Pickens County locals note visitors and farming updates
Local and personal notes list many visitors in Easley Pickens and Greenville including B B Porter JT Barton Minnie Herd and Fed die McDaniel McD er Farmer J S Fowler Jr Swain Gilmer Hattie Earle Clint G Rowland John Christopher W N Jones Inez and Mary Morris and others. Cotton ginned in Pickens rises to 7827 bales by Oct 26 from 5974 last year. Five other items update salesday and visits by Rev Murphree and Frank Folger.
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Pickens County
Freeman Visits From Pickens on Business
W Ernest Freeman formerly of Pickens and now with Sullivan-Markley Hardware Co of Greenville was here on business Thursday.
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W. Ernest Freeman
Pickens
Sullivan- Markley Hardware Co
G Mville
Subscriptions Expiring This Year Asked to Renew
Notices were sent to all subscribers with renewals due this year. A Halloween party was enjoyed by many young people at Miss Ada Craig's home Friday night, and children also had a party at Miss DuBose's home the same evening.
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Ada Craig
DuBose
Misses Start at East View Progressive Rural School
Misses Ella Hiatt and Maggie Anderson of Easley began their school at East View in Greenville county near Pelzer. The school is described as progressive with one of the best rural school buildings in the state.
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Ella Hiatt
Maggie Anderson
Easley
East View
Greenville County
Pelzer
Fourteen Dispensary Counties Corrected in South Carolina
A correction notes the article misstates eight dispensary counties and thirty six dry counties. The state actually has fourteen dispensary counties, not eight, and the number of dry counties is updated accordingly.
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Mauldin Buys Boggs Property. Partridge Family Moves
I. M. Mauldin purchases the house and lot of the late Julius Boggs in Pickens and moves in. Troupe Partridge and family leave the residence and relocate to the old McFall house on Hampton avenue.
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I. M. Mauldin
Julius Boggs
Pickens
Troupe Partridge and
McFall
Hampton Avenue
Death of Infant Reba Gravley in Dell Mont
Friends in Pickens county mourn the death of six weeks old Reba Gravley at her Dell Montana home on October 8. Her father Oscar Gravley, a Pickens native, is brother to local liveryman A C Gravley. The family recently moved from the county and married two years ago to Anne Price. The community extends condolences to the bereaved parents.
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Pickens County
Oscar Gravley
Reba
Dell, Mont
Gravley
A. C. Gravley
Montana
Anne
W. R. Price
Rev B Holder returns from ten day visit
Rev. B. Holder a highly honored Pickens county citizen has returned to Pickens after a ten day visit to his daughter Mrs. D. H. Davis of Liberty. He is more than ninety years old yet moves about with ease exceeding many fifty years younger people.
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Rev. B. Holder
Pickens County
Ickens
D. H. Davis
Liberty
Mr. Holder
Son of South Carolina Justice Shot in Laurens
John Watts, son of Richard C. Watts associate justice of the South Carolina Supreme Court, was shot and seriously wounded early Thursday in Laurens. He wandered into Eugene H. Wilkes yard and was mistaken for a thief. He was thought to be intoxicated and unaware, with initial fears of fatal injury easing as recovery is expected.
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John Watts
Richard C. Watts
South Carolina
Extraordinary session adjourns in Columbia
The extraordinary session of the legislature adjourned sine die at 1.30. Two measures take effect: a tax policy preventing planting more than one third of cotton area compared with other crops, and a state warehouse system act.
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Columbia
Encyclopedia Germania and mill stock debate
The Pickens Sentinel and Greenville Piedmont clash over mill stock dividends and prices. The discussion notes that mills pay regular dividends and argues prices fell despite claims, suggesting editors lack mill stock familiarity.
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Pickens Sentinel
The
Greenville Piedmont
W. G. Stubbs Shoe Co. Ad Invites Pickens County Customers
The Greenville shoe store touts being up to date with a large line of shoes and a growing Pickens county customer base. It notes its location next to L. Rothschild on Main Street and invites more county residents to become satisfied customers.
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W. G. Stubbs Shoe Co
Greenville
Pickens County
L. Rothschild
For Sale Seed Oats and Seed Peas Wanted
For sale Fulghum seed oats at 1.00 per bushel offered by Folger Thornley & Co. Wanted to buy all varieties of peas and cane seed shelled corn and oats. Highest prices paid. Warehouses on G. S. & A. tracks Piedmont Avenue Dixie Flour and Grain Co wholesale grocers Greenville S C. 32
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Folger, Thornley & Co
Piedmont Avenue
Dixie Flour and Grain Company
Greenville
S.C
Fall Shopping at Cash Prices Promises Big Savings
A store promotes cash sales to cut costs and combat high prices this fall. It touts low prices on ladies suits and coats from $10 to $25, with serges crepes in colors, a complete department, and affordable millinery, shoes, and clothing.
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Sea Island
Easley
Miller Brand
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Hattie Earle
Zion
Clint G. Rowland
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John Christopher
W. N. Jones
Ford Automobile
Inez and
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Chicora College
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Dr. Ramsay
Addie Davis
Messrs. J. D. and
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J. H. Newton
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R. A. Bowen
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Twelve Mile Association
Frank C. Folger
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