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Newspaper
The Dillon Herald
Location
Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1909
Page
4
Bryan quote on votes and income tax in Marion County
The passage notes Bryan saying he needed 75 000 more votes to be elected and speculates that different results might have occurred if revenue demands had not loomed. It observes that only three men in Marion County paid income tax, illustrating tax collection issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ir. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Dgven Old Ark
Marion County
Raleigh Express Baseball Run Sparks City Excitement
The Evening Times notes a Raleigh baseball express departed the post office on its first run at 3 58 and reached the ball park at 3 56. The timing impressed readers as proof of swift service despite a tense moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Evening Times
Ball Park
New County Vote Divides Marion Community Debate
The Marion Star critiques Latta admission as a blunder and weighs the likely voting shift. It notes a split among signers of the petition and predicts those who supported Latta may influence the New County stance, while others resist. The piece also contrasts with the Woodbury plan seen as the true fatal misstep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Star
Latta
The
Star
New County
Woodbury
Marion
Whiskey houses refuse to deliver books in graft trial
The dispensary winding up commission faces a tough fight if whiskey houses refuse to hand over their ledgers. Prosecutors rely on those books to prove rebates. If denied, the state may withhold claims, but public justice matters more than dollars to liquor interests.
Anderson Mayor Pushes Tax Returns Idea Revealed
An Anderson mayoral figure proposed publishing tax returns. Though unlikely to become governor, he has pressed forward with the plan and drawn attention for the bold move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Publicity urged to fix South Carolina tax inequities
An editorial argues that publicity would push property returns toward equity, noting Dillon's institution paying disproportionate taxes under 60 percent reporting. It claims higher assessments with lower levies attract home-seekers and investors, urging a remedy to curb tax injustice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Dillon
South Carolina Resources Praised In Afro-Eloquent Speech
An Atlanta Georgian writer extols South Carolina’s resources with humorous hyperbole. A speaker’s enthusiastic July style boasts vast outputs from cotton cloth to livestock, imagining vast, game changing quantities and distant effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Savanah River
South Carolina
America
Europe
Asia
Equator
North Pole
Charleston
New York
North Carolina
Panama Canal
Central America
Pee Dee Driving Association Formed at Florence
Florence hosts a meeting of Pee Dee men who organized the Pee Dee Driving Association with broad town representation. J. B. Gibson is president and T. W. Berry is vice president, with A. L. Hamer serving as secretary and treasurer. Directors include D. T. McKeithan Col T. Hamer W. Berry C. W. DuBose Howard Cannon J. P. Brown P. B. Huntly Jack Graham and J. B. Gibson. The group plans summer horse amusements and will observe national messages in all particulars. July 5th is noted as a date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Pee Dee
Pee Dee Driving Association
J. B. Gibson
T. W. Berry
A. L. Hamer
Bennettsville
Sec
Treas
D. T. McKei
Local notes and upcoming events tease scattered across towns
July 7 8 Fairmont July 14 Latta July Bist Marion July 28 Florence Ai 4th Tim Aes t th The following clases were agreed upon 2 30 2 17 and a free for all Each local association is given the privilege of fixing the purses Oa and Mrs Wade Stackhouse have taken their son Stead to Richmond to be operated on for appendicitis A message from Richmond Tuesday stated that the little fellow was doing nicely and that the operation would be performed Wednesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont
Latta
Marion
Florence
Aes
Wade Stackhouse
Stead
Richmond
Tragic incident at Demange station as man survives train pass
An intoxicated man threw himself under a train at Demange station. The station master, who witnessed the act, collapsed and died from shock. The man escaped unharmed as the entire train passed over him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demange
Turkish Farrier and the Odd Iron Horse Shoes Method
The article describes a Turkish shoeing technique from Colonel J. P. Robertson in Personal Adventures. A rope loop is placed on the horse, limbs are drawn, the horse falls onto its side, four fetlocks are tied, and the farrier replaces the shoes while the animal remains restrained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Robertson
For Sare Cheap to quick pur chaser 3 hp gasoline engine
Used only 3 months in good condition. Excellent size for pumping sawing lighting or feed cutting purposes. Apply at The Herald office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald Office
Book Magazines On Sale at The Herald Book Store
The Herald Book Store offers a selection including Munsey Cosmopolitan Review of Reviews Van Norden’s Pearson's Hampton's Appleton's American Every body's Saturday Evening Post Collier's. Readers can browse current issues and back copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munsey
Cosmopolitan
Review of Reviews
van Norden'’s
Pearson's
Hampton's
Appleton’s
American
Everybody’s
Saturday Evening Post
Collier's
Herald Book
Notice to creditors of Joseph U estate administrator named
All persons holding estate of Joseph U are notified to file within the time required by law or the claim will be barred. Creditors indebted to the estate must pay to the undersigned. May 13 1909. D K Wright Clio 8 0 Administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph U
