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Newspaper

Pickens Sentinel

Location

Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1921

Page

5

Bee Association Plans Lectures At Anderson County

Community plans four lectures on beekeeping after a recent public auction attracted no bidders. The event featured accounts of local farms, bee hobbyists like Mr. Dison, and discussions on extending interest among RADY farmers. Local happenings include a car fire, a political party reorganization, and a grand lodge charter announcement.

County Bee Association Dison Pee Son Agdertof Difernsop Ulferdy J. B. Clinkscales Starr Myr

Railroads Announce Broad Wage Reductions

Several railroads move to sharply cut wages in a widespread cost cutting drive. Officials cite financial strain and ongoing market pressures as justification for the reductions.

Labor unions plan wage talks as 85 divisions prepare to negotiate

Readable excerpts indicate unions plan to open negotiations with employers across 85 labor divisions. Railroads including New York Central and New York New Haven and Hartford reportedly announce wage cuts, with most Western lines signaling proposed reductions pending formal conference dates.

Haugh Tng Ghinas Theda Enimony iThes New York Central New York, New Haven Hortford Attrom York Central New York New Haven Hartford

Social and Personal Notes From Easley and Nearby

Easley society highlights include Mrs Brucie Ellison visiting Spartanburg relatives, Dr W A Tripp and Hon H B Hendricks attending a good roads meeting in Columbia, T K Hudgens of Spartanburg meeting in Easley, and Ox me Elias Dae claiming he is still in the race with Frabate Judee and Watiis watching. Mrs A B Dreyer of Spartanburg arrived to visit her son A H Dreyer, Woodmen of the World in Bloomington noted.

W. A. Tripp H. B. Hendricks Columbia Elias Judee Watiis A. B. Dreyer Spartanburg A. H. Dreyer

Graves Decorated at Neuss Military Cemetery

The graves at the Neuss military cemetery near here were decorated by Alipay Milliary Headquarters and General Gaucher. French and German soldiers who died in the 1870 war and the world conflict are buried in the new Rhine tariff zone occupation area.

Alipay Milliary Neuss Gaucher Rhine Here

Price Revisions in Napped Cotton for Fall 1921

Amoskeag Manufacturing announces after hours large reductions in napped cotton prices for Fall 1921. Daisy cloth drops from 37.74 to 32.34 cents per yard and 1921 cloth from 2 1/2 to 12.46 cents. Net prices stated for the new season.

New York Amoskeag Manufacturing Company

French to Evacuate Cilicia

London premier Briand met Turkish nationalist delegates and reached an agreement on rapid evacuation of Cilicia and Asli Minor before returning to Paris.

Cililicia London Briand Paris Gre Cilicia Asli Minor

Prussian Cabinet Resigns After Election Loss

Berlin reports the Prussian cabinet has submitted its resignation following the recent elections. The ministers will continue to govern temporarily while a new cabinet is formed.

Berlin

Revolts Spread Across Russia Reported from Reval

A dispatch to The London Times from Reval claims anti Soviet revolts are spreading across Russia, with trustworthy interior reports supporting the upheaval beyond the capital.

London Russia Savas London Times Reval

To Review Palmer Decision On Beer as Medicine

Washington reports early AG review of Palmer ruling making beer a medicine under the Volstead act. Five from Baltimore. Tarnowitz, Silesias. five Germans eligible to vote in upper Silesia have arrived from Baltimore. Another 120 eligible voters are en route from Argentina and Chile.

Palmer Washington Daugherty Baltimore Tarnowitz Silesias Upper Silesia Argentine Chile

Bureau Ordered to Stop in Duisburg Occupation

In Duisburg the authorities in the newly occupied area order the local bureau of the Upper Silaela Waters League to cease activities.

Duisburg Upper Sileala Waters ‘League

Urge Restricted Shipments From Livestock Exchange

Chicago livestock exchange issues statement urging restricted shipments of all livestock due to unsettled labor conditions in packing houses. The advisory is in effect immediately to curb disruptions and stabilize market activity.

Chicago Hvestock Exchange

Inauguration Cost Cited for President Harding

Miilott Woods superintendent of the Capital buildings and grounds says the inauguration cost was 1500 dollars from a 50000 dollar congressionally approved appropriation. This detail appears in a report noting public funding for the inauguration.

Washington Harding Congress Miilott Woods Capital

Job Hunters Must Wait Under Justice Policy

Washington report says job seekers aiming for the Department of Justice must await a policy outlined by Attorney General Daugherty. The plan delays hiring until the policy is clarified, affecting applicants and agency staffing.

Washington Department of Justice Daugherty

Belgian Guard Wounded in Duisburg Shooting

A Belgian guard was wounded by a bullet fired by an unknown person in Duisburg. The assault occurred in the streets and the circumstances remain undisclosed according to a Derniere Heure dispatch from Brussels.

Brussels Duisburg Derniere Heure

Methodist church event draws locals for dinner

Miss Dehn Mae Grant of Jasper Georgia and granddaughter of Mr Allen Mauldin visits relatives. An event by the Methodist church ladies at the auditorium last Thursday evening drew a neat sun and will fund the parish. C W Garrett opens a modern free refueling station on Macs street. Miss Lowise Sapp of Lancaster and her brother Marion Sapp visited over the weekend.

