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Newspaper
The Dillon Herald
Location
Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1919
Page
6
The piece laments wasted time due to indifferent members who miss meetings. It argues boards, committees, and civic groups should act without delay, noting some firms pay per minute for attendance and urging timely participation to conserve valuable time.
The article urges renewed public valuation of education as schools and colleges reopen this fall. It notes substantial investment in buildings and equipment, the end of backless benches, and rising attendance due to compulsory law. It calls for stronger intellectual culture and increased support for training to lift the state’s prospects and personal advancement.
A Dillon notice urges thoughtful support for a public library, arguing libraries spread education and civic benefit. It cites the Carnegie plan among possible methods and invites citizens to explore broader, better funded library options.
A proposition aims to crystallize into action delivering an up-to-date public library for Dillon, securing modern facilities and resources for residents. The measure focuses on funding, construction, and long term maintenance to expand community access.
A public health service alert cautions state and national bodies about a probable influenza return this fall and possible epidemic, with guidance to minimize spread. Advice includes avoiding crowding, sneezing precautions, and maintaining physical health, urging readiness after last winter's experience.
Washington dispatch reports Senator B. Dial of South Carolina and Senator E. D. Smith advise planters to promote home farming and raise cotton only as surplus. They urge forming warehouse and export companies under banking laws to reduce speculative risk and expand trade, arguing cotton could fetch strong prices if stored and marketed wisely.
Arno R Cooper addresses Americay Cotton Association matters. District reports show every man in several Fairfield County districts joined. Dr Coleman chosen county chairman. Thomas M Sesswell presided in his absence who was at the New Orleans convention.
Card of Thanks. We express appreciation to friends for kindness during our long sickness of wife and mother and extend thanks for sympathy shown at her death. W. P. Rozier and Son.
A public notice calls farmers and merchants to a Friday 11 o clock meeting at the courthouse to finalize the county branch of the American Cotton Association and plan to keep cotton off the market until prices rise. The meeting may feature Mr Jennings of Sumter and is led by T L Manning temporary secretary.
Multiple small ads list a 1919 Model R touring Hupmobile with Hartford shock absorbers and four new tires for 900 dollars plus a box 565 Florence offer, an overseer farm position with good references from Williamson Lumberton N F D, an Overland car in good condition offered by W A Blizzard, Red Star Detroit Vapor Oil store ads in Dillon and surrounding towns, and engravings for commencements weddings and visiting cards with The Dillon Herald offering samples with no obligation to buy.
Handy W Hamilton missing since July 1 1919. Parents warn against shelter or employment under penalty of law. Also mentions ginning tags and stray bulldog description, with notices from Kiney Ginning Tags Now and L C Braddy.
Francis Carmichael warns that his two minor sons Tom and Harsey Carmichael cannot be hired without his consent and threatens legal action if the rule is violated. Dated September 18, 1931.
Auction notice states Abruzzi rye seed offered for sale by A J and W B Carmichael in Hamer South Carolina. The listing shows date September 18, 1921 and page reference 9-18-21p.
An old establishment company will pay a reliable farmer from 50 to 100 dollars monthly for crop information and other farm value. One man per township, minimal time away from farming, address A L Wood Jr B174 Greensboro. Carburetor sales ad promises Ford Maxwell Dodge carburetor doubles mileage, 15 day guarantee, nationwide agents, write A J Carburetor Sales Co Inc 3 South 20th Street Birmingham Alabama.
Experienced stenographer desires change wishes position in Dillon. Can furnish recommendation from present employer. Address P. O. 232 Dillon. 8 11 21. House for sale six rooms and bath lot 150 front good garden large yard fruit and flowers Also are small dwelling lot 50 front by 150 back Both 8 minutes walk to station Easy terms. W. A. Oakdale Petersburg Va
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