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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1918
Page
5
Growers advised to stockpile or rent a spray pump and spray materials during winter when trees are leafless. The article outlines pump types, extension rods, and lime sulphur wash methods, plus a home-made preparation process and dilution guidance for effective winter sprays.
T. EB. Keitt reports field tests showing dried blood sulfate of ammonia and nitrate of soda as effective topdressers for oats. Early spring applications around March 1 raise yields, with 120 lb dried blood or 100 lb nitrate of soda producing strong gains, especially on light sandy soils, and when fertilizer was not applied preplant.
A Winter Haven, Florida, city marshal testifies that Acid Iron Mineral cured his kidney and bladder pains and improved digestion. He praises its sleep, appetite, and lack of alcohol, calling it a strong iron tonic from Merrodine Chemical Corp. of Roanoke Virginia.
The Pickens Sentinel asks why there is not a tool administrator and invites reader input. The Greensboro Ga Herald notes community curiosity about managerial roles and local governance. Please share insights on the potential need for a tool administrator in the town.
The Spartanburg Journal appears to describe a Hiott from Pickens county as moved, signaling a mistaken identity about which Hiott has relocated. The item clarifies the confusion and underscores confusion over the correct Hiott address.
The Pickens Sentinel reports the editor’s railway pass has been cancelled in a war related move. The notice underscores tense media and regional disruption as front lines reach the press.
A French beauty specialist is visiting Pickens County and may have time to see Gary Hiott during the trip.
The Greenville News found no Pickens county residents mentioned with a state office this year, while the Columbia Record highlights ongoing wartime effort. The report underscores county absence amid broad political activity fetch.
The speaker voices strong dislike toward Watson Bell Rian McKissick Gary Hiatt and Jim Hamel during discussions about upcoming meetings in Ed Gaffney Ledget coverage.
The Spartanburg Journal notes that the former corkscrew-toting fellow remains in the Keytown section of Cherokee county and still keeps the corkscrew on his keyring for Gary Hiatt’s benefit.
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