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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1922
Page
3
Money to loan on farm land at six percent interest. Amounts from $1,000 to $26,000 for 33 years. W. C. Smith of Easley authorized to take applications and provide full details. Borrowers need not live on the farm. Craig & Keith office over Keowee Pharmacy Pickens South Carolina.
John Perry and R. L. Jones acquire controlling ownership of the Charleston American effective December 1. Mayor John P Grace to be business manager. staff remains. Perry touts Democratic stance and cooperation with state papers to boost Charleston as a port city and South Carolina’s economy. They also run Tulsa Tribune and Jacksonville Journal and provide Autocaster services to 7,600 papers.
A buyer from Easley, South Carolina, offers to purchase 200 pounds of fresh country butter weekly and all eggs and chickens available. They claim to pay the highest market price for all produce and note the supplier is Odoms next to Edwin Bolt’s.
An ad urges readers to treat dental issues at once to prevent systemic illness. It warns that tooth and jaw diseases can cause sepsis, pyemia, toxemia, rheumatic pains, and headaches from bacterial toxins. The offer promises free examination and listsPrices for plates and crowns.
Lyric manager Sasseen promises top film fare for Easley with packed programs. Recent run featured Cardigan and Creation. upcoming includes Sign on the Door and Dinty. Freckled youths admitted free at 4:45 or 7:00 p.m., prize for freckliest boy.
Miss Bessie Masters of Easley route 1 sends flowers and compliments The Progress. She asks the newspaper to keep delivering a good issue and extends best wishes to the paper.
W D Spearman announces moving his office from Commercial Bank to Spearman Supply Co building on Holcombe street next door to Easley Publishing Co. Citizens Oil Mill fertilizer notes and all accounts due Spearman Supply Co and his office will be settled there in person.
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