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Newspaper
The Dillon Herald
Location
Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1919
Page
2
Notice that Fall Terms part of County Court of Dillon will convene at Dillon City on Monday October 5, 1919, at ten o'clock in the forenoon forenoon. The advertising fragment includes a signature reference to E W Grove and mentions sale of loose leaf ledgers binders and index sets at The Herald Office.
Tavine qualified as administrator James Kr. McLaurin, administrator to whom all creditors must present claims by authenticated writing within the legally provided period. Persons indebted are notified to settle with the administrator promptly.
Purifies and enriches the blood to increase strength and energy. Eye Sight Specialist Office advertises new jewelry at No 10 Main St MULI 5.0 and promotes the tonic’s invigorating effect for renewed vitality.
A damaged ad promotes Groves Tonic as a body building energy booster. It claims the formula remains the same as in the past and urges readers to buy at local drug stores for six cents per bottle. The ad targets families seeking improved energy and vigor amid health concerns.
Matthews Sept 11 The official crop outlook from Mr Wannamaker forecasts the 1900 cotton crop to be under ten million bales due to late fruiting small boll size and poor quality. Insect damage and adverse seasons drive expected record acreage abandonment near 9.25 percent with departmental figures due by Oct 2 and early frosts likely to reduce yield further.
Instructions on seed corn selection from field readiness to storage with tips for ear and stalk quality. Emphasizes early action, selecting ears with central stalk position, husk coverage, and small cobs, plus dry storage and fumigation if weevils appear. Ends with notice of Atlantic Coast Line Agricultural Agent G. A. Cardwell and 1919 Goldsboro live stock meet dates.
Clemson College promotes purebred seed for higher corn yields. County Agent S. W. Epps cites three Dillon farmers who planted pure seed and report yield improvements. A Ellen yields seventy five bushels per acre with pure seed versus forty with his own seed, with others predicting up to one hundred bushels. Farmers who saw the corn want pure seed again.
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