Patton Methodist Church Dehn Mae Grant Jasper Allen Mauldin Easley the Methodist Church C. W. Garrett Merelie Aly Macs Street Lowise Sapp Lancester Marion Sapp Myr

Greenville woman visits Easley relatives this week

Mrs. Frank FE Donald and her daughter from Greenville spent several days this week with her grandmother Mrs. J. A. Higgins and her father Mr. J. M. Jamison and other relatives in Easley.

Frank FE. Donald Greenville J. A. Higgins J. M. Jamison Easley

Irish tenor to headline Boy Scouts Lyceum night

Harold Progtor reports that an Irish tenor and supporting artists will appear at the school auditorium Thursday evening as part of the Boy Scouts Lyceum course. They are highly recommended and expected to draw a full house.

Harold Progtor Boy Scouts Lyceum

Missionary Society Sees Large Turnout for Program

The young people's Missionary Society of the Methodist church met last Friday afternoon with Remi sen Bauknight. An instructive program was presented and delicious home made candy was served.

Young People’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Remisen Bauknight

Spring Candidate Announcements for City Aldermen

Local notices reveal candidates for alderman positions in Ward One and Ward A, including W. Garrett, CG, and the M.D. Cos. A vague list names multiple hopefuls, indicating spring filing and campaign introductions amid a noisy slate of contenders.

W. Garrett M.D. Cos G. NA Allea Jis Asia Winyor Jarak Os Allen and Ars Spearin

Maynard District Event and Local Notices

Voters in Maynard school district approved 6000 for a building project. Mrs J L Mace visits her mother in headersville. The Kanas Chamber of Commerce hosts South speaker Dan Daniels to address a town meeting about unity and Jewish community spirit. Citizens invited to attend.

Maynard The Kasses Chamber of Commerce Lin Fecured Ls. WW Daniels Specker Ammane Ab & Ovieel Citiat Sen Easley Danie

Edwin L Bolt Returns From Northern Markets

Edwin L Bolt reports Northern merchants are optimistic about a strong spring business and improving conditions. The Missionary Society of the Methodist church is studying The Bible and Missions and discussed The Missionary Message of the Old Testament. Members of other societies are invited to join Monday studies at four o'clock.

Edwin L. Bolt Missionary Society of the Methodist Church

Rural Genominity And Social Topics Debated At Missionary Society

The Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church met with Mrs. Camp on Monday afternoon. Discussions covered Rural Genominity In My Own State and Education Religion And Social Conditions. Mrs. Patton spoke on The Way Out. Eighteen members attended and a salad tea followed.

Woman’s Missionary Society of the .Methodist Church Camp Aftenoon Aelieve Pr. Parrish Waler Muir W. Rlowyatt J. P. Patton

Turner Reinstated as West Greenville Officer

Stub Turner is back on the West Greenville police force and resumes stopping travelers on the main road. Residents report many detours via Farmers Mill Road to White Horse Road toward Looper's store and on to Greenville.

Stub Turner West Greenville West Greenvile Qi Mill Anh Looper Greenville

Fertilizer Prices and Bowen's Easley Visit

County agent T. A. Bowen lists 16 percent acid and soda fertilizer prices delivered in Pickens County with acids at 17.00 and soda price to be confirmed. He will be in Easley on Saturday all day to offer better prices to interested parties.

T. A. Bowen Pickens Bowen Easley

Palmafesta Week Opens in Columbia With Automobiles Fashion Show

Palmafesta week runs March 28 to April 2 in Columbia South Carolina featuring the Spring Automobile Show at the steel building on the state fair grounds and a Spring Fashion Show in the steel bulldog annex. The week includes exhibits by retailers and manufacturers a mass parade schedule and fireworks. The event is funded by local business interests with an approximate appropriation of 30000 dollars plus in kind exhibits and decorations.

Columbia 3. C South Carolina New York Philadelphia Columbian Fa Xr Prine

Kilties to Appear Here With Noted Scottish Features

Arrangements are made for the world famed Kilties band to give daily programs here. The group, renowned as one of the best musical organizations, will feature a Scottish tenor, bag pipes, dancers, and soloists. Inquiries may be sent to the heads of the committees for service.

Hilties Kilties Heather Highlands Scotlang Tra

St Ligeti Padlmafesta At Padmafiled Fest Show

From scattered words a festival notice emerges inviting people to St Ligeti’s Padlmafesta event in Padlmafesta town. The brief hints at a lively gathering with music and celebrations featuring local hosts and performances.

Ample Accommodations Planned For Palmafesta Week

A Palma festa committee coordinates visitor comfort for March 28 to April 2 in Columbia. The Columbia Chamber of Commerce lists private homes and boarding houses with reasonable rates. Restaurants will not raise prices and parking is arranged at the fair grounds with attendants. Parades run March 30 baby parade led by a giant stork, March 31 floral parade, April 1 trades display parade, with prizes including a $100 baby crown and various cash awards for floats carriages dolls bicycles and cars.

Palmafesta Association Columbia Columbia Chamber of Commerce Fair Richland County Castiea

All Columbia awaits freedom and entertainment

A fragment hints at a collective call to free expression and leisure in Columbia. No dates or events are specified, but the tone suggests public excitement for cultural activities and open access to arts and recreation. Further details are unavailable in the text.

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