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The Dillon Herald

Location

Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1919

Page

8

Most Momentous Session Predicted By Senator Smith

In Columbia on May 12 Senator E. D. Smith predicted the coming extraordinary Congress session would be the most momentous since ratification of the Federal Constitution. He discussed cotton markets, peacetime readjustment, and warned of a world famine in motion as demand for cotton would rise with advancing peace.

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Summer term court notices and car woes in Dillon

Announcement on the Dillon county court convening on June 9, 1919 at ten in the forenoon. Also items advertise bone tonic, Woodmen of the World notice, ledgers for sale, and a nostalgic verse about an old car and its failing parts reflecting local life and commerce.

Court of General Sessions

Hostess House Mother Reunites With Doughboy in Coblenz

In Coblenz March 28 a big corporal visits the YWCA Hostess House seeking permission for his mother to stay. A white haired woman in black arrives, accompanied by three doughboys, revealing she and her husband, German born and naturalized, wed in San Francisco. Their son Ralph Stepp, a U.S. corporal, had been separated from them for five years. The meeting follows a months‑long effort as Mrs Stepp learns her son serves in the American Army and resumes contact after a soldier traced him. The reunion unfolds amid tense war years and a cross‑border family history.

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