Dillon Herald Excerpt Highlights Advertising Debate
The Dillon Herald discusses advertising rates and ethics, urging readers to view ads as a public service. It cites Bradstreet data on merchants who failed due to not advertising and notes Wannamaker’s profits from print advertising. The letter-to-editor defends ads and critiques a reader X Y Z as biased.
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Bradstreet
Jno
Wannamaker
America
Collier’s
Herald
Dillon
Express Companies Under Scrutiny by North Carolina Railroad Board
The North Carolina railroad commission plans to regulate tariff rates of the Southern Express Company in the state. It questions why express firms escape attention while railroads are monitored and cites overcharges and discrimination. The notice promotes the Janes Adams Ten Cent show in Dillon starting September 26, with nightly performances.
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North Carolina Railroad Commission
Southern Express Company
Railroad Commission
New York
Dillon
Janes Adams
J. P. McLaurin
Mr. Adams
Delivery Service Notes Busy Madam's Dinner Prep
Prompt delivery described as Saleeby handling orders by phone for quick grocery needs. The text emphasizes flexible deliveries during business hours and readiness to supply items large or small as soon as possible.
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Georgia
Cotton
General Assembly
Coast Line
Charleston
Florence
Pee Dee
Richmond
Pioneers of
Progress
Devel
Down
Saleeby
Ders
Charlie Saleeby
S.C
M. Page
C. E
McLaurin
Everitt
Bennett
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Morris Fass
Department Store
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