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Newspaper

The Dillon Herald

Location

Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1909

Page

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Latta Amendment Granted for New County Split

Governor Ansel granted the Latta amendment amid hearings in Colombia Territory. The issue triggered debates over boundaries and the formation of a New County, with Mayor E C Allen representing Ia and A Dillon E R Hamer among others. A hearing about survey legality and line adjustments followed, with a possible August election, while opposition argues over Beatty and Dillon disputes and the governor’s final decision. The piece ends with a local anecdote about enforcing church distance ordinances and saloon relocation.

Latta Ansel E. C. Allen Jon Messrs A. Dillon E. R. Hamer J. W T. B. Stackhouse A. Marion Gov Ter Freyors Dillon Mace Heatty Posey Survey Beatty Commismice Beatty Supreme Court Supreme Itt Blic Irs

Freakish stream coloration blamed on county ditching

Conway Field notes a physical change from recent county improvements in Horry. J W Latimer explains iron-rich clay subsoils and drainage from freshly ditched fields cause yellow stained waters in Lake Swamp. He warns iron compounds may affect aquatic life and potential sickness from swamp mud and decaying vegetation.

The Herald Hlake Little Pee Conway Field J. W. Latimer Horry Lake Swamp

Thankful Mrs Burt Edwards Bequeaths Gratitude

Mrs Burt Edwards and her family express grateful thanks to friends for faithfulness and sympathy during her long illness. Their kindness will be remembered in their hearts.

Burt Edwaris

Maple Dots and Growing Crops Raise Farming Prospects

Farmers finish cotton chopping and report rapid farm progress with bright crop prospects. Oat crops look good, corn fields praised, and tobacco acreage rising with new barns and a packhouse under construction. Dillon visitors, church will preach next Sunday, and local figures note expanding tobacco operations amid mounting farm structures.

C. T. Jackson Dillon

Vandalism Opens Graves in Local Negro Cemetery

Report describes graves disturbed along Dillon Bridge road near the river swamp. Witnesses recount exposed skulls and skeletal remains lying visible as they condemned the act as beastly and pernicious. Public call for investigation and swift punishment.

Dillon Bridge

Death of an Aged Lady Mrs Price

Mrs Price widow of Hugh Price died at her Dillon area home Saturday after a weeks long illness. She was 81, spent most of life near Dillon, visited town only after her husband's death. Inheriting about 125000 from her husband she chose a simple life at the old home. Buried at Dothan Sunday. funeral at the grave by Rev Joel I Allen. longtime member of the Dillon Methodist Church.

Dothan Joel I. Allen D*llon

Dedication at Hamer Presbyterian Church Sunday

The Presbyterian Church at Hamer will be dedicated on the next Sabbath with Rev. J G Richards and Rev. J A Wilson officiating by appointment of Presbytery. Richards preaches the sermon and the dedicatory service will be followed by the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper. The public is invited.

Hamer J. G. Richards J. A. Wilson Mr Richards

Unusual plantation accident injures boy at Moore estate

A ten year old negro boy on S L Moore's plantation between Waterloo and Harris Springs was torn by a sack of acid explosion while attempting to untie it. Shock reached others in the field. The boy lost his left thumb and fingers after doctors Wilbur and Fennel treated him.

S. L. Moore Waterloo Harris Springs Wilbur Fennel Orangeburg Times and Democrat

Marriage Invitations Issued for Lane and Rancke Pair

Invitations issued for the marriage of Mr. Fred Lane of Dillon to Miss Alma Rancke at the bride’s Lumperien home on the 25th Japant. She is a prosperous farmer’s daughter residing nearby and is remembered in Dillon as a popular young lady guest of Miss Bessie Lane.

Fred Lane Dillon Alma Rancke Lumperien Mise Hawke Berton Bessie Lane

Clever Preacher Uses Donations Box Gimmick

A sly reverend ends his sermon by introducing a novel donation box scheme. He describes a red plush cushion and a bell that rings when a nickel lands, prompting the audience to contribute. The plan aims to demonstrate the church’s financial strains and encourage liberal giving.

Latta Driving Association Holds First Meet Amid Gala Day

Latta hosts its first Driving Association meet with visitors from afar, a well prepared grand stand and track, and strong local hospitality. Races include the free for all with Albuta winning, Roy Wilkes second, Alfonso third, plus fields Hebe Dolly Dillon Noah H Little Wilson and Green Boy in later classes, all timing around 2:15 to 2:38. The event earns praise as a grand success and Latta residents vow to continue such entertainments.

