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The Dillon Herald

Location

Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1918

Page

4

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The Dillon Herald offers yearly subscriptions at 2.00 and half year at 1.50 with six month minimum. Subscriptions under six months priced at 0.20 per month. All payments in advance. Advertising rates available on request. Paper covers Dillon county and eastern North Carolina. Obituary sketches and similar notices charged at 0.08 per line. Private enterprise or political communications require author name for good faith.

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Dillon Herald Sees Nation's Duty Driving War Effort

The May 30 1918 Dillon South Carolina Herald edition highlights local men joining training camps numbering about 500 as the community supports the war effort and draft, while citizens discuss labor shortages, wartime patriotism, and public figures influencing morale. It includes local wit and political notes and a humorous Kaiser Bill tale contrasting wartime unity with satire.

Herald Sam Dillon Berlin

Rivet Drive Record Sparks American Rivalry at Shipyards

At Northwest Steel in Portland Oregon a crew riveted 4089 shvets in ten hours setting a US record but Sparrow Point Bethlehem Steel matched the same day with 4875 rivets in the same period. The record is noted as the British pace before the American effort surpassed it with a crew of steady black workers. The report also mentions a Washington dispatch about democratic testimony and soldiers, but the rivet beat remains the focus.

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Interstate commerce plan raises long haul rail rates and cuts some perks

The plan standardizes higher commodity rates and increases freight and passenger charges on lake, river, coastwise and rail routes. It preserves some local differentials, removes special perks like stop-overs, and expands rates for cotton, grain, livestock, sugar and bullion. Sailors on furlough and veterans event attendees get reduced rates, while children under five travel free.

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Lupe Basses Away After Tragic Death

The community mourns Lupe Basses who died after a tragic incident. Services were held at Mines Grove Church Thursday afternoon with a sunbeam band and gentle hymns as loved ones gathered.

Wwe Soltek Mines Grove

Varent-Teachers Meeting Notice

The Parent-Teacher Association will meet at the old school building next Tuesday afternoon at 5 o clock UMTH Elliott, See.

Varent-Teachere Parent-Teacher's Association Umth Elliott

Critique and constructive effort urged over vandalism

A speaker cautions that criticism alone does not fix social evils. Destroying a cathedral or community harms progress, while patient effort and moral energy can transform a place. The message emphasizes thoughtful, long term work to create positive change.

Ice Cream Plant Promises Prompt Out-of-Town Deliveries

Ice cream factory advertises daily production with improved machinery and sanitary methods led by Charlie Saleeby. Out-of-town orders filled the same day. Also notes Kirby Township birth and death reports should be made to J. F. Hartley Local Registrar Mallory South Carolina.

Charlie Saleeby Kirby Township J. F. Hartley R. 1. Mallory S. C

School grounds pasture rights rented during vacation

W J David notifies the public that he has rented from the Board of Education the exclusive right to pasture the school grounds during vacation. This formal notice is dated May 30, 1911.

Board of Education W. J. David

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