South Carolina bank report and Pee Dee bridge outlook
Dil l on editor notes South Carolina banks earned just over 8 percent this year on capital and surplus amid high borrowing costs. The Pee Dee bridge project gains momentum as Florence and Marion plan toll bonds without federal aid, expanding regional outlet and economic links.
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State Bank Examiner
South Carolina
Herald
Dillon County
Pee Dee Bridge
Florence
Marion
Florence and Marion
Poo Dee
Dillon
Big Pee Dee
Cashway Ferry
Britton's Neck
Diller
Cheraw
Woodrow Wilson Seen in Quiet Home Life and Health
The article portrays former President Woodrow Wilson at home, noting his weekly private film viewings, occasional vaudeville outings, and evenings with family. It details his reading and writing in bed, his cautious health, use of a cane, and limited public replies to critics while highlighting his sustained routine and Bible readings before bed. It also discusses his finances, past and present, contrasting wartime earnings with current modest savings and the impact of his White House years on his wealth.
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Wilson
Robert Lansing
J Who Has Been Given Access To Mr.Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Harding
Washington
Capitol
United States
Roosevelt
Taft
Who Owns the Parent and Subsidiary Firms
The text discusses revealing the identities of major stockholders in a parent corporation and its subsidiary. It notes that such information would aid organized labor in understanding corporate control and structure, highlighting the importance of disclosures and the potential benefits of transparency.
Life Story Revealed of Modest North Country Inn
The article profiles a small establishment run by three servants and a single used car, presenting a stark portrait of humble operations. It notes the simple daily routines, limited staff, and the understated means by which the place sustains its modest hospitality.
Cooperative market meetings planned across county
Speakers from the Cooperative Marketing Association tour Hamer Lake View and Bingham tonight and tomorrow night to explain plans. The movement helps cotton growers unionize for better prices and liberal cash advances. joining is voluntary and based on individual judgment.
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Cooperative Association
Bethea
Hamer
J. W. McKay
R.S. Rogers
Lake View
R. S. Rogers
V. W. McKay
Bingham
Dillon
Little Rock School Honor Roll and Society Meeting
The Little Rock School closed its first month with modest scholarship results but rising honor roll achievers. Honor roll names include First Grade Robert Hayes Edward Mobley Sherwood Mobley Woodrow Meekins. Seventh Doam James. Eighth Howard Berry. Tenth Gertrude McCall. The Woodrow Wilson Literary Society met September 30 with recitations, current events, music, and a debate on whether the public drinking cup should be forbidden by law.
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Little Rock
Robert Hayes
Edward Mobley
Sherwood Mobley
Woodrow Meekins
Doam James
Howard Berry
Gertrude McCall
Woodrow Wilson Literary Society
Bernice Britt
Blanche Huggins
Grace Wallace
Sinclair Pope
Edith Stanton
Ida Vick Hargrove
Louise Wallace
Kellar Britt
Herald Special Offer Expires December 4th
The Herald offers four good papers for the price of one in a limited time deal. A unique set of circumstances allows this outstanding offer, and readers should subscribe now as it cannot continue beyond December 4th. A forthcoming congressional bill could block such offers, urging every Dillon County reader to join in this opportunity for a year of quality reading.
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Cyhich
Europe
America
Americ
Herald
Congress
Dillon County
South Carolina
Cotton Farmer
Jones Case Scheduled in October Court Session
The October term of the Court of General Sessions opened with Judge Frank B. Gary presiding. A heavy docket and many guilty pleas marked the first day, with thirteen pleading guilty and receiving sentences from four months to two years. Two other cases were tried, bringing total dispositions to fifteen. The case of Mrs. Lizzie Jones was noted in proceedings.
County Sees Heaviest Ginnings in Dillon County
Special Agent 3 W Jackson reports 11 881 bales ginned by Sept 25 in Dillon County, up from 4920 the prior year. With ideal picking weather, cotton rushes to the gin. The county’s estimate drops from 30 000 to 25 000 bales as more than half the crop is already harvested.
