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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1917
Page
5
The Pickens Sentinel marks forty six years serving Pickens county praising loyal readers and management. It notes historic resilience and hopes for continued support to keep the paper affordable and essential to the community.
The examination for vacant Winthrop College scholarships and new student admission will be at the County Court House on Friday July 6 at 9 A M. Applicants must be at least sixteen. Scholarships worth 100 dollars and free tuition. Write to President Johnson for blanks, due by July 1. Next session begins September 19, 1917. Rock Hill South Carolina.
A man recalls marrying Adele and her risky handling of money. He recounts her bank troubles after her father funded her trousseau, her forged checks, and a near prison moment for forgery. He notes he now handles finances and values domestic roles despite her naivete.
James Martin of Wapakoneta Ohio reports a lingering cough and weakness after grippe but credits Vinol with restoring health. The testimonial promotes Vinol as a constitutional remedy for weak nervous run-down conditions and chronic coughs. Pickens Drug Co promotes Vinol in Pickens and across South Carolina towns.
A list of men appointed as registrars for Pickens County under the Selective Draft Act. Names cover Easley to Issaqueena Mill precincts with the committee signatures of S. Stewart and J. B. Newberry. Also notes Lewis Stock Powder and Keowee Pharmacy.
Probate judge J B Newbery cites heirs and creditors of D W Cantrell to appear May 24, 1917, for administration of Cantrell estate. Edward Hendricks and W L Maulpih seek June 7 and June 2, 1917 hearings respectively for final settlement and discharge as administrators of James Green and Mrs Emily Rogers estates.
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