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Newspaper
The Dillon Herald
Location
Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1910
Page
4
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In 22, 1910, political columns argue that Featherstone’s defeat stemmed from liquor politics not media influence. Local option and prohibition factions split, with Blease’s nomination not signaling a statewide shift against liquor. Dillon plans a 15000 dollar bond vote for a municipal electric light plant, with a separate three-member commission to oversee construction and operation. The Herald endorses bonds and urges prudent spending and robust local advertising.
Flora Daniella Currie 14, beloved daughter of Mrs. J. V. Currie, died suddenly Sept 7 after a brief illness. A leader in church and Sunday School, she drew wide sympathy in Dillon and Reedy Creek area. Brief funeral services led by Dr Buckner and Rev Wilson. burial at Alford cemetery near Reedy Creek church.
The famous Jaros Adams Ten Cent show will exhibit in Dillon each night starting Monday September 26. Performances will occur nightly on the vacant lot next to J. P. Melau rin's wholesale grocery. Adams, a well known act, promises value for the money and has appeared in Dillon before.
Public notice states all work left with the late R B McLean for repair will be sold to the highest bidder for cash within two months. The text also recounts court proceedings including the murder case of Richard S Davis and multiple docketed items from Dillon County Court, with adjournments and bail details.
The Store that Satisfies Style invites ladies to attend a fall opening and fashion show on September 28 and 29 to view the newest millinery and ladies ready to wear for fall and winter 1901 1911. The event promises no sales pressure as they showcase goods and invite all interested in stylish attire to inspect the offerings.
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