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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
4
A highly fragmented column blends local humor and political ribbing. It jokes about taxes, party loyalties, and voter readiness while lightly criticizing editors and publishers. The piece references Myrtle Beach travel, Greenville sales, and a State Press Association meeting.
A fragmentary verse passage playfully riffs on self identity with lines about being what you are and not what you are not. The quirky poem offers humorous missteps and moral quips in a casual rural newspaper voice.
Farmers welcomed a market as Red Oak ties and post oak are being sold to Taylor Colquitt Tie and Pole Co. A buyer is now placed at Westminster Seneca and Pickens making efforts easier for local growers amid boll weevil concerns.
An extended advertisement for The Pickens Sentinel extols county news, religious features, women’s readings, and subscription value. It also includes a formal notice from Pickens County Board of Education ordering a special election on July 1, 1922, for an extra school levy with polls 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and trustees as election managers.
The College of Charleston advertises Pisheos County scholarship exams and four year programs leading to A B and B S degrees. It highlights English history algebra geometry and a two year pre medical course plus Commerce and Business Administration. Harrison Dandolph, President, invites inquiries for terms and catalogue.
Buyer for Taylor Colquitt Tie and Pole Co seeks red oak ties. Possible collection points in Seneca Westminster or Pickens. Write to the company at sihaebapy th for orders or arrangements.
Ordinary length cards sold under this heading until the first or second primary for seven dollars fifty cents each, payable in advance.
The text lists candidates for elective offices and party rules. Fred H. Dominick seeks re election to Congress in the Third District under Democratic rules. E. P. McCravy also seeks Congress. J B Leopard announces candidacy for State Senator from Pickens County under Democratic rules.
J O Williams announces candidacy for reelection as representative from Pickens County under Democratic party rules for the upcoming primary. J M Garrett also announces candidacy for the Pickens County House seat under the Democratic banner in the approaching primary.
A. Hudson enters the race for Probate Judge in Pickens County under Democratic party rules for the upcoming primary.
J. R. Finley is announced as a candidate for reelection as Pickens County Commissioner subject to the primary. J. R. Anthony is announced as a candidate for the office of County Commissioner of Pickens County as a Democratic candidate in the upcoming primary.
Clarence R. Mace through attorneys Carey and Carey will petition the Board of Pardons on Wednesday July 5 1922 for a pardon or parole. The filing lists Carey and Carey as his legal representatives.
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