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Subscription rates are two dollars per year or one dollar for six months. Subscriptions under six months are charged twenty cents per month. All subscriptions are payable in advance. Advertising rates available on application. The Dillon Herald serves Dillon County and surrounding North Carolina areas as the official county organ. The office features an Intertype and modern high speed press.
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Flour permits amid wartime shortages in South Carolina
South Carolina Food Administration clarifies that permits are required only for purchasing flour to be shipped into the state. Merchants must apply directly to the Columbia office for an application blank. The notice urges restraint to support troops overseas and notes ongoing control of flour distribution and resale. Community notices urge patriotic support and local fundraising for schools and Red Cross, with local classifieds and business ads following.
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South Carolina food administration issues buying permit order
The South Carolina Food Administration issued a statement announcing a new permit requirement for wholesalers and retailers to buy flour in the state. The order aims to control supply as the program expands and may be amended as needed.
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Dillon Woman’s Club Leads Red Cross War Fund Gifts
The Red Cross War Fund receives several local donations as the Dillon Woman’s Club of Dillion and Rebecca Pickens D. A. R. Cheater contribute $1.00 per member for annual membership. A. V. Bethea and Mrs. N. B. Hargrove with Mrs. Godbold add $5.00 each and Master Robert Smith raises $1.50 for the Dillon County Chapter. The first weekly contribution is $5.00 from Miss Minnie Hyatt.
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Air Mail Service Begins Between Washington and New York
The first air plane link between Washington and New York starts today. Only first class mail is carried initially with one round trip daily. Army aviators serve as carriers until the service is fully established.
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