Farmers May Grind Full Year’s Flour Supply
Columbia reports modified Food Administration rules let farmers grind a year’s flour from homegrown wheat for their families and tenants at 12 pounds per person monthly. Flour must be balanced with substitutes fifty fifty, even when selling to neighbors or merchants, and buyers may need certificates. Threshermen and farmers are bound by the same terms.
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Food Administration
Columbia
The
South Carolina
Licenses Required for Poultry and Egg Trade
A Wilson proclamation requires country storekeepers who buy eggs and some poultry from farmers for resale to obtain licenses from the Food Administration. Any seller of poultry or eggs beyond direct retail to consumers must be licensed, and stores must fill out blanks from the Administration to comply with the law.
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Columbia
Wilson
Food Administration
United States Food Administration
War rhetoric urges Allied food effort and German defeat
The speaker warns of mass hunger across Europe under German rule and stresses that the United States must bolster food, ships, men, and munitions to sustain the Allies. He asserts Germany’s defeat is essential to preserve freedom and prevent further famine-driven suffering.
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United States
Europe
Finland
Serbia
Arisaia
Germany
Belgium
France
Statement of June 1918 Supervisor's Office expenditures
June 1918 expenditures through the Supervisor's Office total a large list of items and payments to individuals and firms. It includes supplies from Barr, Austin Bros, and Finley & Whitmire, bridge and road work by several contractors, payments to magistrates, aid to the poor, and various clerical and institutional costs. Amounts cover labor, materials, fuels, and services with line items naming numerous workers and suppliers. Total on hand June 1 is not specified in the readable portion.
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Townes
Barr
Ars PN Lpi
Barr/Bros
Austin Bros
C Daves
Geo Williams
Scrape
Heerese
Earl Chastain
Ray Lynch
Scrape Foreman
Aru
JE Daves
Acrane
D Hudson
Grover
Childs
CW Sizemore
US Edens
John Tel Gater
Mary Rowland
Chas
Sanders
W Howard
W Connelly
MiSiGantis
T’ Hendrix
Uae
Clint Hunniecutt
Clint Keyton
M Lawrence
Rebecca Reeves
H Johnson
Finley & Whitmire
Fee Nally
Umber
Eie
SUE UW Atgon Road Works
Ea Sliss
Boss Anders
H Riggins
T Skelton
Aiea Tienda
W Bowen
Anc
O Stewart
Eg Eel
Williams
RJ Hughes
W M Long
J T McKinney
Tm Mery EU Prilas
Wsiene Nering
Lula Lesley
JC Alexander
RS Porter
WE Boggs
Ever & Co
Texas Co
J L Cantrell
Porter
Obie Mansell
Tom Bates
Pickens Drug Co
LaBoon
M Porter
E Williams
A Roper
Daves
Dorr
Elias Day
F Hester
Opto Ee Airn
Collins
Seawright
Warren Sloan
Fee Rae
United Duck
Indian Refining
Lester Book Co
Auditor - el Dees
OS Stewart
CC P
Fields Reeves
S D Hudson
Clyde Porter
Henderson & Williams
F Farmer
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co
Court House
Geo Hendrix
Tneieere
Jim Finley
Scrape Hand
H Swayangham
Scrape Man
Tields Reeves
Cantrell
JO Stewart
Easley
Balky
Staatetis
McCollum
Bat Hunter
Roydl
Emma Majors
Hinton
Hendricks Announces Candidacy for Pickens County Commissioner
A. Hendricks announces candidacy for the office of Pickens County Commissioner subject to voters in the approaching primary election. The statement reads as a formal declaration of intent to seek the office and participate in the electoral process.
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Pickens County
A. Hendricks
Important Notice to Pickens Co Voters
Electors must add their names to precinct club rolls to vote in the Democratic primaries and obtain a registration certificate for the general and other elections. Registration books open daily during July and August. club rolls close July 30. A certificate does not entitle voting in the primaries.
Odd Lunch With Royals Sparks Talk Of Democracy
The Houston Post notes King George and Queen Mary enjoyed genuine American buckwheat cakes and praised them. The piece humorously envisions future visits by a royal embrace of democracy Methodism and American opportunity, imagining spicy domestic dishes behind royal journeys.
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The
Houston Post
King George
Queen Mary
Rev J T Mann Announces July Preaching Schedule
Blind evangelist Rev J T Mann will preach on the third Sunday in July at Mountain Grove and Pickens Baptist church with services at 11:00 a m 4:00 p m and 8:30 p m Prof Bolding to lead singing at all services and wishes to meet singers prior to the services.
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John T. Mann
Mountain Grove
Pickens Baptist Church
Bolding
Millers Certificates Offered At Four Dimes per Hundred
The Sentinel reports a small stock of Millers Certificates for sale at 40 cents per hundred.
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Sentinel
University of South Carolina scholarship and entrance exams
The University of South Carolina will hold scholarship and admissions exams at the county courthouse on Friday July 12 1918 at 9 am. Applicants must be at least sixteen. Scholarships worth $100 plus free tuition and fees total $158. awards go to those with the highest exam average among qualified applicants. Write to President Currell for scholarship blanks to file by July 5. Next session opens September 18 1918. For details and catalog address THE PRESIDENT 8. C. University Columbia S C.
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University of
Currell
Ull 5
8. C. University
Columbia
S. C
College OF Charleston
South Carolina
Harrison Randolph
Notice of Administration for Mary E. Reid Estate
Citation by J B Newbery probate judge seeks heirs and creditors to appear at Pickens Court House July 18 1918 at 11 o clock in the forenoon to show cause why C E Bush should not be granted letters of administration for the estate of Mary E Reid deceased.
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State of
South Carolina
Pickens
J. B. Newbery
C. E. Bush
Mary E. Reid
Mary &. Reid
Pickens Court House
S. C
J.B. Newpery
Pickens County
Ss. C
Notice of Forfeiture for Unpaid Property
Notice states any person claiming the property must post bond to the collector of internal revenue by July 19 1918 or the property will be forfeited to the United States. T J M Scott Deputy Collector.
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Collector of Internal Revenue
United States
T. J. M. Scott
Notice to creditors of the estate of Harper Haynes
All persons holding claims against the estate of the late Harper Haynes must present them duly proven on or before July 25, 19, or be debarred from payment. All persons indebted to the estate must make payment on or before the above date. Li W. Haynes, Executor.
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Harper Haynes
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