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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1912
Page
2
The Pickens Sentinel notes advertising rates as reasonable and credits Hon. T. J. Mauldin for assistance in publishing. It urges subscribers in arrears to renew, warning that after May first the subscription list will be revised to avoid cutting anyone off.
The relatives of Mr. F. E. Cox thank friends for letters and expressions of condolence but ask that such communications not be published due to the editor's close relationship with the family and the desire for prudence.
Mrs. F. E. Cox thanks friends for ministering to her husband in his death and for expressions of love and sympathy to her and her children during their sorrow.
The Anderson Daily Mail reports W. J. Belt formerly of Martin Drug now will serve as assistant to Rev. Dr. John F. Vines at the First Baptist Church. The 1,100 member congregation approved the action at a morning service, with Belt to receive 900 dollars yearly and start work immediately. Belt is noted for church and Sunday school involvement and plans to study theology.
The Anderson Daily Mail notes Judge J. E. Brezeale of Columbia, a State Democratic Executive Committee member, also serves on a subcommittee tasked with perfecting by laws to conform more closely. The report places Brezeale at the meeting in Columbia last week and identifies his dual roles.
The Mail argues Judge Brezeale’s call to require an oath to support all party nominees in primaries, national, state, and county, to curb cross party voting. It condemns Republicans and others voting in Democratic primaries while backing their own tickets in general elections and urges state rules to bar such participation.
South Carolina Pickens County notices a petition by Hampton District 46 voters for a special election to decide on a 4 mill extra levy for school purposes. Trustees are named election managers, set to vote Saturday May 1912 at the district schoolhouse per Section 1208 statutes.
Trustees under Liberty Cotton Mills announce sale of the entire property secured by a mortgage dated June 1 1909 in Pickens County South Carolina. The 11840 spindles 490 looms and all machinery offices and cottages are to be auctioned in Liberty on May 7 1912 at 2 PM to satisfy bonds while excluding the Wellington Sears and Company chattel mortgage. A $5000 certified check required to bid with half cash in 30 days and the remainder in 60 days. purchaser pays conveyance costs.
300 acres near Six Mile and Pickens with home sites barns and gins for sale or by tract. Also poultry stock from Pickens Poultry Farm and various goods including hats ranges and seeds offered by local merchants. Listings note contact A D Mann J R Ashmore and others for details in Pickens South Carolina.
Notice by agent G B Waton for Wellington Sears & Company mortgagees of Boston Ma of sale of Liberty Cotton Mills assets in Liberty South Carolina on March 28 1912. Auction includes stock in process about sixteen thousand pounds and movable mill supplies valued around 1800 with cash terms and ten day removal period. Sale public at Liberty Mills front office.
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