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Newspaper

The Dillon Herald

Location

Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1918

Page

5

Personal mentions and influenza news from Dillon

Ino Carmichael of Asheville and F Falor of Florence visit Dillon while Red Carmichael of the Aviation unit near New Orleans is home briefly. R L Ivey of Rowland visits. 26 class one men called to amp Jackson on the 23rd. Health officials report influenza spreading in rural districts with two more deaths among the colored population. Open windows for fresh air and wear gauze masks in sick rooms. James Me A Campbell, son of KR Campbell of Hamer, missing after torpedoing of an American transport. Campbell enlisted in Charleston last spring and had recently returned home on furlough.

James Me.“A. Campbell Co. KR. Campbell Hamer Atlantic Campbell Navy Charles Gouth Dillon

Rope replaces firing squad in northern Mexico

In Chihuahua City on October 8 1918 General Francisco Murguia orders condemned men executed by rope to conserve ammunition. Reports say hundreds of bodies hung from telegraph poles after bandit actions and Villa attacks prompted mass executions. A paymaster’s suicide by hanging and a public land sale notice from Dillon County conclude the item.

Chihuahua City Mexico Francisco Murguia Murguiag Villa Murgula Almeda

Dodging the Flu Advice from The New York Tribune

A humorous anti influenza exhortation lists steps to avoid catching flu by limiting travel and contact and following strict habits. It warns against socializing and urges rest. The piece notes German soldiers may have pay doubled, claiming cost is offset by reduced headcount since 1914.

Master's Sale Decree in Dillon Court

State of South Carolina Dillon County court proceeding under a decretal order signed by Judge Edward Melver. Hearing held September 18, 1918, in the case A D Mackenzie plaintiff versus C C Robertson et al defendants.

C. C. Robertson Court House Dillon 8. C Latta BE. L. Brown Methodist Episcopal Parsonage A. H. Brown E. L. Brown B. Jordan Dillon County State of South Carolina Court of Common Pleas A. D. McKenzie

Notice of guardianship for Dillon County minors

State of South Carolina Dillon County notice of guardianship petition for Herbert Kirby Eugene Kirby Dudley Kirby Dessie Kirby and John C Kirby minors lacking guardian. Sellers Moore attorneys move for appointment of public guardian J C Davis Probate Judge Dillon County per statute. 10-17-21.

South Carolina Dillon Herbert Kirby Eugene Kirby Dudley Kirby Dessie Kirby John C. Kirby Ed Kirby Court of Common Pleas J. C. Davis Sellers & Moore

Cumberland General Hospital nurse training offered in Fayetteville NC

Cumberland General Hospital in Fayetteville NC lists a three year program for young women aged eighteen to thirty five, combining practical and theoretical work to prepare for state board exams. For details contact Superintendent of Nurses, Cumberland General Hospital, Fayetteville NC. Also included are items advertising real estate, a Ford Touring Car, a Calhoun County plantation for sale with land and equipment, clerical help wanted, and agricultural seed oats for sale. The notices reflect typical small town business locals and classifieds from the era.

Cumberland General Hospital Fayetteville North Carolina Yetteville N. C

Notice to Open City Tax Book for Collection

Notice from City Treasurer B A Beden­daugh that the city tax book will be opened in the treasurer’s office on October 15 for tax collection and remain open until November 15 without penalty. Afterward a 5 percent penalty begins and on January 1, 1919 a 10 percent penalty applies.

B. A. Bedendaugh

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Ino. Carmichael Asheville, N F. ©. Falor Florence The Herald A. J. C. Cottingham Conword Red Carmichael New Orleans R. L. Ivey of Rowland Amp Jackson Red Cross Headquarters Penend Seaboard Hamlet New York Tribune R. Crusece East West Dillon S. C Floyd Lake View D. C Calhoun County Wallen P. Q St Matthews F. C. B. Rowland N.C. C W. H. McLellan Bruggists W. Grove Irving Ladie S Coottingham Franklin L. Cottingham Cotert Carolina Grove Morris Fall Department Store Fred Serge Crea Vet In Black Ity Workman Price Kool Jersey Charmeuse Serge Georgette and Silk Coats Silvertone Coats Kersey Ural
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