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Newspaper

The Dillon Herald

Location

Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1919

Page

3

River Valley Mentions and Water Control Debate Heats Up

In a crowded dining room discussion, ranchers and water company men argue over river control and protection works at the Heading. Marshall leads, De la Vega named, as tension rises about railroad influence and future reclamation plans amid political backing and warnings from the Valley Star editors. The scene sets the larger fight over who bears responsibility for guarding the river and funding protective projects.

Marshall MacLean Black General de la Vega Babcock Mimmons Fara Wickard Faraday Padle Tong’ Yison Water Companies Brandon Valley Star Star-hed Desert Reclamation Company Hatin Honda Barton Hardin Mexico Ted Marshall de la Vega Grace

Notice of Final Discharge for Guardian of Allen Heirs

Joel Allen guardian of W M Allen Virgie Allen Edith Allen Bell McK Allen and Joel O Allen deceased seeks final discharge. Hearing set for April 10 1919 at 10 a m in guardian's office. Also classified sale of good milk cow with calf yielding two gallons daily offered at bargain by B F Faircloth Maple MNN Dillon March 20 1919.

Joel Allen W. M. Allen Virgie Allen Edith Allen Bell McK. Allen Joel O. Allen B. F. Faircloth Dillon

War Speech Echoes Across Time and Space

Disjointed text references supporting Allied war effort with Uncle Sam imagery. Mentions gearing for long conflict overseas, clothing and feeding troops, and funding for Liberty bonds. Evokes dawn of a world order, urging national resolve and unity for victory.

War Savings Stamps publicity from The Thriftocrans

War bonds appeal urges readers to buy War Savings Stamps. Slogans emphasize frugality and wealth through savings. The piece ties personal finance to national effort in the Big War era.

Liberty Loan pledge drive aims to finish the job

The pledge recitals vow strong support for the Fifth Liberty Loan and War Savings Stamps. They pledge to lay groundwork between now and April, stop trafficking in bonds of earlier loans, and oversubscribe the April drive. The text emphasizes thrift as a national peace essential and commits to new savings pledges if needed.

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Victory Liberty Loan: citizens urged to save now

A wartime appeal stresses that the fifth Victory Liberty Loan depends on nation saving. It warns of tax and debt costs, urges households to subscribe fully, and calls on every family to act now to support postwar reconstruction and military needs. It questions whether Americans will quit the effort after the war.

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