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Pickens Sentinel

Location

Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1911

Page

2

Why Leave Pickens County

Pickens county residents are urged to stay and boost local farming earnings amid large crops and rising corn, cotton, and forage yields. The piece cites Mr Henry Pace and another farmer on the Keowee river, notes mob law concerns after a lynching report, and argues for a local Southern Express Co office to handle growing business.

Pickens County Coun Henry Pace Pir Pace Cts Pace R G. Gaine Keowee Pickens Southern Express Co

Missionaries in China Stir South Carolina Hope and Fear

South Carolina clergy report on missionaries in China amid unrest. Mrs. Fletcher S Brockman and Rev J O Reavis are linked to Columbia and Nashville offices while others like Dr P Frank Price and Rev B D Lucas are shown in Nankin Soo Chow and Teng Chow postings. A note on Dr Hampden C Du Bose and family in Soo Chow closes the summary.

China South Carolina Columbia Fletcher S. Brockman W. A. Clark International Young Men’s Christian Association Hong Hong Korea Shanghai Brockman Clark J. O. Re Chester Reavis S. J. Woodbridge Woodbridge America Nell Sprunt Alexander Sprunt Eir Presbyterian Church Charleston J. R. Wilkinson So Chow Elizabeth Blake Hospital B. D. Lucas Chesterfield County Soo Chow Mr. Lucas Thomas C. Lucas Lula Whilden Greenville John Lake Edgefield Whilden Canton Lake Carrie Bostick Teng Chow J. ¥. Lide Darlington Lide R. W. Lide First Baaptist Church Ching Chow Honan W. W. Lawton Lawton Lawtonville Phoebe Lindsay Hampden C. DuBose DuBose Palmer C.dubose Hamden

South Carolina figures linked to China mission work

The piece identifies South Carolina natives now in China, including the Rev. Robert Wilson, D. D. and his wife Mrs. Wilson. Details note Mrs. Wilson’s Charleston connections, family ties to A. I. Smythe, Hannah Rhett, Ernest Gary, and John T. Rhett, and her prior settlement work in New York before marriage.

Ernest Gary Columbia John T. Rhett Spartanburg New York City New York Dr. Wilson

Farmers urged price rise by growing corn and more grain

The article urges farmers to boost cotton prices by expanding corn, wheat, and oats production. It notes President Taft issued a proclamation declaring November 30 a day of national thanksgiving.

Taft

Farmers Use Refuse Grain To Deg Raise With Low Pork Prices

Farmers leverage their grain refuse as a deg raising aid while pork buys sit at ten cents per pound, turning low meat prices into a potential advantage for feed and production strategies.

Pastor Brooks Marks Rockefeller as Faithful Democrat

Rev Dr Arthur T Brooks marks his first anniversary at John D Rockefeller's church in New York. He praises Rockefeller as a Christian gentleman who treats the poor equally and speaks with kindness, noting there is no snobbishness in him.

Arthur T. Brooks John D. Rockefeller New York Rockefeller

Rainbow Notes From Camp Creek Singing and Local Visits

Cotton picking is common in the community. Mr and Mrs Stephen Parkins of Texas visited Mr J C Duckworth. Mr and Mrs W M Nations visited relatives at Seneca. Miss Essie May Porter returned home after five weeks with her grandparents Cantrell. Day singing at Camp Creek last Sunday drew fine singing and several good speeches. Correspondents are invited to write to the new editor. Rainbow.

Stephen Parkins Texas J. C. Duckworth W. M. Nations Seneca Essie May Porter Cantrell Camp Creek Rainbow

Committed death by own action Hopkins suicide cited after cancer battle

News from Central reports John W. Hopkins, about 78, died from a self inflicted pistol wound just above the heart. Mrs Hopkins found him after a five minute absence, the weapon an old army pistol kept as a war relic. Interred in Seneca with funeral held last Sunday, the family receives sympathy.

John W. Hopkins Central

Penn's Champion Tobacco Sold for Dime a Plug

R Kelly of Central C sells a brand named Penn's Champion tobacco at a dime per plug, each plug valued at five cents. The item is described as a bargain tobacco product offered in the market.

R. Kelly Central PENN

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