Advertising Rates Reasonable in Pickens Sentinel
The Pickens Sentinel from Pickens South Carolina notes reasonable advertising rates for readers and local businesses. E Robinson is credited, with the notice appearing in a Thursday edition.
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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1912
Page
2
The Pickens Sentinel from Pickens South Carolina notes reasonable advertising rates for readers and local businesses. E Robinson is credited, with the notice appearing in a Thursday edition.
A Pickens County Confederate veterans reunion attracted an estimated 1,200 to 1,500. Hon. Ira B. Jones spoke on Confederate valor, Southern resilience, and postwar restoration, praising Southern women and urging duty to God. Crosses of honor were awarded to local veterans, with calls to support pensions and state aid for soldiers.
Marsts C. Long of Walhalla announces candidacy for Congress in the Third District as a Democratic primary contender subject to district voters.
Advertises sale of eggs chickens ducks bees wax dry hides and a variety of salable herbs corn peas and related farm products. Promises a fair deal and invites customers to visit for a square deal guarantee.
The Cornelia Real Estate and Investment Co promotes farms in Cornelia GA with pure water, schools, churches, and 800 feet elevation. It highlights yields from apple orchards and cotton, corn, peaches, pecans, and hay with prices from 5 to 23.09 per acre and invites readers to send for pamphlet and price list.
The ad argues strong muscles, clear brain, and better work by using R. L. T. Richardson's Laxative Tonic. It claims the liver causes aches and suggests a 50 cent or 1 dollar bottle cures malaria, constipation, and bilious fevers, urging readers to buy from a druggist or order by mail.
The Intelligencer reports daily coverage on the Muldrow Cheshire affair with dedicated funding noted at ten dollars daily for investigation efforts, reflecting intense local interest and media focus on the case.
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