United War Work Campaign: Dillon District Managers Named
The United War Work Campaign runs November 11 through 18. Dillon County’s total target was raised 50 percent from 10,500, with managers listed per district and amounts totaling the new goal. Campaign plans allow mass meetings if influenza permits, otherwise personal drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United War
Dillon County
Pee Dee
P. C. Dew
Carolina
Melnnis
Harlee
W. D. Trawick
Little Rock
J. W. Hamer
Oakland
J. W. McKay
Minturn
L. Bethea
Zion
F. C. Rogers
J. B. Gibson
Dothan
A. V. Bethea
New Holly
RW. Lester
Bingham
W. B. Steele
Hamer-Kentyre
Jim McLellan
J. A. McEachern
Union
J.C. Adams
Rogers
Lake View
Lewis Miller
Mt. Calvary
Hillsboro
High Hill
G. It. Hayes
J. W. Berry
Dew
T. Ayers
Germans accused of rendering dead for oil in wartime letter
In Greenville on November 1 a special report published by Mrs. Myrtle Blair claims German forces rendered the bodies of their dead soldiers for oils and fats. Capt. Geo. A. Blair describes gruesome scenes of a cellar, kettles, and body parts ready for rendering, reporting it as a horrifying revelation. A Dillon rally supporting the United War Campaign is planned for November 10 with assurances about influenza safety and wartime demobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Myrtle EB. Blair
Geo. A. Blair
117Th Infantry
Third Tennessee
Camp Sevier
Cambrai
Capt. Blair
Dillon
United At Or
France
Germany
Othis
Sugar ration measured in spoonfuls
In Columbia the question of sugar rationing is explained. There are 96 level teaspoonfuls per day, 48 rounded teaspoonfuls per day, and 32 heaping teaspoonfuls per day. The 2 pounds per person per month ration covers all uses including tea coffee desserts and cooking. Subscribe to The Dillon Herald. e. ter year in advance.
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Columbia
Dillon Herald
Notice to creditors and administration of estate
Whereas R H Stanton has applied for letters of administration for the estate of G D Stanton. Creditors of the deceased are cited to appear at Dillon on Saturday November 16 following publication, at 11 o'clock. Dated November 1, 1918. Joe Cabell Bavis.
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South Carolina
Dillon
Joe Cabel Davis
Ada F. Curtis
F. McC. Curtis
Joe Cabell Davis
Probate
Dillon County
M. Sue Sellers
P. B. Sellers
R. H. Stanton
G. D. Stanton
Annount
Joe Cabell Bavis
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Coats
Ladies Boots
Jones Dry Goods CO
Railroad Ave
United War Work Campaig
Amot
Pleasant Hill, No
E. Vv
N Moody
Fork
L. M. Rogers
Sellers
C. E. Haselden
J. R. Regan
Reheck
Joe P.lane
United Ar Ork Rally
L. Cottingham's
Douglas
Schloss Brothers
L. Cottingham
Dillon, South Carolina