Notice to Debtors Ad Creditors
Notice to debtors and creditors. All persons holding claims against the estate of the late James I. Henicks must present the same duly proved on or before the 15th day of May 1921, or be debarred from payment. All persons indebted to said estate must pay by the above date to L. Wendvicks, Executor, Administratrix, Liberty, SGC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisha Alexander
James I. Ilenicks
Este
LL. Wendvicks
Liberty
S. GC
W. C. Holcombe
Notice to Debtors and Creditors for Holcombe Estate
The estate of the late W. C. Holcombe must be presented with proof on or before May 15, 1921, or be barred from payment. All persons indebted to the estate should settle amounts due on or before the above date.
The Education of an American Boy
An essay outlining four branches of education physical intellectual aesthetic and moral. It describes aims for future usefulness and notes secular schools and primary to secondary stages with core subjects and instruction. The text reflects 19th century views on well rounded youth formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parset Eohe Bevondary School
Wean Mist Schoels
Igh Cerals
Sob Acadesmies
Resolutions of Respect for Brother P M Durham
Obituary notes the passing of P M Durham secretary of Tate Lodge 292 A F M. The resolutions honor his moral influence church life family loyalty and service to friends and lodge. The committee extends condolences and asks publication in the county paper and delivery to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eowes
Brother
P.M. Durham
Tate Lodge
A. Phat
L. S. Griffin
D. C. Garrett
N. M. Bolding
Notice of Final Settlement and Discharge in Pickens County
Notice is given that I will apply to N A Christopher Esq Judge of Probate for Pickens county South Carolina on Tuesday May 3 1921 at 11 o clock for leave to make final settlement of the personal estate of J S Reynolds deceased and obtain discharge as administratrix of said estate Mrs Delie Reynolds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Christopher, Esq
Pickens County
South Carolina
J. S. Reynolds
Delie Reynolds
Special session urged to solve telephone rate crisis
Stormy protests in Greenville Anderson and Pickens counties prompt call for a legislature session. Local subscribers form associations to fund legal action, with 50 cents per member for counsel. Solicitor D W Simoak backs a special session to address rates and railroad commission powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Anderson
Pickens
Railroad Commission
W. M. Slagood
Pickens County Association
D. W. Simoak
Jle B. Hendricks
Apderon County
Jubal O. Williamas
Pickense
Public letter advocates legislative action on telephone rates
H B Hendricks of Wasley South Carolina writes to the state legislature urging drastic action to curb telephone tolls and service cuts. He offers to serve without pay and to abolish the railroad commission, arguing the public good requires state intervention and a special session to address the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vilsinoak
Greenville
Mer
Levishiys
South
Cainty
Cowish
Columbia
Iie Telephone Companys
South Carolinas
Soulioun Bell Voldman
Mycelia
Ato Square
Railroad Commission
B. Uendricks
Wasley
8. C
Re. D
Dacusville Honor Roll List By Grade
Fifth grade Anthony Simmons led a Dacusville honor roll with students Grady Looper in sixth grade Mac Simmons Cory Foster and Nora Foster in seventh grade Elnora Singleton Dorthy Edens Callie Hunt in eighth grade and Sallie Edens in ninth grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Simmons
Grady Looper
Mac Simmons
Cory Foster
Nora Foster
Elnora Singleton
Dorthy Edens
Callie Hunt
Sallie Edens
J. R. Martin Ild Attorneys at Law Practice
J R Martin Ild Attorneys at Law offers practice in all courts with offices in Pickens Court House and Greenville opposite the Post Office. Phone 404.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickens
Court House
Greenville
Cotton Prices Falter as Acreage Cuts Hit Output
Reports to the federal crop board note reduced acreages in several states and heavy rains slowing cotton planting. Prices and fertilizer costs edge down while picker labor and boll weevil impact loom in Georgia Alabama Missouri North Carolina and California datasets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sane
Pry Werther
Wermudas
Lonishimua
Missouri
North Carolina
Mobilising Troops Amid Global Tensions
Fragmentary report notes U S moves to marshal forces as wartime pressures rise. Officials discuss defense planning and possible deployments while urging readiness in allied regions.
Harding Appoints Simmons Lain to Lead Postal Department
President Harding announces Simmons of Wisconsin designated chief instructor for the Postage Department. The pick, described amid wartime service and policy notes, prompts speculation about broader personnel changes and the department’s future direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Simmons
Rush Th Simmons
Wisconsin
Posta Feo Department
Inapeelayrite
Uae
Fragmentary OCR: Marriage and Work Notes in Local Ledger
Fragmented text references marriage, possible damage to lines about a worker, an officer, and a department of agriculture. Mentions names and places in unclear order. No clear event or outcome discernible from readable segments.
