Dacusville News Notes Many Local Visitors and Crops
Miss Anna Hughes visited her father L G Hughes. Miss Zoa McCombs saw sister Mrs Emma Garren. Crops look fine after rain, heavy rain July 4 will help. Mrs W T Smith improving from pellagra. Myra Turner visited by Mrs L S Edens of Marietta. J L Duncan family visited Mr and Mrs J L Friddle. A baby boy born to I G Hughes. Stork visited on the 2d. Willie, Hubert Robinson and Andrew Stephens bought new top buggies. Candidates slow to announce county offices. OLp GRUNTER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles P. Singleton
Anna Hughes
L G. Hughes
Zoa McCombs
Emma Garren
W. T. Smith
L. S. Edens
Marietta
Myra Turner
Dacusville
J. L. Duncan
Greenville County
J. L. Friddle
I. G. Hughes
Willie Robinson
Hubert Robinson
Andrew Stephens
E. L. Jones
Easley
W. N. Hughes
Greenville
J. A. Jones
Olp Grunter
Dodson's Liver Tone Proposed as Safe Calomel Alternative
Dodson's Liver Tone is advertised as a gentle effective remedy for a torpid liver that avoids calomel’s harsh side effects. It claims to be entirely vegetable and pleasant tasting, suitable for children and adults, with a money back guarantee at The Pickens Drug Co. If it fails to satisfy, customers receive a refund at the store.
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Dodson
Pickens Drug Co
Adv
Relatives Recover Body Before Easley Inquest
A dead man’s body was not stolen from Easley city hall but was moved by relatives before the coroner's inquest. Chief McKinney retrieved the remains from Liberty and brought them back to Easley where the inquest occurred Tuesday night around 10.
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Jim Alexander
Easley
Chief McKinney
Liberty
Public Letter Denounces Political Enemies as Liars
E P McCravey pleads for publication to defend his name against “pack of dirty lying cowards” and urges a clean campaign. He warns readers to beware of lies and asserts his longtime fights for working people while expressing willingness to face opponents.
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Chain Gang
E. P. McCravey
Causes of Stomach Troubles and Advice on Tablets
Causes of stomach troubles include sedentary habits lack of outdoor exercise insufficient mastication constipation a torpid liver worry and anxiety overeating and unsuitable food or drink Correct your habits and take Chamberlains Tablets and you will soon be well again For sale by all dealers Adv Paul and Silas are the names of twin boys living near Pickens They should make good men.
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Chamberlain
Adv
Paul
Silas
Pickens
Pickens Bank Statement of Condition 1914
The Pickens Bank reports assets totaling 268 111.56 with loans 231 678.56 and cash and deposits 36 433.00. Liabilities include deposits 95 051.96 with capital stock 320 500.00 and surplus 40 000.00. notes rediscounted 10 000.00 and other liabilities 8 ? total equals assets. The sworn statement by cashier Frank McFall dated July 6 1914 was witnessed by Notary W. L. Matheny.
Condition of Farmers and Merchants Bank Liberty S C June 30 1914
Bank statement from Liberty South Carolina shows assets totaling 66761.04 with loans total deposits 23891.54, time certificates 8231.61, cash etc. Official sworn July 6 1914 by cashier W H Chapman with notary W B Glenn. Directors T N Hunter J F Crane. Included quote sloth as a vice from a separate note.
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Farmers and Merchants Bank
Liberty
S. C
State of
South Carolina
County of Pickens
W. H. Chapman
W B. Glenn
Hudson Family Reunion on Independence Day at Bethel Home
A large Hudson family gathering near Bethel celebrated the 4th with song by Jim and Prince, speeches by Bro. Dave Parrish Joab Hudson and the writer, and a bountiful dinner. Evening reminiscences and plans for a next year at Mary Hudson’s home closed the gathering.
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Hudson
Near Bethel
Jim
Prince
Dave Parrish
Joab Hudson
Mary Hudson
Marion Hudson
Rampey Family Reunion Honors Parents at Liberty Fourth
A Rampey family reunion at Liberty on the Fourth gathered 86 children and grandchildren around shade trees for a dinner and blessings by son A Rampey. Attendees included W A Brooks C S Porter J T Gaines Jo Rampey Lawrence Davis and Will Rogers family friends E D Brooks Maude Wimpee. The day ended with fond memories and a humorous verse from Our Dumb Animals.
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Liberty
Rampey
A. Rampey
W.A. Brooks
C. S. Porter
J. T. Gaines
Jo Rampey
Lawrence Davis
Pickens
Will Rogers
Westminster
E. D Brooks
Maude Wimpee
Mayr Stomach Remedy Shows Noted Carolina Benefits
Southeast readers report rapid relief from Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy. Letters from W. R. Davenport of Parker and J. E. Erwin of Winston-Salem praise its effects, claiming life saving results. The ad urges care due to imitators and directs inquiries to Pickens Drug Co or Geo H. May, Mfg. Chemist in Chicago.
