Complete Storeline Offers Mens Womens and Children Shoes Hats and Clothing
A large shipment of Hamilton-Brown and Hogge-Montgomery shoes for men women and children is offered. American Gentleman and American Lady lines with prices from 3.50 to 5.00 for men and 3.00 to 4.00 for women, plus children's shoes from 1.00 to 2.50. Hats by John B. Stetson and Chesterfield in various prices, coat suits introduced this year with brand new stock, and Miller brand clothing for men with prices 10.00 to 25.00. A wide Dry Goods selection including ratines broadcloth crepes and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton-Brown and Hogge-Montgomery
Pickens
John B. Stetson
Chesterfeld
Miller Brand
Dittman
St. Louis
Capitol
Pickens Pressing Club Opens Dry Cleaning Service
The Pickens Pressing Club in Pickens South Carolina announces a new dry cleaning preparation to handle ladies skirts coats suits kid gloves furs and gentlemen suits with guaranteed satisfaction. Service promises good work and quick delivery with cash on delivery for job work and monthly dues for club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickens Pressing Club
Plan to Create Cotton Bank and Warehouse System for Farmers
A reader proposes a nationwide plan to empower Southern farmers by forming Farmers' Cotton Banks and Warehouses in each cotton county. Shareholders fund loans at five percent, secured by cotton collateral, with storage and insurance prepaid, aiming to lock in prices and reduce dependence on markets and government. The plan includes county committees, central facilities, and nonstockholder access for individual farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
America
South Georgia
Pickens Sentinel
Easley Progress
Daily State
Kirst
Merchandise Gamble and Mail Order Deception
A speaker warns residents against buying from mail order houses, arguing local merchants are trustworthy and provide tangible goods. The speaker questions the reliability of ordering from distant vendors, noting payment by picture or description risks delays and unsatisfactory delivery.
Pickens county cotton market plan proposed in 1914
Josephus H. Newton of Pickens South Carolina urges southern newspapers to copy a plan he calls the Pickens county cotton market plan. He argues against government financial aid to private interests and frames the move as protecting farmers liberties and property. The letter is dated November 21 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickens County
South Carolina
South
Josephus H. Newton
Pickens, S. C
Calf Officer 35 We Align With Col Ella Comment
The State notes agreement with Col Ella and Wheeler Wilcox on clothing revealing temperament and argues there is no reason to stop at attire. The article frames this as a conservative social observation.
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Col. Ella
Wheeler Wilcox
Tax Notice from Pickens County Treasurer in 1914
The 1914 tax period in Pickens County South Carolina opens October 15 and closes December 31 with penalties for late payment. Taxpayers may pay in January to March 15, 1915 with increasing percentages. receipts required by township. options include mail payments by check money order or registered mail. note on stamp denominations and cash handling. Includes school district levies, special district rates, and dog tax. Commutation road tax and capitation dog tax described. County Treasurer Taylor H Stewart requests statements include postage.
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Pickens County
Pickens
S. C
N.B
Dorov Yecred
No. Mills
Mills
Mills School District No. Mills
Taylor H. Stewart
Kelley Maw Engaged Couple Quietly Wed at Home
John Maw son of Samuel Maw and Ida Kelley daughter of Harvey Kelley wed on Wednesday at 1 pm in the residence of Rev. H. A. O Kelle y. The couple, popular among local youth, receive many congratulations and best wishes for the future.
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John Maw
Samuel Maw
Central
Ida Kelley
Harvey Kelley
H. A. O’kelley
We Shouldn't Want the Earth Matters are seldom as black as they are painted
The Fountain Inn Tribune reflects on wartime hardship and the small blessings of life. It notes that few people profit during war, yet existence itself is a blessing with food, clothing, shelter, books, friends, and purpose, under a belief that God governs.
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Fountain Inn Tribune
Summons for Relief in Estate Partition Case
State court action in Pickens County South Carolina seeks sale of real estate of M Olaf Barr to aid assets and partition funds. Plaintiffs J RepT Martin administrator W T Nally and Heb end Zada Barr sue W A Barr Geo S Barr Martin Barr H P Barr Vernessa Nally Adger Nally Wylie Miller Alfa Miller defendants. Non resident defendants Wylie Miller Alfa Miller advised to answer within twenty days. guardian ad litem requested for infant Alfa Miller. dated November 12 1914.
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State of
South Carolina
Pickens County
Court of Common Pleas
W.T. Nally
M. Olar Barr
Zada Barr
W. A. Barr
Geo. S. Barr
Martin Barr
H. P. Barr
Vernessa Nally
Adger Nally
Wylie Miller
Alfa Miller
Greenville
J. Rept. Martin
Pickens
8. C
M. Olaf Barr
J. Rept
Marrtin
Gracie Miller
Earl of Attesborough Returns as Hidden Heir in Ball
Alan Redwood, long presumed dead, returns at a masked ball in the duke of Arranton's estate claiming the title Earl of Attesborough. He reveals a fortune earned in California and the pair’s union is revived as he settles debts and secures Gladys Fellowes's hand.
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Earl of Attesborough
Alan Redwood
Gladys Fellowes
Duke of Arranton
Alan
Gladys
America
Altu
England
Pest
Sebastopol
Allen Redwood
New York
British Isles
Attesboroughs
Arrantons
MacCormack
Earl of
Attesborough
California
Great American Desert
Rocky Mountains
Landis Residents Hold Annual Rabbit Hunt in North Carolina
A North Carolina community in Lan dis held its annual rabbit hunt on Thursday at J.A. Wright's place in ville. Hunters gathered for the traditional event marking the Old North State tradition.
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North Carolina
Old North State
Landis
J.A. Wright
Ville
Mayr’s Wonderful Stomach Remedy Praised by Carolina Readers
Southeast readers report swift relief from Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy with claims of eased chronic stomach and bowel trouble. Letters from W. R. Davenport of Parker and J. E. Erwin of Winston-Salem cite life-changing results, while an ad notes nationwide use and availability through Pickens Drug Co.
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Carolina
Mayr
W. R. Davenport
Parker
N. GC
J E. Erwin
Winston-Salem, N.C
United States
Pickens Drag Go
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AIG Brothers Company
the Pickens Pressing Club
Acourt. & CO
Louisville
Ify Cei
Kelley
China
Japan
E. L
G. B. Hamilton Easley, S. C
We Objetvnel
Desi
Esayer
Farmers’ Line Department
Southern Bell Telephone
South Pryor St
Atlanta, Ga
The
Keowee Bank
the Keowee. Bank
General Merchandise
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