Tax Notice From Pickens County Treasurer Office
County tax books open October 16 1915 to December 31 1915 for state and county taxes. Delinquent payments incur 1 percent added if paid in January 1916, 2 percent if paid through 1916, and 7 percent after March 1910 to the month’s end. Taxpayers urged to check township districts and school districts, or write to receive amount due and pay by check money order or registered mail. Do not send cash unregistered or stamps above 2 cents.
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Notice of Letters of Administration in Pickens County
Probate Judge issues order for A J Boggs C C P to grant letters of administration for J G Hunter estate. Heirs and relatives must appear before the Court of Probate in Pickens County South Carolina on the 24th of October 1916 at 11 o clock in the forenoon to show cause why administration should not be granted or letters conferred.
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Ioia
South Carolina
J. B. Newbery, Esq
Pickens County
W. G. Cooley
J. P. Carey
Breezier
J. B. Newbery
John C. Dunkin
J.T. Hitt
Notice to Debtors and Creditors for Estate of J R Dalton
Administrators B Dalton and W R Dalton warn all creditors and those holding claims against the estate of the late J R Dalton to present them proven by February 18 1916. Debtors owed to the estate must pay the undersigned before that date.
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Atlee Teagiehay
Parsons
J. R. Dalton
Cut Your Store Bill Down One Half
Tens of thousands of farmers and townsfolk reduced store bills by half last year despite short crops and low wages. The Hastings 1916 Seed Catalogue explains how home gardens save money and lists garden seeds worth buying. Free on request from Hastings Co., Atlanta, Ga.
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Hastings
H. G. Hastings ,Co
Atlanta
Local obituaries note multiple deaths in Liberty and surrounding areas
The notice catalogs deaths of James Henry Barkley age 3 in Liberty, Alex McCall near Gray Court, P Choice Willard in Oklahoma with county relatives grieving, Lou Trotter age 82 in Oconee, Mrs. Thomas Jewel near Marietta with Waldrop kin, John T. Roe of Six Mile long disabled by a well accident, and other family survivors across Pickens Easley Greenville and Laurens counties. Death causes include heart failure and long standing injuries.
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Alex McCall
Pickens County
Gray Court
Laurens County
Thomas Jewel
Marietta
R. B. Waldrop
Pickens
Dave Waldrop
Easley
A. B. Waldrop
T. J. Newby
Martha Reynolds
Greenville County
Nightlife and mischief in Hogwallow district notes
Rural police trace a creek chase while locals mend fences and plan chairs. A juried disturbance case ends in acquittal. The Hogwallow Improvement Association seeks funds for post office seating as winter visitors rise. Small-town banter covers missing watches and clothing buys amid a flurry of nearby towns and quirky anecdotes.
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Gander Creek
Slim Flinders
Poke Easley
Champion Whittler
Fletcher Henstep
Sidney Hocks
Bounding Last Billows
Sidney
Hogwallow
Raz Barlow
Tickville
Cricket Hicks
Bounding Billows
Sim Flinders
Atlas Peck
Marriages at Liberty and surrounding area
Several marriage notices from Liberty and nearby communities detail unions in late 1915 and early 1916. Lesi Stevens wed Claud Elrod with family ties to Easley and Isaqueena Mill. Beulah Hendricks married S M Childs of Pickens. K E Speights and Gladys McWhorter joined at the bride’s Liberty home. L C Masters wed J B Revis, both of nearby towns. The ér brides carried bouquets and guests feasted after ceremonies.
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Leazelle Stevens
Claud Elrod
Stamey
Walker Stevens
Easley Mill No. 2
Liberty
John Elrod
Isaqueena Mill
Central
John C. Bailey
K. E. Speights
Greenville
Gladys McWhorter
Thomas H. McWhorter
Weather and life in Little Eastatoe community news notes
Unfavorable weather slows farm work though small grain looks fine. Local updates include Mrs. A T Winchester improving after illness, Mrs. W W Aiken injured thumb, a birth of a girl to Mr and Mrs J H Ramey, and Antioch school nearing winter closure with praise for Miss Mary Eddie Woodson. Reverend B F Murphree elected pastor of Antioch Baptist Church. service days updated. Community visits and local movements reported, plus a subscriber story about Mountain Sprout reader rejoining The Sentinel, a Pickens county family paper at two cents a week.
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J. Suson
Liberty
Mise Bessie
Leo M. Childress
Greenville
Flat Rock Baptist Church
Washington, D. C
Mrs. Childress
Piedmont
A. T. Winchester
W. W. Aiken
J.H. Ramey
Antioch School
Mary Eddie Woodson
Fountain Inn
Elijah Winchester
R. P. Prince
Six Mile
Johnnie Chastain
B. F. Murphree
Daniel Winchester
Big Hastatoe
Twelve Mile
Nine Times Gap
W. H. Stewart
Route 2
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