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Carolina
Mayr
W.R. Davenport
Parker
N. C
J. E. Erwin
Winston-Salem, N.C
United States
Maya
Keowee Bank Statement for Pickens South Carolina June 30 1914
Statement of the condition of the Keowee Bank at Pickens South Carolina as of June 30 1914. It lists capital stock paid in surplus funds undivided profits less current expenses and taxes paid due to banks and bankers dividends unpaid individual deposits saving deposits cashier's checks bills payable total 74646. The document includes cashier Jno C Carey and notaries public authorization dated July 6 1914.
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Keowee Bank
Pickens
S. C
Liabili Capital
State OF
South Carolina
Jno
C. Carey
Abo Ears
Owen
N . J.P. Carey
Stewart
Boggs
JP. Carey JR
New Primary Voting Rules Outline Enrolment Process
The State Democratic convention requires Democrats to enroll in the club district where they reside to vote in the August primary. Eligible White Democrats meeting age and residency criteria may enroll by signing the club district roll, with in person or mark enrollment if unable to write. Enrollment books open by early June and close on the last Tuesday in July, with notices from county chairmen.
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United States
South Carolina
Compulsory Education Push in Ohio and South Carolina
A letter from Ohio public instruction superintendent Frank W. Milter argues compulsory education raises progress and attendance. He states Ohio has 90 of 100 white children in school, compares to 72 in South Carolina, and rejects repeal efforts. The exchange notes support from other states and emphasizes longer school terms and better educational chances.
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United States
South Carolina
Ohio
Superintendent of Public Instruction of
Sary
Frank W. Milter
Columbus
H. Bake
Greenwood
S. C
Surprising Cure of Stomach Trouble
Mrs. G Stengle of Plainfield New Jersey reports stomach trouble for over a month and says Chamberlain's Tablets improved her digestion after reading letters from cured users. She has taken most of a package and can now eat almost anything. For sale by all dealers.
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G. Stengle
Plainfield
M. J
Chamberlain
Adv
Third Sunday at Enon Singing Convention
The Liberty township inter denominational singing convention meets the 3rd Sunday July 19 at Enon Baptist church. All lovers of music are invited to spend the day as old and new songs are sung. Bring books and well filled baskets.
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Liberty Township
Gilstrap Reunion Near Pickens In August
The Gilstrap family plans a reunion at the Hardy Gilstrap place three miles south of Pickens on August 1. R F Smith of Easley and others will speak. The Abbeville Medium questions why Congressman Johnson secures Washington jobs for his supporters and wonders about the Third district.
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Gilstrap
Hardy Gilstrap
Pickens
R. F. Smith
Easley
Johnson
Washington
Abbeville
Voter Registration Critique Sparks Club Roll Debate
A Greenville Piedmont quote condemns those who abstain from enrolling their names on club rolls as unworthy of voting. The Newberry Observer adds, he won’t vote anyway. The brief exchange highlights friction over voter participation and club membership requirements in local discourse.
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Greenville Piedmont
Newberry Observer
Soups and Chowder guide for hearty meals
A readable kitchen guide presents three soups Corn Chowder Convent Soup and Good Vegetable Soup with details on ingredients steps and substitutions. The corn chowder uses corn potatoes onion parsley butter and flour with milk or egg optional. The Convent Soup uses white fish onion turnip celery and nutmeg with lemon juice. The Good Vegetable Soup combines carrots turnips tomatoes peas corn and potatoes with rice optional.
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Esther
Cranberry Fuffs
A recipe instructs mixing sifted flour with baking powder and salt then rubbing in butter. Beat eggs with milk and fold in cranberries then steam in buttered cups for an hour. Savor with cranberry sauce made by boiling sugar water cranberry juice and lemon juice.
How to Make Mixture Bubbles Fried Balls
Remove the mixture from the fire and let it cool slight. Shape into balls about half an egg in size. Dip each ball in beaten egg then in bread crumbs. Fry in a basket in boiling lard until pale brown.
Apple Tart Apple Sugar Mixture Instructions
Cream and peel tart apples. Core and slice, weigh. For three pounds prepare one cup sugar. Add grated rind and melt in a granite kettle with the apples.
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Reece
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Pepsi-Cola
Per Dhar
Anderson Phosphate & Oil Co
Anderson, S. C
Folgar, Thornley & Co
Uncle Sam
Pickens, S. C
Schulz
Hoosier
E. I& G. B. Hamilton
Pickens Bank
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Frank McFall
W. L. Matheny
J. M.D. Bruce
Frank Mall
J. M. Stewart
W.h.chapman
T. N. Hunter
J. F. Crane
Duneies
Pickens Hardware & Grocery Company
Pickens, South Carolina
F. W. Lippman CO
Ccnehe Ga
Enon
Gilstrap Reunion
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