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Dillon Fears and Hopes in Cotton Year Ahead
Dillon column reflects optimism about the town’s economic future despite low cotton prices. It notes production costs similar to 1910, droughts of debt easing, and potential for a busy retail season as shoppers return. Warnings about cotton pest threats and crop diversification are paired with faith in Dillon’s growth and a planned opera house worth about $15,000.
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Dillon
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News and Courier
Pee Dee
No Need For Aine Dillon Prospers Through Adversity
The town of Dillon has enjoyed years of prosperity despite a brief downturn in trade as cotton prices fall. Merchants and others anticipate recovery, arguing that supply and demand will push prices above the low point. A revival is expected, with the staple price likely rebounding toward 12 cents as markets adjust.
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Bamberg Herald
Dillon
Fatal Row In Scranton Involving McKnight Brothers
Five Craven residents are jailed in Scranton after the killing of Robert Parrott in a street brawl between factions led by the McKnight brothers and allied youths. An inquest found Parrott died from blows likely delivered by a baseball bat. the fight stemmed from a family quarrel among younger siblings at Shoal last week.
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Florence
Jal
Robert Parrott
Parrett
McKnight Brothers
Bentom
Hot
McKnight
Baldwin
Lnake
Parrott
Lincoln's Ice Cold Love Story and Early Law Beginnings
A historic tale from the Sangamon crossing to Blue Mound recounts Abraham Lincoln’s courtship era with Mary Warnick, his frozen feet ordeal, and three weeks with Major Warnick where he first studied Illinois statutes. The account links Lincoln’s boyhood to his future law career and White House path, per St. Louis Republic.
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Mary Dillard Warntck
Abraham Lincoln
Sangamon
Mary Warnick
Lincoln
Miss Warnick
Macon County
Capt
Robert Warnick
Blue Mound, II
Mary Dillard Warnick
Warnick
Blue Mound Township
Major Warnick
Thomas Lincoln
Sangamon River
Blue Mound
Abraham
Inamorata
Wiiavis
Jad
Sanga- Mon
Major Warrick
Springfield
Terre Hudte
Abe
Diaheart
Mary
Ilnois
Land Sale in Dillon County Estate of Martha Jackson
Master A B Jordan will offer for sale at Dillon Court House on the first Monday in November a tract of land of eighty two acres in Carmichael Township Dillon County South Carolina. The purchaser must pay all necessary papers and if bid is not met the property will be resold at the bidder’s risk on the same day or a later date. John K Javison administrator of Martha Jackson’s estate. October 10 1911.
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Andrew Jackson
Abner Jackson
Dillon
Carmichael Township
Mra. FS
Rlnk
8. C
A. B. Jordan
Farms for sale in Horry County by W N Gerrald
Notice offers several farms of different sizes for sale in Horry County. Interested buyers may call or write to W N Gerrald in Paso, S C. The notice is dated October 12, 1921.
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Horry County
W. N. Gerrald
Paso
8. C
For Sale in Horry County Farms Offer Range
Por sale details list several farms in Horry county with prices from $500 upward. Contact W. N. Gerald, ’5.C., Horry county for applications. Ends unspecified.
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Horry County
W. N. Gerald
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