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Newspaper

The Dillon Herald

Location

Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1918

Page

8

Moldavia torpedoed with American troops aboard sinks

The British armed merchant trooper Moldavia was torpedoed and sunk with American troops aboard. No crew casualties but 56 Americans unaccounted for, feared lost amidships after the blast. The vessel struck below the bridge and attempted to reach port before sinking. Also, Baker proposed raising the army enlistment age to 66 with over 40s assigned to noncombatant service.

Moldavia Admiralty London

Red Cross Day in a North State Town 1918

Dear Herald, on Red Cross day the town showcased patriotism and effort. The note reports hogs, cattle, and a booming economy despite war anxieties, noting donations doubled the goal, led by local women. Alex Robinson and Dillon’s efforts supported the Red Cross with substantial donations and labor.

Dear Herald Red Cross Ed Rogers Old North France Hole Tower of the Gram Kiser Hill Virginia Zip Coon Cotton Eve Doe

Favors Early Motherhood in Court Notice

The notice cites a court session of the County of Dilton to convene in Dillon on Monday June 10 at noon. It mentions a discussion on heredity and motherhood, noting perceived vitality and intellect of children from older versus younger parents, and references MO. C BETHEA as official.

Doctor Bell D.C Euumer Tern Court of Gener Dilton Dillon

Penalty for Disloyalty Draft for South Carolina towns

The State Council of Defense proposes a model ordinance to be adopted by all municipalities in South Carolina. It would authorize local authorities to apprehend and hold individuals accused of disloyalty during wartime investigations, defining disorderly conduct for expressions or actions deemed supportive of enemy countries or hostile to U S war aims. The draft emphasizes preventing breach of the peace and enabling faster action by local officials.

Columbia State Council of Defense Mayors and Boards of Council of South Carolina Minutepail Lanith U Aitel Word of Wrouth United States

Local Club Demonstrations on Food Substitution and Cooking

The Mibliu Meeting of Heys and divs will host demonstrations by Stackhouse at Creetaind on oocenning, devine and brining of vegetables with discussions on Ways and Means of food substitution and conservation. All club members and their parents are urged to attend this meeting Wednesday at the end of school.

Mibliu Heys Divs Wink Ehibs Murray Hove Adenie Farrier Amd Creetaind Aleo

Vice-Consul Alford Returns to Dillon After Russia Tour

Mr T Brooks Alford American Vice-Consul at Riga arrived in Dillon on a six week furlough after two years abroad He sailed in 1916 but war time transport delays lengthened his journey He reported to the Foreign Office on Russia conditions and described revolutions German raids and the harsh wartime life He spoke to a Sunday school auditorium audience sharing first hand observations of Riga Petrograd Moscow and Moscow home life during the upheaval He noted American admiration in Russians and the dire food situation worsened by illicit German purchases of Russian supplies

T. Brooks Alford Riga Russia Alford San Francisco Washington Foreign Office Annie Alford J. F. Alford Cit Petrograd Moscow Husala Saya Ruacha America Russig United States Germany Dupan Siberia Dajain

Allied air campaign reports heavy German losses May 15 to May 18

A Berlin dispatch tallies 37 German planes destroyed and 68 damaged as Allied air forces attack enemy lines. Between May 1 and May 18 Allied squadrons dropped 110 bombs on enemy depots and targets, with 15 by night flights. May 16 saw 120 Allied aircraft bombing many towns. 33 enemy aircraft were claimed downed on May 22 near Lysbat-Herel.

Wiy 18 Vatertan Father Ellis Ashton Berlin Lysbat- Herel

Neville Island Ordnance Plant Powers Pittsburg Garden Dream

War Dept announces United Bitatoe Steel Corp to build a vast ordnance plant on Neville Island, Pittsburgh, transforming 994 acres with housing for 20,000 workers. The site, historically a rich garden, sits along the Ohio River with railway lines, tramway, and water access. Officials urge men to enlist in the military, warning Germany’s aggression and urging registration and travel to Florence, South Carolina, by June 2, 1918 to complete enlistment. Card of Thanks from Mrs. T. B. Hayes family.

Pittsburg John W. Gates War Department United Bitatoe Steel Corporation Neville Island Ohio River Alleshutey Ught Pennsylvania The Steel Corporation Carnegie Steel Company Olds Smaat Mr. Gates American Steel & Wire Company Gates Neville Lake Erie New York Central System Ordnance

Why Young Men Should Volunteer in War Effort

A wartime appeal argues young men must answer the call to arms as citizens awaken to defend the nation. It condemns delaying conscription and urges immediate service, citing sacrifices and dangers faced by Europe and asserting duty to uphold ancestral traditions.

United States Germany Europe Abe

Latta Resident Praises Doan’s Kidney Pills

Walter E. Bethea of Latta South Carolina describes kidney trouble with back pain and congested scanty secretions. He read about Doan’s Kidney Pills in a local paper and used two boxes to become fully cured. The testimonial date is 5-23-21 and the product is sold for 60 cents at dealers.

Latta Leolor Doan Down's Pit Foster-Milburn Co Msgrs Buffalo N.Y

Charge of Clerk of County Commissioners

All persons having claims against iillon County will please file game with Mr. A. P. Bethea as he is Clerk of the Board having entered the service of U. S. A. SAM McLAURIN Subscribe to The Herald $2 per year in advance.

Iillon County A. P. Bethea Sam McLaurin

Missionary Society Annual Meeting List of Attendees

A continued list from Page 1 shows numerous ladies and companions attending the Missionary Society annual gathering. Names include Mrs. H J Cauthen, Mrs Wale lay, Mrs Ida Dunbar, Miss Pearl Covington, Miss Olive Covington, Mrs W T Bethan, Mrs Summers, Mrs Maryin, and many others. The roll captures members and guests, with notes such as meals taken at specific homes and places referenced in parentheses.

H. J. Cauthen Mra. Walelay Ida Dunbar Pearl Covington Olive Covington W. T. Bethan J. Summers Maryin B. F. Keller Mise Marthe Kak Jer L. C. Braddy Joyner Taylor Mra. Zeigler Simms T. W. Bethea M. L. Banks M. W. Hook W. C. Moore Dan Moorer D. D Ciith Walker Floyd W. M. Funk J. C. Everett P. A. Ingraham A. J Letha Edwards Perritt A. C. Rogers Bans Mra J. A. White L. Cottinghan W. Mikel M. H. O'Neal J. A. Moore Matte Reames H. C.bethea L. F. Johnson Vera Ford Arieen Corbett Marvin McLean A. H. Odom Lutie Bethea Eluie Brown Mise Heaele May Hanna R. L. Moody J. B. Ford A. A. Garner W. C. Tolar C. E. Exum Hall

Bank Statement Fragment From Dillon South Carolina 1918

A bank statement from Dillon County South Carolina appears with figures for deposits, reserves, and liabilities. The document lists demand deposits, certificates of deposit, and totals including rediscounts and notes with a notarized affirmation by Cashier J R Regan and notary J M Sprant dated May 20, 1918.

Wilton S.C Sowish Carolina Liberty Lawn Liberty Seliuus Federal Reserve Bank Laws Reserve U. S Interoat Fem Sunyeet Reseres Nowa Tho State of South Carolina Dillon St. Regan J. R. Regan J. N. Hargrove E. T. Elliott FP. L. Bethe J. M. Sprant

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