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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
United States Telegraph and Telephone Administration
Postmaster General of
United States
Telephone Company
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H. Porter
Apt
F. M. Niersee
A. M. Horne
Florida
Atic Atkinson
Fork
Lucife
Bethea
Mary
Rogers
Mr. Boucher Cainweun
Mrs
D, BI. Michaux
Mr. Joe, Stackhouse of
Flordale
Grady Rogers
R. S. Rogers
Wuey Parsons
Nina Roberts
Mulline
L. L. Bafort
Frank Carmichael
Jim Rogen
Sparfenburg
Womkle’s Club
AO ©. Hogers
W. A
Georgetown
Mra R
Moore
L. Cottingham
Charleston
Mra
James Adason
Gaddya
Mia
Mre
LeGrand Smith
Latta
Walker Floyd
Darlington
Mildred Stilere
Elisawis Stackhouse
Hoel LeGette
Bie
Mr. and
Mire
N. A. LeGette
Nell Carmichael
Ellen
Georgia White
Marion
Mise Fannie Jones
Nichols
Elizabeth Henegan
Minturn
Mess. McGirt
Wade Stack
Claude 5. Brown of
E. T. Elliott
E. L. Moore
Bill Mellvm
Columbia
John Hugh Stackhouse
Murray Hayes
Floydale
Town
Jones
Clinton
C. EB
Mary Rogers
Pierce Rogers
Latta Department
Bob Bethéa
Mrs. W. Elis Bethea
T. C. Covington
Henry Bethea
W. J. Summerlin
Pages Mill
Jack R. Watson
Cehildren
John B. Diebler
Bertha Singletary
Addie Mitchell
Lumberton
Leroy Williams
Ada H. Curtis
Jacksonville
Fla
Red Cross
Rev. Jno, McSween
Maple Camp
Campbells Bridge
Mary Carter
Statesville
Rock Hill
Federation of Clubs
H. L. Clark
C. O. Dixon
Dillons
Margaret Wood
Earl Rogers
Woods
Europe
Stafford Rogers
Mr. Bennett
Marlboro County
G.bernett Co
Macon
Methodist Church
Bennett
W. B. Stackhouse
Clyde Bethea
K. D. Jennett
J. 5. Covington
Maggie
Lou Bennett
Bae
Magnolia Cemetery
John Graves
E. A. Bethea
Dew
Lillian Bethea
L. A. Manning
J. H. Davis
Edna
Harold A. Renner
Everybody’s Theatre
the Garden Revue
County Sept. of Education
Oak Grove
S. C
Charlie Saleeby
NEW Exchange
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company