Generally Paveratte Wrashupion Report
The text appears garbled and unreadable with no coherent events or names to summarize into a factual news item. No verifiable entities or dates are present to extract.
Confederate Brothers Attend Reunion in Geneva-Canada Court Protocol
Reported attendees, Confederate veterans from Irelamond VV and allies gathered with comrades. The Gey o Ceneva-Canad asserts protocol for the Intermedial court of jue lee, Tewpo. Documents show twenty etelit stele stones delivered to the court as part of the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irelamond
Tve
Ceneva—Canad
Jue Lee
Gets Job Without Influence
A Cha pel City resident claims he secured a position as an assistant alien property custodian without GOP influence. The report notes the assertion and questions whether political pressure affected the hiring process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike Meoeking
Chapel City
N. C
Todian
Micheline Voedvad
Plans for Wilson home near Princeton emerge in Philadelphia
A Philadelphia newspaper reports ongoing plans for a former president's residence near Princeton. The piece notes preparations by a local advocate since last November and references Wilson's country home in Philadelphia and nearby arrangements.
Interstate Commerce finds $50,000 due to Charleston Terminal
The Interstate Commerce Commission certified to the Secretary of the Treasury that under a six month guarantee the Charleston Terminal Company of South Carolina is owed $50,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Due Terminal Co
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Secretary of the Treasury
Charleston ‘Terminal Company
South Carolina
Owners Declare Lockout in Turin Industrial Center
A lockout has been declared by the factory owners of Turin, the major Italian industry hub, and troops have occupied the factories, according to a Rome dispatch to Central Nova.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Turin
Rome
Interstate Commerce Commission Rejects Coal Rate Hikes
The Interstate Commerce Commission finds proposed twenty cent per ton coal rate increases from Cumberland mines to Lewisville Nashville routes unjustified and cancels the new schedules. A conference series with business leaders, industry groups, and academic institutes followed to form an advisory council under the Commerce Department. The meeting included prominent figures from the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce and various industry representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cumberland
Lewisvile & Nashville
Corbc
Tennessee
Virginia
Genoreta
Florida
Alabama
Interstate Come Fhoreo Commission
Seiten’ Sloover
Se.ies
Representacives Lendian Industries
Coun Fone
Commeres
National Autom
Hite Chaniwhcber
Gommerce
Hiter Topresoiutiubius
Othe American Fora Photitute Mor
Ccumittees
Opposition to 44 Hour Week In Favor of Eight-Hour Push
Fragmented text discusses opposition to a 44 hour work week and support for an eight hour standard. Mentions individuals and local concerns but lacks clear names or dates. Core claim notes rejection of proposals and questions about ratification and proper process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chica
Unclear historical item with broad economic notes
Fragmentary text reports price drops and public works mentions across cities, noting a 50 cent decrease in Mintheopolis prices and a railway project linked to Bullew Masiae. It references governors, prison figures, unemployment, and local governance, but specifics are obscured by OCR errors.
Washington. Agpointiy na oof Wit ban D. Ritter of Salt Lake Olivas ae PSHE aitor nos
Washington page fragment mentions D Ritter of Salt Lake City and a PSHE related item. Readable names include Washington and Salt Lake. Partial details suggest a public notice or local item without clear outcome or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agpointiy Na
D. Ritter
Salt Lake Olivas
Currency reform debate spans Central America regional bodies
Currency Peform and Manasud along with Niewraeus Micaraenan and Costa Mena officials push for reform. The Costa Mena national assembly has begun considering the subject. United States government analysts view the move as potential leverage in regional economic policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costa Mena
United States
Central America
Costa Mena National Assembly
Viant Coal Shipments Stopped in Labor Plea
Montreal reports that the American Moderation of Tabor urges the United Mine Workers of America to refuse coal mining for export to Great Britain or for Maelish ships. This action seeks to halt shipments amid mounting labor tensions and international demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viant
Montreal
Tabor
Uge
United Mine Workers of America
Great Britain
Wounded Greeks Arrive in Large Numbers at Athens
Greek soldiers wounded at Smyrna and Brusa are arriving in large numbers. Sanitary authorities in Greece struggle to care for them and appeal for aid and support to handle the influx.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Smyrna and
Brusa Fronte
Sun Yat Sen Elected First President of Republic of China
Early 20th century dispatch notes Sun Yat Sen becoming president as China adopts a republican government, replacing imperial rule. Mentions Canton and a parliamentary event signaling the transition of power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Canton
Sun Yat Sen
China
Prohibition Debate Echoes Through Justice Office Report
A verbose historical style note discusses the Department of Justice and Attorney General remarks on enforcing prohibition after fifty years. The text quotes officials on pursuing new methods without repeating past errors, and mentions state conditions, enforcement priorities, and potential actions by lawmen and agencies. The piece also references international concerns and economic implications of prohibition policies.
