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Newspaper

The Dillon Herald

Location

Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1920

Page

4

Proposals and Rural News Stir County Debate and Markets

The article notes Bill Bryan’s presidential ambitions waning while the political scene spins. It discusses clothing price suppression, liquor enforcement gaps, and fuel costs as prohibition lingers. County agent Epps touts a rise from one to eight purebred bulls since 1914, boosting cattle breeding and slaughter value, urging wider farmer access. Public forums are proposed to boost civic discussion and inform citizens.

Epps Mr. Epps Guernsey Cdytter Clemson College Clemson College, Possibilities That Cannot Be Exaggerated. Weekly News

Sunday Night Mass Meeting Prompts Curfew Talk

The Herald notes a Sunday auditorium gathering urging moral uplift of youth. Attendees acknowledge social unrest and lax parental restraint, calling for curfew laws to curb late street loafing and temptations facing boys, with officials urged to act if parents fail.

County Agent Details Farm Improvements and Boll Weevil Prep

When I began in June 1914 I studied Juny County to find farmer needs. The report notes seed quality gaps in cotton and corn, poor orchard care, and limited pruning tools. It highlights rapid progress in seed selection, dairy cattle with Guernsey bulls, beef cattle expansion, hog breeding, and a major fence and storage project to counter boll weevil threats. County programs include Pee Dee cotton seed, Pee Dee corn, velvet beans, and a strong emphasis on seeds, pruning, spraying, and diversified crops to boost yields and soil health.

Juny County Cleveland Pee Dee No. 5 Pee Dee Guernsey Cotton Belt S. W. Epps

A Man May Be Known By the Enemies He Makes

Mitchell Palmer as Attorney General and Democratic presidential candidate is said to have made enemies among Reds profiteers radicals and labor. The claim argues his alien property actions aided the war effort and sent anarchists bolshevists and IWW back to Russia.

Mitchell Palmer United States America I. W.W Russia South Carolin South Carolina Palmer Munsey Building Washington, D. C

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Billon Bill Bryan Bill Dillon, S.C Dillon Union Trotting Association A. P. Bethea, Sec’y
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