Kirksey family case filed in Pickens Common Pleas Court
In Pickens County South Carolina Andrew Kirksey and Henry Kirksey Isaiah Kirksey Elzarah Kirksey Azzie Kirksey Pearl Kirksey and Gladdis Kirksey infants by guardian ad litem G R Hendricks file a civil action in the Common Pleas Court alleging claims against defendants.
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State of
South Carolina
County of Pickens
Common Pleas Court
Andrew Kirksey
Henry Kirksey
Isaiah Kirksey
Elzarah Kirksey
Azzie Kirksey
Pearl Kirksey
Gladdis Kirksey
G. R. Hendricks
Notice to creditors of J Y Griffin estate
All persons having claims against the estate of the late J Y Griffin must present the same duly proven on or before the 20th day of April 1918 or be debarred from payment. All persons indebted to the estate must make payment on or before the above date to the undersigned executors R M Griffin and R A Griffin.
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J. W. Hendricks
Anthony Griffin
Lula Griffin
S. C. McWhorter
G. L. McWhorter
B. W. McWhorter
J. Y. Griffin
R. M. Griffin
R. A. Griffin
Eixecutters
Notice-Teachers' Examination May 8 1918 at Pickens
The next teachers' examination will be held at Pickens court house on Friday May 8 1918. All county teachers should check their certificates to ensure validity and prepare to take the May exam if expiring soon. With labor shortages it is urged that prospective teachers consider taking the examination as a patriotic duty to help in one school.
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Pickens
S. C
C. S. Stewart
C. Kik. Robinson
J. B. Newbery, Esq
Pickens County
South Carolina
Thomas Duke
A. G. Bowen
Pickens Court House
Come to Pickens for Trading by Local Merchants
Local merchants invite shoppers to Pickens promising good goods and fair treatment. The message emphasizes welcoming customers and a variety of merchandise available in town commerce.
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Pickens
Conservation 10 Be Intensified Nationwide Appeal
The Wood Administration urges sharp wheat conservation to supply allies and army. Citizens urged to limit consumption to about one and a half pounds weekly per person and follow rules for households, public eateries, retailers, bakers, and manufacturers to cut wheat use.
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National Food Administration
Wood Administration
Washington
Use More Irish Potatoes To Guard Wheat Supply
Columbia South Carolina urges use of Irish potatoes to prevent overlap with the new crop and to substitute for bread. Potatoes are plentiful and inexpensive in local markets. the food administration asks for notices of deficient markets to ensure supply.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Food Administration
For or Against Uncle Sam War Savings Campaign
A wartime appeal urges support for the W. S. S. drive, arguing that opposing the campaign is opposing victory and the sacrifices of soldiers and civilians. It stresses personal duty to lend money, not merely give, to back the government and prevent harm at home and abroad. It ends with a call to cooperate or obstruct.
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America
Germany
Banks Lead Nation in Paying Dividends in War Savings Stamps
W. S. and Dividends in W. S. S. Charleston reports the First National Bank of Florence S C first to pay stock dividends in War Savings Stamps. The Union National Bank of Columbia follows, with dividends in War Savings Stamps and Liberty Bonds. Banks nationwide adopt this patriotic plan.
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Charleston
First National Bank
Florence
S. C
Washington
Union National Bank of Columbia
War Savings Stamps Reach $1000 Limit In South Carolina
Governor Richard S Manning and J Wannamaker of St Matthews have bought the $1,000 limit on War Savings Stamps. A movement to form a Columbia Limit Club seeks pledges to purchase War Savings Stamps totaling $1,000 during the year.
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Charleston
South Carolina
Richard S. Manning
J. ©. Wannamaker
St. Matthews
Columbia
South Carolina Ranks Last in War Savings Stamps Sales
Washington report shows South Carolina at the bottom of per capita sales of war savings stamps. The state committee laments the poor showing through February and urges men, women, and children to invest more stamps to lift the stigma from South Carolina’s name.
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Charleston
Washington
South Carolina
Is Your Interest Patriotic Charleston War Savings Stamps
South Carolina War Savings Committee urges bondholders to reinvest interest from government bonds into War Savings Stamps. Many small holders receive a few dollars semiannually. reinvestment could raise thousands for the government and boost patriotic savings efforts.
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Charleston
South Carolina
Not a Bad Idea War Savings Stamps and Thrift Stamps
The piece promotes giving War Savings and Thrift Stamps for birthdays graduations and other occasions to show love for recipients and country. Stamps suit all budgets from twenty five cents to 1000 dollars and avoid rushed poor gift choices.
Grace M E Church Sunday Schedule Updated
Grace M E Church posts new service times with Sunday School at 10 11 a m and preaching at 11 15 a m. Prayer meeting moves to Wednesday at 5 p m under Pastor E T Hopges.
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E. T. Hopges
Local contact notice for emergency duties at Hagood's mill
Message places residence at Bro. I. H. Watt's home near Hagood's mill and provides an emergency contact, Mr. Alonzo Pace, with phone 8621 for calls in urgent cases.
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Bro. I. H. Watt
Hagood’s Mill
Alonzo Pace
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