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Newspaper
The Dillon Herald
Location
Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1910
Page
4
Dillon Berald discusses subscription and advertisement pricing, legal notices, and personal notices. It highlights 1910 advertising rates, political district changes in North Carolina, farmer success stories, and shifts away from cotton toward diversified farming, including Robeson county farming examples.
The State Farmers Union endorses the Torrens land tenure system. The Columbia State describes its origin in Australia, its registration process, title guarantees, and the elimination of title examination and foreclosure delays. It argues the system lowers borrowing costs for farmers and increases land value by removing selling obstacles while noting human-nature objections.
Henry Gardner aged 26 fired at Mrs. Allen Ball on South Broadway Knoxville then killed himself. He had earlier wounded himself in the left breast and left a note saying he could not live without the woman who had supposedly rejected him. Ball, from Pelzer South Carolina, survived with injuries to a hand and ear.
The Herald apologizes for late publication and poor appearance due to a sequence of setbacks. Illness kept the editor from meeting plans, the lithotype failed, office work spiraled, and a printer encountered trouble, preventing an early issue with the primary results.
A 65 year old white woman, Phonie Buickley, was struck by a northbound train near Mars Bluff, about a mile from Florence, and killed instantly. She wore a bonnet that muffled the sound, was thrown about 50 feet, and her neck was broken.
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