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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1914
Page
3
A four grade girl named Margaret asks how to raise money for Chinese children to know Jesus. Her mother offers 25 cents weekly until a dollar arrives from an aunt. Margaret saves, sends funds for a Bible, prays nightly, and is praised as a good example for other girls.
Complaint filed in the Court of Common Pleas of Pickens County South Carolina by A J Boces and Julius E Boces for plaintiffs S A Major and W A G McWhorter against J W Major Julia Wood Judge Major John Major William Major and heirs at law of Frank Major deceased. Defendants are to answer within twenty days of service or plaintiffs will seek relief. notice served February 6 1914.
Cough medicine for children should be safe pleasant and effective. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is presented as meeting these requirements and is advertised as a favorite with mothers of young children. Available from all dealers.
Agnes Golightly of Easley writes to The Sentinel thanking readers for support in a piano player contest won by others. She expresses pride in backing and congratulates the prize winners and plans to try again in the next contest.
Lee L. Chapman of Mapleton Iowa says two years of rheumatism kept his hand from reaching his mouth and caused severe pain that ruined sleep. He began using Chamberlains Liniment five years ago and in two months was well and has not suffered since. For sale by all dealers.
The Morgan oratorical contest at Dacusville school March 31, 1914 awarded Sam Aiken first, George Williams second, and Irvin Dacus third. Judges Rev E V Babb and John Cheatham of Easley presided.
The State of South Carolina plaintiffs suit against C A Carnes in the Court of Common Pleas of Pickens County demands an answer within twenty days after service. If not answered the plaintiff will seek relief in court. Dated March 5, 1914.
All persons who have claims against the estate of the late John T. Newton must present proof on or before April 15, 1914, or be debarred from payment. Creditors must pay any debts to the undersigned. D. M. Newton, 45 Administrator.
An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe pleasant tasting vegetable liquid to replace harsh calomel for constipation and sluggish liver. It promises a money back guarantee through Pickens Drug Co with a 50 cent price and a refund if not pleased.
The Dacusville school will be represented at the county track meet by R. H. Julian, Sam Jones, Sam Aiken, and Kent Hogsed. Ollis Sutherland will represent the school in the oratorical contest.
South Carolina politics focus on a April 15 freight rate hearing as the State Freight Rate association seeks a general revision. Major James L Sims has retired as editor of the Orangeburg Times and Democrat after 35 years. John G Clinkscales praised as an ambitious candidate, while county to county campaigns may fade at the Democratic convention. W F Stevenson, a Chesterfield representative, rules out a Senate bid and backs a governor race between Cotton Smith and D E Finley.
Mary E Manley died suddenly of heart trouble Sunday at Alice mall village leaving seven children. She and several children worked in the mill to earn a living, now the seven children must cope on their own. The interment was at Rock Cemetery near Easley.
Spartanburg lawyer QO. P. Sims was disbarred by the South Carolina Supreme Court last Thursday in a unanimous decision by Chief Justice Gary. The court set a two year window for possible reinstatement upon proof of reform.
A newspaper note brands the moving picture attraction Seeing South America with Col. Roosevelt as a fake, arguing no one can truly see South America by merely looking. The item is credited to Columbia Record.
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