Tobacco prices rise as new season opens
Sept 11 reports show $200 to $250,000 paid to local tobacco in first four days. Breaks ranged 1,300,000 to 1,? million pounds with most sold of inferior quality. Growers hold back best weed, but crop quality improves regionally. Local Tobacconists expect gradual price rise and profits around 15 cents per pound. Tobacco Board of Trade keeps a conservative stance.
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Tobacco Board of Trade
Dillon County Fair cattle hog show notices urged
All who intend showing cows or hogs at the Dillon County Fair must notify County Agent S W Epps to test cattle for tuberculosis and inoculate hogs for Hog Cholera before October 10. MO C Bethea, Secretary. Also bank statements from The Bank of Little Rock show financial figures and sworn attestations dated September 13, 1921.
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Dillon County Fair
S. W. Epps
MO. C. Bethea
L. M. Rogers
Jooks
L. M Rogers
M. &. Carmichael
F. Rogers
Z. Edwards
D. N. Jones
State of
South Carolina
Dillon
Ho A. Bethyn
H. A Bethea
South Carolin
J. H. Meadors
E. P. Mobley, Jr
J. S. Thompson
D. Lane
A. Schafer
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Cardus
Bank OF Latta, Latta & C
South County
M. Sellers
M. M. Sellers
Deans Crumpler
D. B. Shine
A. M, Finkle
W. H. Smith
D. M. Dew
J.C. Davis
L. D. Lide
Bank OF
Little Rock
Trapp
Netek
Bitle
Wers & Merchants Bank
Latta
8. C
Orning
Packard
Detroit
TIRES
Packard Motor Car Company
Rogers Motors Company
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