The Dillon Herald Newspaper Archives, Nov 7, 1918, p. 3

Registrants List With Dillion Figures and Place Markers

A long OCR fragment lists registrants by number, name, and town across Dillon Lake View Latta Hamer Fork and similar locales with varied dollar amounts and entries like 2. 3. 1. The page ends noting continuation on page Six.

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Walter Crawford Ditton Willie W. Williamson Albert Jackson Latta James W. Atkinson Fork Euldee Brown James E. Morrison Dillon Alexander Baker Hamer Gernie F. Hayes Lake View Douglas Woxworth Sellers Peter Baxley Boyd Lane Dewile Soles Cleveland M. Paylor Joe McKee Marvin Hameson Coy Wise Arthur McRae H. W. Godwin Joseph T. Lupo Ed. Martin W. L. Carmichael Jacob R. Rogers Dion Herbert Smith Ford Ager Currie Raymond Turner Angus Lester Allen O. Hamilton Charlie M. Lovette Foster Towsend Will Bethea Ervin Roan Hulon Floydale Alain Barfield Brown Wm. H. Owings I. McK. Edwards Wesley Reaves Bingham John Archie Dove Leo Fulwood Walker J. Watson Jack Walter Huggins Little John N. Hargrove Sam D. Dew Kemper Archibald Cobb Willie McNeil John H. Lambert Billie McIntyre Harrison L. Miller Alec Durden Sam Reaves James Menzies Sprunt Page Nichols Allen Davis Francis McC. Curtis James D. Hutchins Hoskiah Codbolt Ross O. Worth David Cottingham Solomon Hayes Curtis Berry Charley M. McInnis Julian C. Lupo James G. Ellen Jasper L. Page Rock William J. Bailey John Humphrey Wm. E. Moore J. S. Simmons Mallory Willie McNeill M. L. Barfield Willie Jones John H. Alford Zanie Rogers Elisha Swett Robert B. Bethea Little Rock L. G. Rogers Newton A. Goodyear Blige Tann James Scarboro Jessie M. Altman E. S. Beattie P. A. McMillan Rufus McDougald Minturn Boyd Fields Loyd McInnis Joseph Heber Brown Rainey McLeod J. S. V. Lane Peter Bethea Ernest Gilbert Smith York Rogers Will Manning Oliver Rogers Lake Soles Low Ford Rowland Harrelson Charlie Smotherman H. G. Reaves Mastin Bailey Leroy M. Rogers Vervie Hayes Peter McC. Stuart William Rouse Lillians Purnell A. D. Taylor Robert Carmichael Alfred Washington Seller Charlie R. Hayes Frank Bethea Anderson McEachin Charlie Morris R. R. Jackson Gurley Gasque Floyd Sweat Willie C. Whittington Arthur Johnson F. A. Proctor Mitchell R

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Plant Rye As Wheat Substitutes in South Carolina

The Food Administration urges patriotic farmers in South Carolina to expand bread crops especially wheat and rye rye serves as a strong substitute with nearly equal bread value Clemson College endorses Abruzzi rye for local soils best planted after thorough fall plowing and harrowing with 100 to 200 pounds of acid phosphate and equal cotton seed meal per acre sowing 4 to 6 pecks per acre. Planting can occur October through December first with rye providing winter cover and spring harvest opportunity.

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Columbia South Carolina Food Administration Tye Clemson College

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Cotton seed price cut of $1 per ton in S C

The Food Administration announces a stabilized price reduction of $1 per ton on cotton seed in South Carolina effective October 17. The new prices are $71 per ton in car lots and $68 per ton in wagon lots, as stated by William Elliott Food Administrator for South Carolina.

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Columbia South Carolina The Food Administration William Elliott

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Grocery stores pledge to aid housewives in food saving

Columbia reports that stores will display Food Administration fair price certificates to show cooperation in the wartime food conservation program. Grocers signing the pledge agree to fair pricing, limited markups, and aiding in hoarding and waste prevention to feed civilians, soldiers, and allied nations. The certificate bears Herbert Hoover's signature.

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Columbia America Food Administration United States Food Administration U. S. Food Administration Ft Herbert Hoover

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Retreat of Germans Increases Responsibility

Columbia reports that despite Allied advances toward the Rhine and the Hun on the run, food conservation must remain strict. Herbert Hoover notes in a telegram that German retreats create more work for the Food Administration as evacuee civilians in affected areas must be fed.

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Columbia Rhine The Food Administration Herbert Hoover William Elliott South Carolina

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Notice to creditors in estate of Frank M Page

The State of South Carolina Dillon County here- by cit es and admonish es all and singular the kin dred of creditors of Frank M Page deceased that they be and appear before me in the Court of Probate at Dillon on Friday November 1st next after publication at 10 oclock in the forenoon to show cause why administration should not be granted. Given under my hand October 24 1918 Joe Cabell Davis Judge of Probate Dillon County.

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South Carolina Dillon Joe Cabell Davis J. W. Burns Frank M. Page Frank VM. Paze Bettie E. Page Austin Hamilton W. W. Hamilton Joe Cabell Dillon County

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Notice of Administration for Bettie E Page in Dillon

The Court of Probate for Dillon County requires all heirs and creditors of Bettie E Page deceased to appear in Dillon on Friday November 8 at 10:00 AM to show cause why administration should not be granted as of October in the year 1918.

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Physicians Endorse Calotabs For Cold Purge

Doctors warn against tinkering with colds influenza and grippe and prescribe Calotabs a new calomel tablet taken at bedtime for quick relief. One tablet with water at night purges, next morning the cold clears and the body feels purified. Sold only in sealed packages at thirty five cents with guaranteed satisfaction by druggists nationwide.

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Notice of Administration for W. W. Hamilton Estate

Probate judge cites Austin Hamilton to apply for letters of administration for W. W. Hamilton deceased. Creditors and heirs are summoned to appear at Dillon on Saturday November 9 to show cause why administration should not be granted, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, October Anno Domini 1918.

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Parlis Colic Remedy Advertises Quick Horse Relief

If you are away from home and one of your horses takes the colic your wife can treat him if she has Parris Colic Remedy in the house. It is easy to use. Just drop it on the horse tongue and in thirty minutes he is relieved. Get it today. You may need it tomorrow.

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Absent Notice and Crop Offer from Carolina Counts

J. M. Johnson of Marion South Carolina announces his surveying and engineering office will be open during his absence and ready to handle work as usual. Address communications to him. A. J. Carmichael of Route 2 Dillon advertises a few bushels of Abrus zi rye for sale.

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J. M. Johnson C. E Marion S. C A. J. Carmichael Dillon

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Grocery stores pledge to aid housewives in food saving

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Retreat of Germans Increases Responsibility

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Physicians Endorse Calotabs For Cold Purge

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Grocery stores pledge to aid housewives in food saving

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Retreat of Germans Increases Responsibility

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Notice to creditors in estate of Frank M Page

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