Standard Warehouse Co Offers 6 Percent Loans On Cotton
Standard Warehouse Co announces financing for stored cotton at 6 percent with loans through Farmer's Loan Trust Co of Columbia. President T B Stackhouse and cotton man Lewis W Parker return from Boston after securing low rates, aiming to help Southern farmers market cotton year round and advance warehouse credit.
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Standard Warehouse Co
T. B. Stackhouse
Lewis W. Parker
Greenville
Boston
Stackhouse
Farmer's Loan & Trust Co
Columbia
Cot
Thern
Shooting Affray At Marion Ends With Wounding
At about 9 30 last night at the Atlantic Coast Line station Brigman shot and seriously wounded Jack Altman after a quarrel that began when Altman returned from Pee Dee. Altman, who had left Brigman’s employ, was arrested and later wounded in surgery. Brigman was jailed on a $1000 bond for assault and battery as witnesses offered conflicting accounts of the encounter.
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Marion
W. H. Brigman
Jack Altman
Brigman
T. L. Manning
Altman
Pee-Dee Station
Oliver
Pee-Dee
Dozier
Blue
E. B. Utley
A. McIntyre
Orgars
Curtis Altman
Surveying Party Reaches Dillon to Test County Lines
Prof. Chas. J. Colcock of the University of South Carolina arrives in Dillon with a survey team to test the length of lines implemented by Hamby and Beatty. The work aims to establish Marion County's area, with results due after Colcock's two week vacation and eventual report to Gov. Ansel.
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Chas. J. Colcock
University of South Carolina
Gov. Ansel
Messrs
Hamby & Beatty
Price Court Inn
Prof
Colcock
F. Horton Colcock
Edward D. Smith
B. C Brooks
C. E. Murray
Columbia
J. S. Dantzler
Elloree
Howard Wiswall, Jr
Charleston
Mess
Atbinton
Marlboro County
North Carolina
Dillon
Big Pee Dee River
Nichols
Coleock
Colbia
Marion
Hamby
Beatty
Messrs. Hamby
Standard Warehouse Seeks 6 Percent Warehouse Receipt Rate
The article notes Standard Warehouse Company proposing assistance to sustain efforts and argues that offering 6 percent on warehouse receipts could strengthen progress in making arrangements, contrasting with last year. The fragment hints at ongoing discussions about favorable rates to support operations.
Marriage of Dr. C Henslee and Miss Jeanette McKenzie at Montreat
Mrs. D N Oliver hosted the ceremony at her cottage in Montreat North Carolina last Wednesday afternoon. The couple, married after a brief private service, plan a honeymoon in Gratiot Ohio before settling at home in Dillon after September 15. The bride a former Dillon High School teacher is loved by many and the groom an active local mover in Dillon’s development.
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Dillon Society
Dr. C. Henslee
Jeanette McKenzie
Montreat
N.C
D. N. Oliver
Isla McKenzie
Gratiot
Ohio
Dillon High School
Dillon
Rural Carrier Association President Active in Work
The Rural Letter Carriers Association reports active leadership by T. B. Wil and the drive to boost carrier organization in South Carolina. Congressman Wyatt Aiken replies that government supports organized carriers, cites data from the group aiding rural development, and notes prior efforts to secure fair compensation and recognition for rural carriers. Aiken urges unity to strengthen the association and its influence with state and federal authorities.
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T. B. Wil
Wicker
Aiken
Abbeville
S. C
Thomas E. Wicker
Newberry
S.C
Congress
Tapeak
Val
Wyatt Aiken
Last Races Big Success At Dillon Driving Meet
A large crowd witnessed the 1909 Dillon Driving Association season finale on a Tuesday afternoon. Marguerite, owned by L Edwards, won the free for all after two heats with a protest over heat three pending National Trotting Association decision. Sandy Hal placed third and Albuta fourth, with Roy Wilkes winning the 218 class and Hebe first in the 2.25 class fences alongside.
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Dillon Driving Association
Pee Dee
Marguerite
L. Edwards
Alfonson
Drake
Edwards
National Trotting Association
Markunette
Alfonso
Darlington
Sandy Hal
Albuta
Albunta
Roy Wilkes
Belle of Darlington
Sir Henry
Hebe
Dolly Dillard
Bessie Gentry
Brownie
State to set 6 percent rate amid farmer friendly push
A conservative estimate suggests a 6 percent popular interest rate will prevail statewide, credited to the efforts of Sol T. B. Stackhouse of the Standard Warehouse Company, hailed as a friend to farmers and supporters across Orangeburg.
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Sol
T. B. Stackhouse
Standard Warehouse Company
Orangeburg
What People Say What difference does it make to you
A reflective verse discusses how words from others reflect bias not truth. It urges ignoring false criticism and staying steady despite chatter. The speaker counsels resilience and self trust amid daily judgments.
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Toma
Brother
Little Cus and the Fate of Men in Verse
A reflective verse from Exchange urges living simply and kindly before death. It contrasts worldly pride with humble joys, urging love, song, and a smile to brighten others. The piece notes the Dillon Herald's yearly subscription price of $1.50.
Reedy Creek Springs Changes Hands in Dillon Deal
Reedy Creek Springs has been purchased by Dillon men Messrs W T He and J Gibson from Col J Bo Edgerton and Mr R O Hamer. They plan to develop 120 acres into a leading summer resort with a remodeled hotel, added rooms, water works and sewerage. A dancing pavilion and band are planned, with a clay road to attract visitors. The site has long been renowned for health waters and tent life gave way to cottages and a busy season awaiting modernization. The Herald will report further developments.
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Reedy Creek
Dillon
W.T
J. Gibson
J. Bo Edgerton
Goldsboro
R. 0. Hamer
Hamer
Reedy Creek Springs
Bethea Gibson
North Carolina
The
Herald
Jury's appraisals for Elliott stables property set values
A jury of 1% men appointed to appraise property near E. T. Elliott's stables for the new railroad met Monday afternoon. Appraisals totaled 2100 for Johnson Moore, 1100 for Penny Ingram, and 600 for Thus Johnson. The owners, said to be curbed residents, are ready to sell at the appraised values to finance better locations away from the business district.
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E. T. Elliott
Johnson Moore
Penny Ingram
Johnson
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