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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1917
Page
4
A collage of wartime aphorisms and local observations. The piece mocks papers and politics, notes rising prices, praises thrift, nods to Col Roosevelt and Hindenburg, and ends with a weekly riddle and a playful obituary line referencing Johnny Koon.
A citizen editorial urges farmers to plant food for themselves and the country amid shortages. It criticizes city's interference and mocks overblown scientific warnings while stressing practical steps like cleaning manure piles to deter flies and improve yields.
The Pickenss Sentinel notes an advertised self-kicking machine offered at half price. A question about bringing it over is addressed to Mr. Iliott, signaling a possible local trade or sale arrangement.
Trustees of Pickens Oil Mill Co announce sale of the plant in front of the courthouse on May 7 1917 at usual sale hours for cash. Bidders must deposit a $1000 certified check to the President as good faith. Also notice of final settlement for the estate of M M Holder, deceased, by administratrix Mary M Honper on May 17 1917.
Gary Hiatt of The Pickens Sentinel argues tobacco should be well cured before market, condemning a number of lots that smell as if they have relapsed, a point echoed by Spartanburg Journal as agreeing stance.
A Gaffney article urges readers to brace up and prove resilience when feeling overwhelmed. It frames adversity as a test of character and underscores staying strong to overcome challenges.
A wedding notice records the marriage of Le Roy Pitman to Lois J. Johnson officiated at a resident location with J Alonzo Brown as N. P. witness, noting the event details from The Pickens Sentinel.
Probate Judge J B Newbery issues citation for L C Art to show cause why administration of James L Barrett estate should not be granted. Hearing set at Pickens Court on May 11, 1917 at 10 00 AM. Citations go to kindred and creditors of Barrett. Seal of court attached.
Keowee Pharmacy offers High Brown Cold Cream Face Powder and Hair Dressing along with talcum powder specially marketed for colored people priced at 25 cents each.
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