Noel Appointed to District Collector Post
John G Noel of Pen n Miveton Gap is appointed by Provident trading as Collector of In fermi Moveme in the district of Winginin. Mr Noel is a former state senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G .Noel
Waismieton
Noel
Penn Miveton Gap
Van
Provident Trading
Infermi Moveme
Winginin
All American Draft Highlights and Testers Named
A garbled report lists General Perehin Vdmirate Boosoan, Sims, Coote, and Governor Sproul among those tested or honored in a draft era event. Names appear distorted, but the item centers on notable figures involved in a ceremony or review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cele
Perehin
Boosoan
Sims and
Coote
Governor Sproul
Hboner
London land sale to Dutch interests
London. Tievacht Metour Va formerly the property north of Kaiser has been offered for sale to certain Dutch interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tievacht Metour Va
Nortte of Kaiser
Onle
Found Guilty of Mayhem in Atlanta Trial
Mies Goodman Rolinder was found guilty by a jury in superior court of mayhem for throwing acid into the face of Mrs Lady Pressell in Atlanta Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Mies
Sell Goodman Rolinder
Mayheny
Ladys Pressell
18 Percent Wage Reduction Proposed by Railroad Managers
The managers' committee of the Pennsylvania Railroad presented a plan for wage reductions of about 18 percent to representatives of the telegraph department employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsboro
The
Pennsylvania Railroad
Telegraph Department
Fatalities in Royal Palm Limited wreck cited in Kentucky incident
Two killed and 30 injured in a Royal Palm Limited wreck on the Southern railway at New River Tennessee. An investigation is in progress with four fatally reported and details incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset
Royal Palm Limited
Southern Railway
New River
Tenn
Compulsory Grain Pooling Tops National Meeting
Compulsory pooling of grain emerged as the major issue at a meeting to ratify a national cooperative grain marketing plan devised by the farmers grain marketing committee of seventeenth era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Farmers Grain Marketing Committee of
Seventesa
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Waldrop
WW. D. Waldrop
Rock Quarry
Ickens County
C. W
Eusley
Mgr. Ferguson
IE. L
G. B. Hamilton
Easley
Sal
Buepy
Harmess
Robinson, Pickens
Buick
Jane
Bolger & Hendricks
Lusk
Jil Vanksemd
Hamilton Sales Co
Columbia, S.C
Buielk, Co. N. Duritam Pickens
Seneca
Vany Fy
Masonic Bldg
Pickers, 8. C
Jd. McSwain
Sam B
Craig
S.C. Pickens
Wcswain
Attorney-at-Law
Pickens Bank
Pickens, 5. C
Rk. A. Alexander
Central
CTICE
Minnie Holcombe
Bro
P.M. Durden
OULD
Tate
Kate Ques- Yon
Dacusville
J. R. Martin
J. H. Earle
Georgia
California
Newestead
U.S
Thwali
Tiye Tvg
Wits
Ifal
Agrienaioure
Dantesstecerap Gand
SSS
Commission
Nat. Automobile Chamber Commerce and
American Dyes Institute
Hoover
Nasesement Leewatheems
Board of Education
Bosheyimin
Myant Rayol Va
Faso
Ativetech
CIA
Ressian
Gila
Olive
Cada
Mintheopolis
Chitipe
Coane Ponti
Ela
Opete
Borstr
Pderie Towers
Iis
Prigen
Meducod
Moyea
Mieh— Vaaitoron
Bullew Masiae
Poole
Ritter
D Jarles A. Stillman
National City Bank of New York
Guy Stillnoar
Department of Justice
Washin
Dirgherbey
Mas Unvaherty
Seddie
Ohireod
Pha
Mensitaive
Con Ooy An
Senora
Ex-Kaiser
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