Latta Commercial Hotel Pee Dee Emineque Knox Jackson Cooley Darlington Graham Marion Truluck Rabe Bond Watson Margarette L. E. Edwards Ray Mare I Albuta Howard Cannon Alfonso W. R. Drake Roy Wilkes Albuta Drake Waterloo Hebe T. W. Berry Dolly Dillon Noah B R. Ellerbee Geldiz Noah H Reo Charms Dr. J. G. Rogers Baymore Green Boy H. H. Hubbard Little Wilson W. Taylor Starene

Soaking Shoes in Olive Oil Promises Longer Life

A New Jersey woman explains she soaks only the soles of her new shoes overnight in olive or castor oil to boost durability. She then rubs the uppers with a cloth dipped in oil, noting her friend’s father in shoe manufacturing advised the method for lasting, creak-free footwear.

N. J Tom

Mr Allen Recalls Marion Heritage and Local Lands

A traveler visits Marion recalling youth, the Osborne Lane lands, and the Allen family. A seven room cottage is under construction on the old property. The piece discusses local elections, road conditions, and memories of Ex Sheriff W. T. Evans, with remarks on county politics and regional heritage.

Osborne Lane

Governor Amends Boundary to Include Latta Pleases Dillon Writer

A Dillon writer praises the Governor for amending boundary lines to include Latta. He recalls living on the line during the first county election and notes ten years in the area have shown the need. He urges good men to hold public meetings to explain the county’s necessity and who can meet objections.

Latta Dillon

Jurors for Court of G S May 31 list of attendees

A compiled roster names jurors for the Court of G dated May 31. Included are Joe H Gasque Marion J W Frinklen Latta W H McWhin Leette J D Haselden Dillon Gee McLellan Zion F T McLellan Marion D Maxy Watson Sellers KR J Dew Latta G D Johnson Reaves B G Woodbury Woodbury M W Towler Reaves C C Jones Britons Neck John Traywick Carmichael R P Blackwell Homer W D Owens Marion PK Rowell Fork E A Thomas LeGette B W Jackson Manning W J Campbell Latin J S Thompson Manning W H Lide Marion NM Johnson Marion R L Hucks Britons Neck Maxey Dickson Marion W W McEachere Marion O K LaRoque Marion S A Johnson Hillsboro C E Watson Brittons Neck JH Manning Latta JC Brown Walee WS Stalvey Reaves CA Bass Hillsboro WE L Betson Marion MG Foxworth Wahee N A McMillan Reaves Hamp Johnson Moody

Joe H Gasque Marion J. W. Frinklen Latta W.H McWhin Leette J.D. Haselden Dillon Gee McLellan Zion F.T. McLellan D. Maxy Watson Sellers KR. J. Dew G. D. Johnson Reaves B. G. Woodbury Woodbury M. W. Towler C.C. Jones Britons John Traywick Carmichael R. P. Blackwell Homer W. D. Owens PK. Rowell Fork E. A .Thomas W. Jackson Manning W. J.B. Campbell Latin J. S. Thompson Manning W.H. Lide N.M. Johnson R. L. Hucks Maxey Dickson W. W. McEachere O. K. LaRoque S.A. Johnson

Lost glasses lost near church and doctor’s home

A pair of ladies nose glasses with a gold mounted frame disappeared between the Methodist Church and the residence of Dr. B. M. Badger. A suitable reward is offered for their return to Dr. B. M. Badger.

B. M. Badger

Notice of discharge request filed by Betheas in Marion court

Notice states Clarence Bethea and Thomas J Bethea apply for final discharge. Hearing set for January 11, 1900, at 11 o clock in Marion at the court office. Sale of assets to follow at The Herald Book Store.

Clarence Bethea Thomas J. Bethea Marion Herald Book

Also Mentioned on This Page

Wernor Colombia Latur Diggin’s Ditton Herald W. Moore J. H. Blanton Pleasant Grove J. W. Moore R. L. Lane Simon Man Dillon Herald MR. Allen B. F. Allen Allen Place Samuel Smith Mullins and John L. Smith Stephen Smith Allen J. W. Mitchell Sand Hill Tempersance Hill Marton W. T. Evans A. P. Edwards Lucy Stith Wilson N. C H. I. Gasque Latti Teason Lotta Chacje Dilion Dillon Hardware Cr David Eason South Carolina Court of G. S
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