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Newspaper
The Dillon Herald
Location
Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1918
Page
6
The text notes discussions of subscription applications being voted on by existing subscribers and a government limit on paper circulation. It compares processes to Ford car queues, suggesting new subscriptions must wait for a current member to drop out before joining.
A Dillon South Carolina publisher promotes the loose leaf system as a time saving upgrade from bound ledgers. It claims no month end statements and ready invoices when books close. The ad notes hundreds already using the system across Dillon Marlboro and Marion counties.
The State of South Carolina Dillon County by Joe Cabell Davis Probate Judge. J C Bethea C C C P applies for letters of administration of W E Spivey estate. kin and creditors are cited to appear August 12, 1918, to show cause why administration should not be granted at 11 oclock AM in Dillon Court of Probate on September 23.
G A Drive striet No Brin the United War Work Campaign aims to raise 133,500,000 for Y M C A Y W C S and A L A. Florence’s Henry Mulline to chair the district with John F Dudley as secretary. The Florence district is one of eleven statewide districts organized to reach every man, woman and child in South Carolina. Joe P Lane named for Dillon County to organize by school districts ahead of the November appeal.
Court notice orders all persons not to employ or shelter McKinley Williams, a minor who ran away from home, under penalty of law. Dated 9-5-31.
An ordinance from the city of Dillon requires all able bodied male residents aged 18 to 55 to regularly engage in a lawful occupation during World War I. It provides for printed labor identification cards, penalties for noncompliance, and allowances for bona fide students and those training for trades.
Advertises Laxati Bromo Quini as a one day cure for colds with relief of cough and headache. Claims a money back refund if it fails and notes Grove's signature on each box. Price 30 cents.
Bertha T. Munsell, State Chairman for the 4th Liberty Loan, calls women to rally for the large wartime bond drive. She warns of sacrifice at home and abroad, urges chairmen to find help, and stresses the need to fund victory as the war touches every household.
A reflective quote emphasizes that true charity toward others begins with rigorous self-examination to recognize and acknowledge our own faults. The message urges personal accountability as a path to gentleness and understanding.
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