Obituary and notice policy at Pickens Postoffice
Notices of obituary and minutes of respect up to 100 words are printed free of charge at the Pickens Postoffice. Longer notices require payment or one cent per word. Cards of thanks are published at half a cent per word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enouh
I Would Be All Things If I Could
A poetic reflection on virtues and resolve. The speaker vows purity strength bravery friendship humility and resilience amid hardship. The text balances aspirational calls with self awareness and a commitment to uplifting others.
Roosevelts on base coaching and famed outlaws remembered
A scattered column recalls Roosevelt on the coaching line and the demise of Cole Younger. It notes war talk, peace rumors, and playful jests about fashion at Princeton. The piece mentions Jesse James gang history, a one time railroad strike, and petty crime in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole Younger
Missouri
Cole
Bob
Jesse James
Frank James
Witty Chronicles from Hogwallow Mischief and Town Tales
Local column recaps odd notes from Hogwallow and Tickville. quirks include Cricket Hicks quitting church for crowded pews, Luke Mathewson flipping pro or anti-Germany, road plans to Boarding Billows, and the mail carrier’s salary offset. Also mentions storms, moving pictures, fish stories, and town characters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke Mathewson
Dock Hocks
Musket Ridge
Sime Sas
Sheddi Raz Barlow
Tickville
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