Dillon Herald Ad Rates and Subscriptions Details
The Dillon Herald lists subscription rates at 2.00 per year 1.00 for six months and 20 cents per month for under six months all payable in advance Advertising rates available on application reaching Dil fen county and parts of Eastern North Carolina The paper claims wide reach as the official organ of the county and notes modern print facilities Obituary sketches cards of thanks and certain notices are priced at 8 cents per line Special placement ads charged per position Ads and communications must be newsworthy and clearly signed with author real name required for publication any off topic or private matter rejected
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Dilfen
Eastern
Carolina
North Carolina
If you have the idea the world will come to you
Emerson states that a brilliant idea can draw attention and customers without moving to a big city. He cites the Mayo brothers in Rochester and an eye specialist in Niles as examples, and notes music publishers in Oskaloosa and Dayton distribute widely from small towns. The key is to have a strong idea and pursue it locally.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
New York
Chicago
Mayo Brothers
Rochester
Minn
Niles
Middle West
Oskaloosa
Tows
United States
Fim
Dayton
Our Boys Benefited From Army Service
The piece claims Dillon county youths drafted into the U S army have gained health and strength. It argues good food medical care fresh air and exercise improve soldiers during service and that private life rarely provides such health essentials. Mothers reportedly see healthier returning sons.
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Dillon County
Samy
Express Service Gains in Speed Across Freight Supply
Express service now outpacing freight in reliability with firms shipping thousands of pounds by express. Merchants in Dillon report more goods arriving by express than ever before as thrift stamp prices rise. Buy now to lock in current low rates.
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Dillon
Road Projects Framed as War Effort Benign
A wartime lecture argues road construction is labeled essential to defeat the Kaiser while profiteers are blamed. The speaker suggests critics fear admitting financial gain from projects and likens rebuking a disloyal man to disciplining a crook.
Paris Bombarded All Day by Long Range Guns
Wartime Paris sees a long distance bombardment with 24 shells fired from 7:20 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Each shell lands in a restricted zone while observers debate the gun type and mechanism. Authorities vow to alert residents by a special warning system without halting daily life.
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Alfred Capus
Figaro
Petit Parisien
le Petit Journal
Jules Verne
Echo de Paris
Paris
Clemenceau
L'Homme Libre
Germany
Aeeaes
le Journal
O'Sock
Thrilling air battles behind British lines in France
Reports from observers of the British Royal Flying Corps describe life and danger behind the lines as observation balloons are attacked by German aircraft. Six balloons and twelve men were shot down in a single day, with parachute escapes, dramatic rescues, and several fatalities among observers.
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France
Associated
Royal Flying Corps
Associated Press
Terra Firma
Ward Ie Ry Otag
Dillon County Baptist Union Program Highlights
The program lists sessions for March 30 with a morning opening by W C Foster and topics on Home Missions The Field Our Obligations and sermons by Joel I Allen W B Sherwood and J A Langley The schedule includes a dinner recess and afternoon Foreign Missions The Field Our Obligations and a Sunday School and Missions sermon by W B Sherwood.
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Dillon County Baptist Union Pyerian
Churely
Home Missions
W. C. Foster
H. A. Willis,iii
Joel I. Allen
Foreign Missions
J. A. Langley
W. B. Sherwood
Incorporators Form Capital Stock Plan for Association
The document notes the formation of an association with capital stock of 2000 dollars, divided into 20 shares of 100 dollars each. Corporators listed include A. P. Bethea A. R. Regan and B. Jordan. The meeting is set for noon Friday March 29, 1925, with a son named C. also mentioned in the text.
Notice of Final Discharge for Executors in Dillon County
B A Moody J A Campbell and J D Mcntyre executors of H Moody deceased petition for final discharge hearing set for April 26 1918 at 10 AM in the office of Probate Judge Joe Cabell Davis Dillon County Probate Court Dillon DC March 27 1918 citation appears in this notice of final discharge and hearing date fields mention local officials and court records.
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B. A. Moody
J. A. Campbell
J. D. Mcentyre
H. Moody
Joe Cabell Davis
Dillon County
Dillon
D. C
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Worth at Boosting Health
A Dillon man, E. Peck, testifies in 1914 to dull back pains and kidney trouble relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. In 1918 he reports four years of better health credited to the remedy and urges others to use the same product. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. is listed as the makers.
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Bright
Dean
Dillon
Do. E. Peck
Doan
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