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3. W. Jackson
Dillon County
Floydale Community Notes Reflect Local Travels and School Opening
Rev Paul K Crosby returned home from Floyds after assisting Rev Burges there for a week. H B Floyd Jr visits Lynchburg Virginia. Mr and Mrs K B Hodges and Attleson spent weekend with J H Stackhouse. Rev Simpson and family of Lake View and Rev W A Allen and family of Dillon visited M J Rogers. Mollie Williams of Austin stayed with Paul K Crosby. Floydale school opened Monday with Mr Usaery as principal. W M Allen and wife visited J H Stackhouse home Sunday.
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Paul K. Crosby
Floyds
Burges
H. B. Floyd, Jr
Lynchburg
K. B. Hodges
Attleson
J. H. Stackhouse
Simpson
Lake View
Rey
W. A. Allen and
Familly
Dillon
M. J. Rogers
Mollie Williams
Austin
Floydale School
Usaery
Rosa Dreher
Corryne Gleaton
Lon Boykin
W. M. Allen
Dillon Oil Mill Reports Lead In Ginnings
Dillon Oil Mill led others in the Southern Cotton Co group for ginning tonnage up to October 24. W E Caldwell, manager, stated the Sept 24 report showed his mill ahead by 200 bales, based on gin reports from member mills.
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W. E. Caldwell
Dillon Oi
Dillon Oil
Southern Ol Co
Caldwell
Southern Cotton
Phils Mill
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Mrs B B Tisdal returned to Andrews with Mr Tisdal after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs K Scott. Miss Katie Conely of Smithboro stayed with Miss Iva Robbins. Miss Etta Bryant visited her sister Mrs Jake Watson at Gresham. Miss Clore Douglas of Hemingway visited Miss Rosa Scott. Miss Iva Robbins hosted a small party Saturday night in honor of Miss Conely. Mrs J D Drake spent the week in Mullins.
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B. B. Tisdal
K. ‘Scott
Andrews
Tisdal
Katie Conely
Smithboro
Iva Robbins
Etta Bryant
Jake Watson
Gresham
Clore Douglas
Hemingway
Rosa Scott
Sermon at Baptist church and School Improvement Assoc meeting
Rev A Finch preached a sermon at the Baptist church Sunday afternoon with a good turnout. The School Improvement Association met September 27 electing officers for the next term: Mra J D Drake president, Mrs J C Robbing vice president, Louise secretary and treasurer. The School Pin for the session was discussed and Federation delegates were elected.
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A. Finch
Baptist ‘Ecurch
School Improvement Associaion
J. D. Drake
J. c. Robbing
Louise
Federation
Second Week Jurors for Dillon County Courthouse List
List of Petit Jurors drawn for the second week of the Dillon County court session beginning December 17, 1921. Names include J E Gasque Kirby Edwin L McLonis Harlbeeville Fred Elvington Hillsboro A C McDonald Manning Tom Carter Carmichael Willie Barfield Hillsboro and many others from Manning Hillsboro Kirby Bethea Carmichael Carmichael Bethea and nearby towns.
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Court of Common Pleas
Dillon County
S. C
J. E. Gasque
Kirby
Edwin L. Mclonis
Harlbeeville
Fred Elvington
Hillsboro
A. C. McDonald
Manning
Tom Carter
Carmichael
Willie Barfield
R. W. Lester
Harlleeville
B. M. DuBose
F. C
O. C. Croxton
C. B. Medlin
BT. Altman
T. ¥. Miller
J. H. Moody
W. GC. Parham
Bethea
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Saphal
Wil Andrews
James Ammons
S.E. Fentegan
B. Jones
Little Son
Lissie Jones
J. R. Reaves
Jones
Columbia
State Hospital For
J. Y. Rowell
Jas. Ammons
Mullins
Hughes
Ammons
W. F. Stackhouse
B. Norton
Lizzie Jones
Floydale
Kemper
Dillon Live Stock Company
E. T. Boswell, JR
Siloam, Ga
McWhorter Bros
Penfield, Ga
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