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The Dillon Herald

Location

Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1911

Page

4

Dillon Herald announces rates and policies for subscriptions

The Dillon Herald describes countywide coverage and pricing for subscriptions at 25 dollars per year or 1.50 per month, with six month terms at 16 cents monthly. Advertising rates are available on request and obituaries and cards may be charged at eight cents per line. Communications are reviewed for news value and may be rejected if not newsworthy.

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The Mexican revolt and oil trusts in 1941 commentary

S Dill on the Mexican revolt and oil trust dissolution. He argues the Supreme Court ruling will force refinery independence, likely keeping pipelines under stockholders control. The piece laments editing errors in newspapers and defends the daily duties of editors and printers.

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Tillman defends health and duties in personal interview

Trenton May 13 The News and Courier reports Senator Tillman back home addressing health rumors. He says his strength is improving, can ride and work his farm with aid, and will return to Senate if needed. He notes support from Senator Dill ingham and ongoing work by letter or telegram.

Guardian Trenton Courier Ator BR. Tillman Trente Ea Atnrine Senate Washington Dillingham Vermont Martin Sophie S. J. Bethea R. B. Stackhouse M. Way Daniel D. H. Everett B. Harper Methodist Sunday Schools Wesley Audult Bible A. D. Betts M. J. Gilchrist Myers C. C. Herbert W. F. Stackhouse W. A. Beekman B. R. Guess J. KE Carlisle Banner Sunday School Montgomery Ss. T. Creech W .R. Barnes A. N. Brunson S. A. McMillan Goldfinch J M. Way Methodists of South Carolina R. EB. Stackhouse

Curious Courtesies and Courtship customs in the Soudan

Artin Pasha, Egypt’s Minister of Education, describes Soudan customs in his letters as published in England in the Soudan. He details Shilluk and local tribes where women set terms for marriage, with long courtships, guards, and gifts. Shilluks place female rulership in households with wives choosing husbands.

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Local notes on weather crops visitors and college offers

The letter mentions drought affecting tobacco and cotton crops, neighbors visiting, and social tidbits from the community. It also notes an unveiling by the W O W, a recovery of Miss Dot Regan, and local events. The passage toward the end advertises a college with scholarships and degree programs including B A B S and B S plus engineering.

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Fresh Ice Cream Parlor Delivers Purity and Fresh Flavor

The shop offers ice cream made with rich fresh cream and pure fruit syrup. Dine in and takeout options promise refreshment and satisfaction. All phone orders are delivered to homes and Sunday orders should be placed on Saturday.

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