Pickens Couple Rosa Ellis and Furman Holder Wed in Lathem
Miss Rosa Ellis of Greenwood County married Furman Holder at the bride’s uncle's Lathem home on Thanksgiving day. Rev. B Holder performed the ceremony and the couple plan to reside in Pickens after Christmas.
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Pickens
Rosa Ellis
Furman Holder
Lathem
Rev. B Holder
Miss Ellis
Greenwood County
Holder
Jeff D. Holder
Picikens
the Sentinel
Prohibition prompts farmer boycott of whiskey ads in papers
Farmer P Strickland of Easley denounces whiskey advertising in local papers and vows to cancel subscriptions until such ads end. He cites The Sentinel and nearby papers as pushing drift toward barrooms. Union Suits, Pickens Sentinel, Easley Progress quote debates, while Union, C E Robinson and Isaiah Cox visit Pickens.
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P. Strickland
Ted
Stillers
Easley
Nick
Jin Pickens
Pickens
Mesdames C. E. Robinson
Isaiah Cox
City
T. Y. Hunter
Gazette
Tri County Fair proposed to unite Oconee Anderson and Pickens
Pendleton Farmers Society votes to form a Piedmont Tri County Fair with a 1913 launch and a 1915 centennial celebration. Each county will appoint five members to an executive committee to plan and run the fair. The piece urges regional unity and notes Pickens county’s strong expected exhibit support.
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Pendleton
Oconee
Anderson
Pickens
Association
Anderson, Pickens and Oconee
Piedmont
South Carolina
Death of Mrs Nancy Rigdon Near Fortner
Mrs Nancy Rigdon, widow of Joe Berry Rigdon, died last Friday at her Fortner area home at about 73. She left children N J McJunkin, Daniel McJunkin, J F Massingill, Charlie Howard, Phillip Rigdon, W A Rigdon, James Rigdon. The funeral was held at Ooleney church Saturday with Rev J E Foster. she belonged to Pleasant Grove church. Her long life was marked by usefulness and charity, and she rests in eternal peace, guided by faith.
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Nancy Rigdon
Fortner
Joe Berry Rigdon
Ooleney Church
J. E. Foster
Foils A Foul Plot With Pills Ad
An advertisement for Dr. King’s New Life Pills claims to cure distress by urging action of stomach, liver and bowels and restoring health. It notes the product costs 25 cents at Pickens Drug Company.
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Dr. King
Pickens Drug Company
Cortright Metal Roofing Sees 1913 Growth in Philadelphia
The Cortright Metal Roofing Company of Philadelphia reports 1913 will bring large business in metal shingles. The Sentinel celebrates the ads that helped the success and invites readers interested in roofing to contact local agents Heath Bruce Morrow Co.
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Cortright Metal Roofing Company
Philadelphia
Cortright
Sentinel
Heath- Bruce-Morrow Co
Electric Bitters Cited By West Virginia Woman
C B Rader of Lewisburg praises Electric Bitters for curing a ten year rheumatic and stomach trouble, claiming the remedy treated dyspepsia digestion jaundice and kidney poisons. The letter attributes a double benefit to the tonic.
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C. B. Rader
Lewisburg
W. Va
Richardson's Laxative Tonic Promoted by South Carolina Doctor
Dr. Richardson of Anderson, South Carolina, touts Laxative Tonic as a liver remedy and general tonic. He claims it cures chills fever constipation and nervousness and backs it with testimonials from prominent locals. Consumers are urged to buy fifty cent or one dollar bottles from their druggist or contact the R L T Co in Anderson for orders.
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Wresedtee
Richardson
Anderson, T CL
Iis
Anderson, 8. C
Electric Bitters Guaranteed Satisfaction at 50 Cents
Advertorial excerpt touts Electric Bitters as superior for rheumatism. Claims every bottle satisfies and urges readers to buy at Pickens Drug Company for 50 cents each.
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Pickens Drug Company
Notice of Administration for John Fuller Estate
Citation by J. B. Newbery Probate Judge of Pickens County South Carolina calls all kindred and creditors of John Fuller deceased to appear at Pickens Court House on December 5, 1912 at 11 a.m. to show cause why Letters of Administration should not be granted. Dated November 2, 1922.
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South Carolina
Pickens
J. B. Newbery
D. F. Fuller
John Fuller
Pickens Court House
S. C
Dr King’s New Discovery Fights Pneumonia Colds
The article extols Dr King’s New Discovery as a superior remedy against winter illnesses and pneumonia threats. It cites Mrs. George W Place of Rawsonville Vermont praising its power against coughs colds and croup and mentions a price of 50 cents and 1.00 at Pickens Drug Company.
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Dr. King
George W. Place
Rawsonville
Pickens Drug Company
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Anderson and Pickens
Keowee Courier
Pickens County
Good Lady
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Yours Truly
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Iron King
New Home Sewing Machines
Chase City
Babcock
Mitchell Wagons
Mitchell Automobiles
B. F. Martin
J A. McCullough McUllough
Martin & Blythe
Attorneys-At-Law
Masonic Temple
Greenville
Martin, Greene & Earle Anderson
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Ent
A. K. Park
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Georgia
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