses organizing a campaign under the Sapiro plan with March 23 meetings to decide next steps.
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Columbia
South Car
Committee On Banking, Legislation
South Carolina
American Cotton Association
Committee On Banking
Tobacco Men to Organize in South Carolina
Florence March 14 officers and members of the South Carolina Tobacco Association meet in Florence on March 23 to decide if bright tobacco growers will join the Sapiro marketing plan with North Carolina and Virginia. Secretary T Benton Young has sent notices to county executive committeemen urging them to attend with six leading tobacco men. Dr W W Long of Clemson College will advise the committee.
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Tors
Sapiro
Florence
D. C
South Carolina Tobacco Association
North Carolina
Virginia
T. Benton Young
W. W. Long
Clemson College
South Carolina Extension Service
Visi
Near East Relief appeal urges aid for Armenian refugees
A Dillon Herald front promotes Near East Relief during Lent, urging Americans to donate to save 1.5 million Armenians scattered in the Near East. It emphasizes 260,000 children under care, condemns war’s enduring suffering, and argues a national sacrifice will rebirth the people and secure their survival.
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Near East
United States
Florence woman arrested for chloroform plot to husband
Mrs May Bigham of Greenville was arrested at the Atlantic Coast Line station for attempting to smuggle a small bottle of chloroform to her husband Edmund Bigham. The bottle was intercepted by jailer J. E. Cook. Edmund Bigham sits in jail on murder charges in a separate case at Pamplico. The accused, once Miss May James of Greenville, was accompanied by her daughters Lovjee and Evelyn.
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Florence
News and Courier
May Bigham
BE. D. Bigham
Atlanic Coast Line
M. M. Bigham
Margie A. Black
L. S. Bigham
John
Leo McCracken
Bigham
May James
Greenville
Doan’s Kidney Pills Endorsement From Dillon Reader
John Roberts of Dillon testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured his kidney trouble after years of back pain and abnormal secretions. He purchased at local McLaurin Moody Drug Co and says several boxes restored his health. The ad notes a 60 cent price and credits Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y for distribution.
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John Roberts
Dillon
Dean
Kinney
Doan
McLaurin Drug Co
Moody Drug Co
Foster-Milburn Conters
Buffalo
Final discharge notice for Harry E Blackwell estate
H F Graham as administrator seeks final discharge for Harry E Blackwell deceased. Hearing set for Thursday April 7 at 10 AM. Creditors must file claims by 10 AM April 7 or be barred from recovery. Judge of Probate Joe Cabell Davis Dillon County.
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H. F. Graham
Harry E. Blackwell
Joe Cabell Davis
Dillon County
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Dillon Herald
E. D. Bingham
Itrs
Holland
Bright
Walla
Roadway
New York
Najol
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Ledger
Carolinas
America
Herald Publishing CO Company
Dillon, S. Co
ERS
the Steelback Ledger
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