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The Dillon Herald

Location

Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1919

Page

5

Latta and area residents listed in town notices

Personal mentions record visitors and locals in Latta Fork and surrounding towns, noting dozens of calls in Dillon Mullins Latta and Lake View. Names include Horne Atkinson Rogers Bethea Stackhouse Bell, with travels to Florence Mullins Georgetown Columbia and Atlanta.

Charlie E. Bethea Wilmington Bill Stackhouse Little Rock Ruby Bennett Clio Eva Bennett Houston Manning Dillon Bob Bethea Ellis Bethea H. A. Bethea Mullins T.C. McGee Civic League Henry Berry Marstreet Committee Town Hall Ion D. C. Burden Ernest McMillan W. D. Bethea Atlanta W J. Summerlin Sellers H. A. Edwards Florence Sallie Kate Mimma Timmonsville W. W. Braddy Henry Bennett Boyd A. Doggett and Wilks Ton Shelby N. C J. F. Bennett Charles F. Wyatt Sumter Lake View R. 8. Rogers W. M. Gaddy Bank of Pages Mi L G. Miller

Weighing Government Control of Railroads and Telephones

The Yorkville Enquirer questions government ownership of railroads arguing it may be biased by hostile experts and urges a return to private control. It also opposes government control of telegraph and telephone, saying there was never a valid reason for it.

Yorkville Enquirer

County Fair Planning Meeting At Court House

A meeting is scheduled at the Court House next Friday May 2 at 3 30 PM to organize and formulate plans for the County Fair. All interested people are urged to attend to help appoint the various committees.

Court House

New Telephone Rates Take Effect May First 1919

The United States Telegraph and Telephone Administration under the Postmaster General implements new Dillon telephone rates effective May 1 1919. The government runs lines and property. increased revenue is to cover higher operating costs caused by war time conditions and wage growth. The schedule mirrors what private control would have set in 1918, with modest overall impact and no benefit to the owners. Details are available at the manager's office. the May 1 statement shows the new rate.

Dillon United States Telegraph and Telephone Administration Postmaster General of United States Telephone Company

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