Booster Period Drives Subscriptions for The Sentinel Contest
The Sentinel urges Pickens County readers to boost candidates by subscribing for two year plans to earn 72,000 votes during a Booster Period ending February 11. New contestants may enter now. prizes include a $700 player piano. Enthusiasm and local help fuel the race as readers are encouraged to secure free voting coupons and prepaid subscriptions.
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Old Bach Fight Prompts Prohibition Wink in Six Mile Notes
The column notes excellent fall plowing in Pea Ridge and visits by T. M. and Claud Mauldin of Elbert County Georgia plus Waco Holliday from Garvin. It mentions a pneumonia illness, a fifty-eighth birthday feast for Jim Durham, church and Sunday School reports, a fatal child fire at Six Mile, and a call to fight for state wide prohibition.
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Pea Ridge
Messrs
T. M
Claud Mauldin
Elbert County
Georgia
Six Mile
Garrett School
J.E. Koster
Mountain View
Cris’ Abercrombie
Cheohee
Phil
Messrs. Ward
Clyde Garrett
Six Mile Sunday School
Nod Seine
Durham
Walter Pinson
Central
Local notes from Liberty town visits and guests
The Rev. J. C. Bailey returned from Inman. Miss Strickland of Georgia is staying with Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Strickland. Mrs. Warren Smith and children visited flames in Central. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Johnson hosted the graded school teachers at tea last Monday. The Rev. Mr. Ligon from Columbia spent Saturday and Sunday in town.
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J. C. Bailey
Inman
Miss Strickland
Georgia
C. H. Strickland
Warren Smith
Fla Iges
Central
L. A. Johnson
Mr. Ligon
Columbia
Confederate U D C Meeting at Mrs Smiths Home
The Keowee U D C chapter held a Friday afternoon meeting at Mrs Bessie Smiths home. A program on General Lee featured sketches, duets and a paper on Lee by Mrs A L Johnson. A medal contest for best paper on the Confederacy concluded with Garnett Sheldon winning. social hour included salad and coffee.
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Keowee U. D. C
Bessie Smith
General Lee
Lee
W. A. Sheldon
Willie Parsons
J. N. Blum
A. L. Johnson
Juanita
Marie Smith
Laura Blum
Women of the Confederacy
Elvin Hamby
R. E. Lee
Walter Long
T. J. Jackson
Lloyd Boggs
The
Confederacy
Garnett Sheldon
Mr. Hancock
Central
J. F. Keown
C. H. Strickland
J. C. C. Bailey
Misses Willie
Net Parsons
Annie Bell Brown
Mesdames
W. B. Glenn
Jim Parsons
Is Your Boiler Working Properly
The advertisement extols Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy for stomach trouble. It likens the stomach to a boiler and claims the tablets strengthen and invigorate it, enabling the body to function fully. Sold by all dealers.
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South Carolina Lawmakers Thread Bitter Session on Racial Education Bill
Dispatched from Columbia a busy session sees bills on memorials for Battle of the Crater dead, pension reforms, railway consolidations, architecture licensing, public parks, road taxes, school attendance, rural police, county clerks, and stricter limits on white teachers in black schools. The Former bill restricting interracial teaching passes third reading amid fierce debate. the Charleston delegation leads opposition. The Welch canal bill and two-cent travel rate also advance amid key committee actions.
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James
Judiciary Committee
Welch
Columbia Railway, Gas and Electric Company
Columbia Canal
Tidewater
Gervais Street
Rocky Branch
H. K. Osborne
General Assembly
Zeigler
Development of Pawleys Island Seashore Resort Planned
Rumors say active work will begin soon on developing Pawleys Island into a seashore resort. The site, long known as a top Southern coast retreat, requires costly transportation upgrades from Georgetown to realize full development.
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Pawley’s Island
Georgetown
Craig Bros Co Seeks Cane Seed Purchases At Top Price
Advertises willingness to buy cane seed, claims price has peaked, and invites sellers to come in with all they can obtain. Contact Craig Bros. Co. for offers.
Street Car Construction Profitable in Columbia
Alfred Wallace of the Columbia Railway, Gas and Electric Co says building street cars in Columbia is profitable. The firm saves 800 to 1000 dollars per car, with three built in recent years and two more planned each year. A U S bulletin notes the city’s street car industry. House to Visit Charleston Vote Passes 67 to 30
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Columbia
Alfred Wallace
Columbia Railway, Gas and Electric Company
Easley Man B C Holcombe Visits Town on Tuesday
B C Holcombe of Easley route 2 was in town on business Tuesday completing a routine visit and likely meeting local contacts.
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B. C. Holcombe
Easley
Seed retailer B F Parsons Adds Burpee Seed Lot
B F Parsons received a fine assortment of Burpee seed offerings for local gardeners. The collection features a variety of vegetable and flower varieties suited to the region’s growing season.
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B. F. Parsons
State Items of Interest to All South Carolina
Anderson county lands are taxed at 7.34 per acre the highest rate in the state. Berkeley has the lowest at 1.55. Other top rates include See 6.41 Spartanburg 6.18 Chester 6.03 Dillon 5.91 Marlboro 5.72 Newberry 5.65 and Richland 4.66. Males are assessed highest in Hampton and lowest in Pickens. Richland’s average land value for taxation is 68 dollars. Richland jail is empty one night with no lights or inmates as a drizzle falls. Poultry Association meets in Columbia planning a major show possibly linked to the state fair. Anderson prepares for a large Sunday School convention February 11-13.
