Advertising Rates Reasonable A. E. Robinson Pickens
Local notice lists advertising rates as reasonable from A. E. Robinson in Pickens South Carolina. Dated Thursday May 3 1912 with a stray query about matches made on June 3.
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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1912
Page
2
Judge Jones Receives Royal Welcome at Soldiers Reunion
A large cheerful crowd greeted Judge Jones during a royal style reception at the veterans reunion, reflecting a festive mood and high spirits among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Jones
June 3 memories linger in festive mood
The message recalls the lasting pleasures of June 3 as people hold onto memories of a day filled with gatherings and notable moments.
Job-seekers in Pickens County seek $10 daily work
A crowd of men in Pickens County expresses interest in jobs paying ten dollars a day for investigating fights. The report notes a lively, organized inquiry with multiple applicants eager to secure employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickens County
Reunion Honors Judge Jones With Warm Expressions
Judge Jones received many favorable expressions at a reunion as he delighted attendees and pleased everybody with his remarks and presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Jones
Col Green Salary and Expenses Cost SC Taxpayers
Col Green’s pay and expenses for 46 days totalled 360 dollars, funded by South Carolina taxpayers, described as a tidy sum for the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Green
South Carolina
Prosecution Linked to Green and Creighton Probes
Yes. One case resulted from the Green and Creighton investigations. A defendant was charged in State Circuit Court in Springfield on June 12, 1934, with armed robbery and related offenses. The arrest and charge followed from the detectives’ inquiries and subsequent warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green and Creighton
B. A. Morgan
Northern county farmer backs judge as governor choice
A leading citizen and farmer from the northern county praised Judge Jones after his speech, remarking that he is the man for governor. The comment reflects local sentiment following the address by Judge Jones.
Judge Jones's courteous stay and speech praise
Judge Jones left a friendly impression during his visit, earning supporters while avoiding political remarks. He delivered a speech described as effective and well received by attendees.
Farmer Reflects on Mistakes After Judge Jones Speech
A western county farmer said on the 3rd after Judge Jones spoke that everyone makes mistakes and he tries to correct or profit from them when discovered. He emphasized personal accountability in the remarks recorded in the county notes.
Citizens Consider Park View for Felder Train Passage
Several residents plan to watch Felder's train pass through the state on Sunday June 23 from the north side of Table Rock seeking protection from bullets and cannon fire amid efforts to arrest Felder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felder
Table Rock
Col Green and Rev Creighton Consider Easley Fight
For fear detectives missed a matter Col Green or Rev Creighton or both may investigate a fight that occurred at Easley recently. The note suggests concern over detectives being busy with other cases and newspaper arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Green
Rev. Creighton
Easley
War and Threats of Arrest Spark Greenville Tensions
The piece declares Gov. Blease intends to arrest Tom Felder as his train passes through the state en route to Baltimore. It warns of a rough confrontation at Greenville and Spartanburg with Sheriffs, reinforcements, and armed Georgians ready to resist. The tone is urgent and satirical about a looming clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blease
Tom Felder
Baltimore
Greenville
Poole
Spartanburg
Felder
Posse Comitatus
Georia
Tom Watson
Governor Blease Threat Broadcasts Felder Arrest
Governor Blease warns nationwide of Felder arrest as he passes through the state en route to Baltimore. The note recalls a county tale about a man boasting of his wife, one of the best in the world, as part of the anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Bleases
Felder
Baltimore
N. A. Christopher
Woman Loses Self Control Throws Rock At Man
A readable fragment describes a woman becoming so annoyed at a man's nonsense that she loses self control and picks up a rock, telling him to dodge as she threatens to throw. The passage preserves the tense moment without graphic detail.
To the Old Soldiers You Are Fast Passing Away
A call urges preservation of veterans stories before they vanish. The Sentinel prompts readers to contribute war life stories and anecdotes, offering to publish them at minimal cost after funding a photographic cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. McKee
the Sentinel
D. D. D. Laboratories
Chicago
What Does It Mean to Have Charleston’s Freedom Funded?
