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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1913
Page
2
A tale recalls a destitute man choosing to seek a fresh start after help from friends and a wealthy woman inspiring gratitude. A banker reconnects with his roots and a river journey symbolizes renewed purpose. A legislative note introduces a bill regulating newspaper articles and defense responses.
President Wilson declares he will meet office-seekers only by his invitation. The move risks reshaping patronage and may solidify opposition in Congress. In West Virginia, supporters push Associate Justice C A Woods of the State Supreme Court for the United States Judge post vacated by Nathan Goff, now Senator.
Editor Sentinel receives a letter from Fred Williams defending a bill he voted for. He argues the measure would widen press scope, not restrict it, and urges publication of the original bill to inform readers and present both sides.
A historical letter defends newspaper practice against a proposed law limiting article length. It argues editors must balance space with readers interest, noting libel protections, and states no ill will toward Mr Williams for voting for the bill. The communication emphasizes press rights and practical constraints in early 20th century publishing.
Mrs Sloan Miller nee Nannie Williams, aged twenty six, died at her Greer home on the 6th instant. She was daughter of Andrew Williams of near Piedmont, Anderson County. Body brought to Shiloh church for funeral services held Saturday the 8th with a large congregation.
Many women suffer this mis ery and learn to plan household work around it. If they knew the power of Br Dr Sim mons Squaw Wine Wine they would not wait to obtain it from the drug store. It relieves all nausea and stomach sickness and strengthens the female generative system restoring tone and strength.
Sorrowing relatives and friends mourn Mrs Miller as Rev D W Hiatt leads funeral rites. She leaves a father and mother two brothers a husband and two children. A Mountin Springs Baptist member and W O W circle participant, she prayed for her loved ones and wished them to meet her in heaven. Her family lived in Easley most of their marriage before moving to Greer for hotel work. Many Easley friends share in the bereavement.
Earl Hunter, colored, convicted in the county in spring 1909 of a high and aggravated assault and battery and sentenced to seven years on the chain gang, was pardoned by Gov. Biease last Thursday for attacking officers C. L. Cureton and G. W. Corbin during an attempted arrest for illicit distillery.
A fragmented list shows multiple firms and partners across various sectors including pharmacy, printing, hardware, shoe company and law firms. Names mentioned include Mauldin Pharmacy Metts and James Meyers Arnold Company Pace Printing Wiedmont Shoe Poe Hardware FE S Poole Pride Patten Tilman Rothschild Seviet Carter Smith Bristow Stewart Merritt Co D Stradley Company L H Stringer.
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