Election notices for South Carolina school bonds 1921
Public notices from Pickens County SC detailing elections on school bonds in Hampton and Holly Springs districts. Hamp ton District No 46 plans an $800 bond issue for school improvements with a 6 percent interest rate over 20 years. Holly Springs District No 47 proposes $1800 bonds for school improvements over 20 years at 6 percent. Voters to cast For or Against ballots on August 6 or August 20, 1921, at local school houses with appointed managers.
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State of
South Carolina
Pickens
Holly Springs
Board of Trustees
John A. Chastain
W. A. Davis
J. D. Cassell
W. S. Dodson
KE. Chastain
J. C. Gravely
Election Ordered for Four Mills Extra Levy Shady Grove Dist 44
Freeholders and electors petitioned Pickens County Board of Education to hold an election in Shady Grove School District No. 44 on August 13 1921 to decide whether four mills should be levied for school purposes. Trustees act as managers and run the election per law Section 1208. Aug 1 1921.
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Wwe
Wes Swuapton
Unty
Unnty
County Supt. of Education
Pickens County
Freeholders and Electors
Shady Grove
County Board of Education
F. W. Clayton
Final Settlement and Discharge Sought in Murphree Estate
Notice is given that N A Christo square, Judge of Probate will hear on Saturday the 20th day of 1921 at 11:00 AM an application to make final settlement of the estate of B F Murphree and obtain discharge as administrators to Elizabeth Murphree and J F Murphree.
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N. A. Christosq
South 1
Ynoon
B. F. Murphree
Elizabeth. Murphree
F. Murphree
Bethlehem District No 20 To Vote On Extra Levy
The Pickens County Board of Education orders Bethlehem District No 20 to hold an election on August 6 1921 at Bethlehem School to decide on a six mill extra school levy. Trustees will conduct the election as in general elections under school law. I V Clayton serves as Secretary and Chairman.
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County Board of On
Pickens County
I. V. Clayton
Pickens Wood Yard Offers Oak and Pine for Fireplaces
The message states a wood yard in Pickens providing oak and pine for fireplaces and fencing. It notes services including yard operations and a public dray outfit. mentions white oak fencing and readiness to furnish customers with timber.
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Pickens
Notice of Final Settlement and Discharge
Notice is given that I will apply to Judge of Probate for Pickens county South Carolina on September 1 1921 at 11 oclock for leave to make final settlement of the personal estate of John T Madden deceased and obtain discharge as administratrix of said estate. Mrs Russel M Madden Administratrix.
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N. A. Christopher, Esq
Pickens County
South Carolina
John T. Madden
Dissolution Notice of Jones and Hendricks General Store
The partnership of KE. L. Jones and B. L. Hendricks dissolves by mutual consent in the IE I Jones and Hendricks general merchandise business Easley R I D f. KE. L. Jones purchases Hendricks share and undertakes all debts. accounts will be received by KE L Jones. Date is the 20th day of ss 6 192).
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KE. L. Jones
B. L. Hendricks
IE. I. Jones & Hendricks
Easley R. I. D. F
KE. LL. Jones
FE. L. Jones
Notice to Debtors and Creditors in Thayer Estate
Notice to debtors and creditors of the late BE. R. Thayer. Claims must be proven and presented by August 1, 1921 or be barred from payment. Executors J. Frank Thayer and Julius I. Thayer require all owed debts to be paid by the same date.
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BE. R. Thayer
J. Frank Thayer
Julius I. Thayer
Revival Meeting at Golden Creek Church
A revival starts the first Sunday in August at Golden Creek church. Rev. Ben Moore joins Rev. B. W. Nelson in leading the meeting. Singers are invited to participate and help in the service.
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Golden Creek Church
Ben Moore
B. W. Nelson
Money to loan on improved farms and city property
Loan terms offered by R. E. Bruce of Pickens S C include financing on improved farms in Pickens Oconee and Greenville counties and on city property in Greenville Easley and Seneca. Office over Keowee Bank.
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Pickens
Oconee
Greenville
Easley
Keowee Bank
Pickens Bank
Pickens School District to Hold Election August 12 1921
Notice from the Office of County Superintendent of Education announces a five mill extra levy election for Pickens School District No. 31. Trustees will act as election managers and conduct the vote at the Pickens Court House in D C as in general elections, per school law Section 1208. Sec and Chairman August 1, 1921.
Watches: A Buyer’s Quick Guide and Tips
A buyer’s quick guide offers practical advice for selecting watches. It covers factors like movement types, water resistance, case material, and personal style to help readers choose a reliable timepiece within budget.
Notice of Jame son cemetery repair gathering
All persons interested in the Jame son cemetery are requested to attend at Same on August 18 at 8:00 a m to help clear the cemetery facilities and surroundings.
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Jameson
Oregon History and the Oregon Trail Summary
The account traces early claims by Spain and England to the Pacific coast, then highlights American rights via the Columbia River discovery in 1792, Astor’s 1811 fur settlement, Lewis and Clark’s expedition, the Oregon Trail migration to the Columbia River, and finally the 1846 settlement boundaries leading to Oregon’s 1859 statehood with 96,699 square miles.
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Pacific
Oregon
Sir Francis Drake
England
Cook
Nootka Sound
Spain
Columbia River
Robert Chay
Boston
Columbia
John Jacob Astor
Pacific Fur Company
Astoria
Northwest
Oregon Trail
Kansas City
United States
Florida
America
Canada
Oregon Territory
State of
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Michigan History From First Inhabitants To Statehood
The article traces Michigan’s early exploration by French missionaries and fur traders beginning in 1610, settlement at Sault Sainte Marie in 1668, and Mackinac and Detroit growth. It covers control shifts to English, 1774 Canadian status, postwar raids, and US annexation after 1783. It notes Northwest Territory boundaries, Ohio dispute, 1887 statehood as the 26th state, and Michigan’s Great Lakes coast. It mentions Lake Michigan’s Algonquin origin and the 15 electoral votes.
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Michigan
Sault Sainte Marie
Father Marquette
Mackinac
Detroit
Canada
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Northwest Territory
Upper Peninsula
Great Lakes
Lake Michigan
McClure
Mechanic Overalls Sold at Hayes Department Store
Hayes Department Store in Easley offers men and boys mechanic overalls union made.
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Hayes Department Store
Easley
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