A Charleston dispute features Mayor Grace and Gov. Blease over alleged monetary influence. The column questions what special privileges Charleston gains and who benefits from funds sent to Columbia, asking who receives the money and what it pays for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor Grace
Charleston
Grace
Blease
Gov. Blease
Columbia
Notice of Roanoke District 21 School Election
Notice from Pickens County South Carolina that Roanoke District 21 petitions for a 4 mill extra levy for school purposes and an election will be held July 6 at the school. Trustees are appointed election managers. election to follow Section 128 School Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
County Board of Education
King Said Peard
South Carolina
Pickens
Pickens South Carolina pool hall ordinance restricts minors
City of Pickens قوان ordinance prohibits anyone under 18 from pool or billiards in any room and bans minors from lingering in such rooms. Nighttime playing between 10 30 p m and 7 00 a m is banned for all. Violators face up to 100 dollars fine or up to 30 days hard labor. Adopted June 10 1912 by Mayor G R Hendricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickens
S. C
A. D
G. R. Hendricks
City of
D. C
Mies
J. B. Newbery
J.P. P.C
Pickens City Looks to Curb Animal Cruelty in Pickens South Carolina
City council debates strict rules forbidding abuse of horses and mules and overworking or tormenting any draft animals. Owners or custodians who mistreat animals may face fines and public works penalties under the proposed ordinance.
Notice of School Election in Praters District No 23
A petition from freeholders and electors asks for a special election to decide a 3 mill extra levy for school purposes. Trustees are named election managers and will conduct voting at the district schoolhouse on Saturday July 6, 1812, under General Statutes Section 1208.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wharens
Freeholders and Electors of
Gates District No. 22
County Board of Education
State of
South Carolina
Pickens
Praters
Peas for sale advertised by local vendor
Notice states B. P. Kelly offers peas for sale at 409 Central Avenue, 8th district, Rural Route 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. Kelly
Central
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
A. E. Robinson
Eorror
Pickens, S. C
MAES
Gov
County of
R, T
Hallum
Sec, & Chr
State of South Carolina
Court of Common Pleas
A.M. Morris
L E. Looper
Greenville C.H. SC
A.J. Boggs
A. Morgan, Pliffs Attys
Castoria
Fes
W. F. Mauldin
ARDS
Congress
United States Senate
Democratic Party
N.H. Dial
F. S. Evans
Marcus C. Long
Walhalla, D. C
Lth Judicial Circuit
JNO
M. Daniel
House of Representatives
J. M. Hencock
A. J. Boggs
Stewart
J. H. G. McDaniel
R. R. Roark
J. C. Jennings
J. D. Aiken
J. P. Hyde
Friends
Ed H. Field
Taylor H. Stewart
R. T. Hallum
G. Wash Howen
James M. Lawrence
J. Lutler Bagwell
W. B. Moore
Folger , ThornleyCo
Chase City
Hughes Buggy
Tomobile
Mobile Accessories
Folger, Thornley and Company
Boyden
Carhart
Hawes Hats
Iron King
New Home Sewing Machines
Babcock
Mitchell Wagons
Mitchell Automobiles
Rk. T, Hallusi
Chr
J. E. Boggs
W. E. Findley
Boggs & Findley
Pickens 8. C
Maisha
Richardson
Dr. Richardson
Anderson
R.L.T
International Harvester Company of America
USA
IHC Service Bureau
Harvester Building
R. E. Ingold
Liberty
J. A. McCullough
E. M. Blythe
B. F, Marin
Masonic Temple
Martin, Greene & Earle Anderson
Yonah Land
Piedmont
Georgia
Habersham County
Atlanta
Southern Railway
Washington, D.C
Cornelia,ryal
County Board of Evtucafin
Ballum, Co
Pickens Drug Company
Roe
Calomel
Dodson
Pickens Drug Comp’y
W.L. Douglas Shoes
America
C. F. Simmons Medicine CO
ST. Louis, Missouri
Hetrick Hosiery Mills
Mill Village
Herrick Hosiery Mills
Walhalla, S. C
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