Wnd
D.K. Wright
Clio
R. E. Beatty Represents Stewart Iron Works Co
R. E. Beatty now represents The Stewart Iron Works Co of Cincinnati Ohio the largest manufacturers of iron fence in the world used everywhere with concrete curbing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Beatty
Stewart Iron Works Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
Scale tailed apus rediscovered in Britain after fifty years
The scale tailed apus a tiny crablike crustacean with about 2 000 000 joints reappeared in two ponds near Preston Merse Kirkcudbrightshire after last seen in Hampstead Heath ponds half a century ago. It measures about two and a half inches and features a large semicircular shield and back swimming posture. Naturalists logged counts ranging from 1 802 604 to about 2 000 060.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Hampstead Heath
Preston Merse
Southwick
Kirkcudbrightshire
Schaffer
Latrelle
London Graphic
For Sale Reaper and Binder in Good Condition
One second hand reaper and binder for sale at sacrifice price. Has only cut 60 acres oats. Address inquiries to Wheeler Hardware Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler Hardware Co
Beatty Accepts Agency for Best From Fence Made Prices
R. E. Beatty has accepted the agency for the best from Fence made with prices set to surprise customers. Local dealer announces new line and eager customers are invited to compare value and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Beatty
Big book values at half price on popular authors
Our stock of standard books by popular authors now going at 75 cents. Sells everywhere for 1.50. These prices last till present stock is exhausted. Nicely bound, an ideal gift. Her ald Book Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald Book Store
Administrator's Sale of Estate Items in 1909
By power vested in the administrator of Joseph C. Clair deceased, a public sale will be held at the home place of the late Joseph Sinclair deceased on Thursday May 27 1909 at 10 o'clock for cash. Items include farming utensils wagons horses bogies corn fodder and other grain. Sale conducted by D K Wright administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Clair
Joseph Sinclair
D.K. Wright
Winthrop College Scholarship and Entrance Exam Notice
Winthrop College announces a scholarship and entrance examination to award vacancies. The test for scholarships and admission will be held at the County Courthouse on Friday July 2 at 9 a.m. Applicants must be at least fifteen years old. Scholarships worth 100 dollars cover free tuition. results based on highest average if vacancies remain after July 3. Write to President Johnson for blanks. session begins September 15, 1909. For information contact Pres. D Johnson, Rock Hill, South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop College
County Court House
Johnson
D Johnson
Rock Hill, S. C
Parham Warns All Debtors to Settle Debts At Once
A. K. Parham issues a demand for immediate settlement of all outstanding amounts owed to him, calling on every person with debt to come forward and resolve balances promptly.
Fragmentary OCR Item Reflects Meeting Note
Fragmented text indicates a note about a meeting with references to honesty kindness and a discussion. Limited readable details prevent full context or participants.
Book sale offer at Herald Book Store
Limited stock offers 75 cent standard books by popular authors, regular price 1.50. Remaining stock will be sold at usual price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald Book Store
Tobacco Flues Demand Prompt Purchase From Dillon How Co
Nation says now is the time to buy tobacco flues with warnings of danger in delay. Dillon How Co. urges customers to act promptly to secure inventory and avoid shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon How. Co
Presbyterian Assembly Travel to Savannah on ACL Rail Line
Round trip fare of $6.85 to Savannah Georgia and return via Atlantic Coast Line for General Assembly Presbyterian Church in the United States may 20 through 29. Tickets on sale may 17 18 19 and trains arriving in Savannah up to and including midnight june 2. For information call ticket agent or write W J Craig Passenger Traffic Manager T C White General Passenger Agent Wilmington NC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Atlantic Coast Line
General Assembly Presbyterian Church
United States
W. J. Craig
Mgr
T.C. White
Wilmington
N.C
Trespass Notice on Hyatt Lands Issued in 1909
Landowner D. H. Hyatt forbids all persons from hunting fishing or trespassing on his lands by a notice dated May 6 1909 Anyone violating the order will be dealt with by law January 5 1931
Checker boards and checkers at the Herald Book Store
The Herald Book Store offers a selection of checker boards and checker sets for hobbyists and families. Shoppers will find wooden boards, vinyl case options, and assorted pieces suitable for casual play and display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald Book Store
Master’s Sale of Real Estate in Jackson Case
In the Court of Common Pleas a master’s sale is ordered in the Jackson case against Flora Wagstaff and others. The property is to be sold at public auction for cash on a June 1900 day within the court forecourt area. The parcel measures 190 feet by 145 feet and lies along Calhoun Street East and nearby avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Flora Wagstaff
Common Pleas
Fore Court House
Calhoan
East Qpe Hall
Mayne
Fouth
Sheek
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Harty
D. H. Hyatt
Herat
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Babcock and Moyer Buggies
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the Holliday Co. Dillon
the South Atlantic Insurance Company
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