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Anderson County
South Carolina
Comptroller General
Senate
Berkeley
Anderson
Spartanburg
Chester
Dillon
Marlboro
Newberry
Richland
Hampton
Pickens
Notable flight by aviation firm ends with 20 minutes aloft
Crowd of 3000 witnesses as H. M. Reinhardt flies a plane for twenty minutes. Greenville jury finds Clyde Willis not guilty of murder in the Pruitt case after three hours of deliberation. Esther D. Royall to lead girls canning club work in Charleston County for another season. Williston farmers anticipate a strong asparagus season with crates ready to ship in a month. Tolbert brothers sell 350 bales of cotton for $24,000 to $25,000 paid by Greenwood Cotton Mill. William H. Ingram missing after Monroe wreck. he had left Sumter for New York on business. William Hand elected president of Anderson College, to begin July 1. Caesarean birth of twins reported in Spartanburg. Spartanburg women form Equal Suffrage Club. Newberry school trustees hold meeting with State Supervisor Swearingan present. Greenville mills move to weekly pay, $40,000 weekly circulation anticipated. Sheriff Miller raids Swansea Hotel, seizes liquor. Eastern Carolina Poultry Association plans premium list for Thanksgiving show November 25–27.
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H. M. Reinhardt
Greenville
Clyde Willis
Alex Pruitt
Esther D. Royall
Chamber of Commerce
County Board of Education
Canning Club
Charleston County
Williston
Tom Tolbert
RB. R. Tolbert, Jr
Greenwood Cotton Mill
William H. Ingram
Monroe
Sumter
New York
William H. Hand
Anderson College
Spartanburg
Equal Suffrage Club
Newberry County
Court House
Brown
Swearingan
Woodside
Sim J. Miller
Swansea
Claude C. Gantt
Eastern Carolina Poultry Asociation
Darlington
South Carolina
John B. Robinson Seen In Pickens On Monday
John B. Robinson of Easley was in Pickens briefly Monday while returning from a visit to his East Atto place.
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John B. Robinson
Easley
Pickens
Eastatoe
Pickens Mill News Dear Editor Plans and social notes
Dear Editor notes health of the village is good with few exceptions. Mrs J H Hughes and her son Claud returned from Easley visit. Willie Masters hosted a sociable Saturday night. Ora Cassell Lillie Chapman Easley visit relatives. Holsten Rampey and wife from Liberty visited. Ina Rampey Liberty visited Christine Parsons. J S Chandler Fasley visited L E Hughes. Self player piano inspected. Mrs Ed Chapman, sick last week, is up again.
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J. H. Hughes
Claud
Ned Cassell
Easley
Willie Masters
Ora Cassell
Lillie Chapman
J. E. Rammpes
Ina Rampey
Liberty
Christine Parsons
J. S. Chandler
Fasley
L. E. Hughes
Sentinel
Ed Chapman
Twelve Mile News Briefs Include Local Health and Quarters
Twelve Mile reports Mr. Robert Ferguson confined with rheumatism and hopes of his early return home. Praters school sees a large winter attendance as several pupils suffer pneumonia. Mary Berry of Richland is principal with Margaret Attaway of Pickens as assistant. Rev. J. T. MacFarlane delivers a January 4th Sunday service at Twelve Mile church. Convicts are cutting roads in the area. Ronnie Brooks of Mauldin S C visited Miss Mary Farmer and returned home. Edd Farmer and brothers went to Dallas on January 14 with his bride Cora Copeland of Chick Springs, married January 11.
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Praters School
Mary Berry
Richland
Margaret Attaway
Pickens
J. T. MacFarlane
Twelve Mile Church
Ronnie Brooks
Mauldin S. C
Mary Farmer
Messrs
Edd
Frank and
Paul Farmer
Dallas Tex
Cora Copeland
Chick Springs
Ship Crash Off Norfolk Drowns Forty Three Passengers
A fog shrouded waters near Norfolk as the liner Nantucket rammed the steamer Monroe, sinking it in ten minutes. Forty three people perished, ninety one were saved, including notes tying W. H. Ingram of Sumter, S C to local judges Purdy and Wilson.
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Nantucket
Monroe
W. H. Ingram
Sumter
Purdy
Wilson
The Best Cough Medicine Adverts by L C Hames
The best cough medicine claim from L C Hames of Marbury Alabama. He praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as one of the best medicines for colds and whooping cough, noting its effectiveness for his family. Available from all dealers.
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L.C. Hames
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Adv
Death of Mr Silvanus D Head at Lowry farm
A sad death occurred last Thursday as Silvanus D Head died after moving to the Lowry farm near Adams crossing in Oconee county. He was a Baptist member for years and survived by his companion Mrs Diney Head, daughter of H T Dodd.
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Jordan
Mr. Head
Diney Head
H. T. Dodd
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Adam’s Crossing
Oconee County
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