Four Bostonians Set for School Auditorium Show
The Pickens Sentinel reports the famous Four Bostonians will perform at the school auditorium Wednesday night, February 18, as local residents note community events and visits.
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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1914
Page
4
The Pickens Sentinel reports the famous Four Bostonians will perform at the school auditorium Wednesday night, February 18, as local residents note community events and visits.
Bar rington-Hall coffee sold through Folger Thornley & Co. The Sentinel advertises a cash prize contest offering 15 dollars in gold by month’s end. Detective Zade Cox aided in recovering stolen goods from Easley depot. Caudle’s theft involved a citizen of the county. J D Simmons relocates to Six Mile for better schooling. Dwight Attaway visits Atlanta and College Park. Broad way Jones misidentified by fashion. W R Hicks, a Belton transplant, reports 4500 pounds of lint cotton on nine acres near Ooleney church with guano kainit and manure. aims to surpass this yield.
A catalog-style notice notes we will handle several lines featuring leading fertilizer brands and products such as acids nitrate of potash and nitrate of soda, indicating a broad range of fertilizer items.
A promotional note presents Bigger Buying Power Meals Better Buying Power as a program or theme to demonstrate enhanced purchasing power and value to participants. The text emphasizes improved value and consumer benefits.
Obituary notes John D Edens born November 4 1863 in Pickens County South Carolina died January 26 1914. He taught school from 1881 in North Carolina and South Carolina was not a church member but held strong Christian values and Sunday school interest. He leaves a wife Mary Lynch and four children. Funeral at his home with burial in Fickens cemetery.
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