The Dillon Herald Establishment and Rates Notice
The Dillon Herald in Dillon County, South Carolina, outlines its status as the official county paper, subscription rates at 1.60 yearly or 75 cents for six months, and 16 cents per month for shorter periods. Advertising rates and submission rules are detailed, with policy against nonnews communications and requirements for authorship.
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Dillon Herald
Gres
Dillon County
Carolina
North Carolina
Mike Matter
Legnte
Roosevelt Speaks on Ambition Amid War News
Dillon item notes Col Roosevelt wishing to be shot on the field of battle though many would prefer a safer fate. It praises Editor Ayer for improvements to the Flovence Times including a new office building and an upgraded Webb press. The Times is commended for its Pee Dee regional service and improved mechanical quality.
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Col. Roosevelt
Ayer
Breathit County Kentucky Urges Need for Schools
In Breathit county Kentucky the text notes 21 of 28 townships lack schools and laments a violent climate where officials are targeted and the rule of law is questioned. It argues stronger schooling as a remedy to curb crime and bloodshed.
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Breathit County
Kentucky
Soliclters
Pistol Habit Critique Sparks Talk On Ginger Beverage Sales
A Herald critic argues public focus should shift to the large ginger beverage trade in stores. The piece notes dispensary law bans ginger as a beverage but enforcement on a brand of intoxicant is lax. It discusses loopholes, nitrate and soda mixtures, and questions the economic impact of different applications.
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Herald
Brwelice
Crete
A Dog’s Faithful Friend From Senator West’s Court Tribute
A Missouri court scene recalls Senator Veat’s moving dog tribute. West spoke softly as jurors heard a defense’s case and the verdict came back at 500 dollars for a dog shot in disputes over malice. The speech highlighted a dog’s steadfast loyalty through prosperity and ruin.
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Senator Veat
Missouri
West
Bal
Westire
Winthrop College Scholarship Entrance Exam Notice
Winthrop College announces a county court house exam on Friday July 7 at 9 a.m. for vacant scholarships and admission of students. Applicants must be at least fifteen. Scholarships worth 100 dollars and free tuition. Write to President D. B. Johnson before the exam for scholarship blanks. Next session opens September 20, 1911 at Rockai, SC.
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Winthrop College
County Court House
Johnson
D. B. Johnson
Rock. Ai
Special Sale Of Street Hats At Half Price
E L Moore & Co leaders in millinery announce special sale with street hats at 98e 10 3.00 each and pattern hats reduced from 5.00 to 20.00 now 3.00 to 10.00. Illinois business catalog style, bold pricing and emphasis on active sale.
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E. L. Moore & Co
EL. Moore & Co
KL. Moore & Co
B. L. Moore
F. L. Moore & Co
Bi. Moore & Co
Winthrop Notes highlight lectures and events at college
Winthrop College in Rock Hill hosts visits by officials and clubs, including Mr. W. K. Tate state supervisor of elementary rural schools, whose lectures promise value for seniors who taught rural schools. The Wo Ss Federation reps tour departments, noting Home Keen Cooking sewing and manual arts. Junior and senior class events feature receptions and a spring play Dorothy Vernon by Winthrop Literary Society, plus a millinery special sales event at KL Moore & Co.
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Winthrop College
Rock Hill
W. K. Tate
Winthrop
Tate
Mit
Wo Ss Federation of Clubs
Kop
Colege
Ainthrop
Dorothy Vernon
Badden Hall
Winthrop Literary Society
Dillon to Vote on Bonds for Water Works and Electric Lights
Notice from Dillon South Carolina outlines a 1911 town plan to issue 80000 in bonds at six percent for forty years to fund water works sewerage and electric light facilities. A special election set for May 23 1911 will determine approved bonds totaling 40000 in city funds with 77000 earmarked for sewerage water works and 3000 for completing one electric plant.
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State of
South Carolina
Dillon
United States of America
General Assembly
General Assembly of the State of
B._ Hargrove
J. L. Bridgers
J. F. Thompson
I. McLean
J. W. Gaddy
BR. J. Moody
F. McG. Curtis
Ted
A. D
W. H. Breeden
A. Harrelson
Daniel Alford
N. BL Hargrove
Taft asked to name triplets born to Corydon couple in Ky
Washington April 13 President Taft has been asked to supply names for triplets born to Mr and Mrs George W Nin can of Corydon Kentucky. The parents submitted affidavits and a physician certificate to prove the babies were born together. The president considered naming them Carpenter Norton and Hills but most are girls. Mrs Taft may assist in choosing names. A separate note announces a street hats sale at half price from 98c to 3.00 by F L Moore & Co.
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Washington
Taft
George W
Nin
Can
Corydon
Carpenter, Norton and Hills
Duncan
Two Negroes Drown Jumping From Pee Dee River Flatboat
April 27 report from Bennettaville recounts Henry Ford and Jen Johnson drowned when cattle crowded to one side of a loaded flatboat crossing the Pee Dee River near Douglas landing. Two other men Bob Driggers and Arthur Ellerbe leapt overboard but could not swim and perished. Douglas stayed aboard unharmed as cattle attempted to jump clear.
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Pee Dee
Bennettaville
Henry Ford
Jen Johnson
Pee Dee River
Douglas
Bob Driggers
Arthur Ellerbe
DUROCK JERSEY PIGS OFFERED BY JH David
E L Moore and Company advertise durock Jersey pigs with twenty five pigs described as fine as silk. Models in form and pictures in color. Prices range from five to ten dollars each. J H David 8 4.
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Durock Jersey
JH. David
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M. Carmichael
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Corydon, Ky
the Herald Job Department
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G. B. Stackhouse
PEE Dee Real Estate Agency
Marion and Mullins
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Neal Ketate
National Co-Operative Realty Co
Washington, D. C
United States
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Marion
Horry
CLIO
Huggins
Wheeler Hardware
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Hargrove Hall
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