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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1913
Page
1
A quarrel over missing tools shows an ordinary man blaming his wife for disorganization yet discovering the hidden stash in the attic. He recalls past misplacements while praising his wife’s housekeeping, ending with relief as he finds hammers screwdrivers and a hatchet tucked away.
Conversation reveals mutual distrust and a blunt resolve to exploit weaknesses before negotiating terms. The exchange pivots from health concerns to a hard bargaining stance as each side asserts they will act opportunistically if the other offers a chance.
A 125 man statewide meeting in Columbia endorsed a plan to eradicate the cattle tick. A five member committee will present to the General Assembly seeking 40 000 to fight the tick with county sub committees to build local support. Farm demonstration agent W W Long backed a resolution endorsing state manufacture of time for agricultural use sold to farmers at cost.
Charles Carrol Sims of Barnwall and Lwndes J. Browning of Union announce as test entrants in the South Carolina governor race.
The Keewee Courier endorses C R D Burns of Valhalla as a capable candidate for Secretary of State next year. The county has supporters in Pickens County who want him to run, praising his qualifications and public service potential.
George R. Rembert 88, a South Carolina General Assembly member from Columbia and governor candidate, died in Columbia at 10 Sunday night after a four week breakdown. He leaves a wife and five children, two brothers including Prof. A. G. Rembert of Wofford College, and a sister.
A funeral at Zion church for three year old James Edward Lesley drew many mourners. Rev D W Hiatt conducted the service and the child was buried near the church cemetery. The family, Mr. and Mrs. Riley Lesley, mourn the loss of their son who died after a short life of joy.
A mass meeting of representatives from Easley, Abbeville, and nearby towns will be held in Abbeville next week to discuss plans for constructing a railroad from Easley to Abbeville via Anderson.
Government figures indicate 8,835,913 bales ginned by November 1, up from 8,869,222 a year ago. South Carolina contributed 861,198 bales, up from 730,690. Pickens county produced 4,675 bales this year vs 9,298 to date last year, a gain of 4,623.
A humane method using a slatted bottom coop suspended in the scratching pen is recommended to break broodiness. Gentle swinging, reduced heat-producing foods, greens, and occasional mild laxatives aid recovery, with emphasis on timely action before two to three days of nesting.
A cold wave spread Sunday with snow and wind storms across the North and Middle West. The northern West Virginia area reported fifteen inches of snow.
A monument to Francis Marion Thomas Sumter and Andrew Pickens was unveiled on the Statehouse grounds in Columbia in connection with the annual State Conference of the Daughters of the American Revolution. The shaft was a gift from the South Carolina D A R chapters.
An advertisement claims Chamberlain's Tablets will relieve dullness biliousness and constipation by tomorrow with sale through all dealers.
The list honors students from Pickens Graded School across grades 1, 2, 5, 6, 7 and 8. Notable names include Ruth Graveley Lucile Davis Lucile Hallam and Don Roark along with Ellen Freeman Helen Griffin Earl Morris Olive Nealey Bertha Cantrell and Emma Herd.
Col. W. B. Cheshire former editor of the Anderson Intelligencer and congressional candidate announces the start of Cheshire's Harpoon a new semi weekly newspaper in Anderson to be published this week.
Senator Tilman issues statement urging support for H D Smith to seek another term in the U S Senate. He credits Smith with loyalty to the people of the state and says he deserves re election.
Rail schedule notice dated May 15 1918 lists train departures and arrivals at Main and Washington streets with times from 6 09 am to 9 45 pm. Ticket sales announced at 104 North Main Street and adjacent avenues.
A mother recalls a night of terror watching her child choke from croup and urges forethought. The advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a certain cure that never fails and should be kept at hand, available from all dealers.
Poultry diarrhea is a common hot weather problem across ages. Charcoal fed freely may help control the disorder by addressing causes such as foul water, spoiled feed, overheated conditions, dusty litter, unclean quarters, dampness, or poisoning. Identify and remove the root cause like contaminated drinking water or spoiled meat.
Watch the grit box and keep houses open day and night. Don’t crowd birds. give them broad range and shade with water for chicks. Sell the rooster and buy an alarm clock. Wheat and oats suit hot weather. store clover or alfalfa for winter use. Keep lice down with a light grease on chicks.
The ladies of the Methodist church host a bazaar and chicken dinner on Friday November 21. They offer fancy Christmas presents and meals including fried chicken baked chicken and chicken salad at reasonable prices. Everyone is welcome.
The Sentinel offers many new bargains across all purchases this week. Advertisers target the county’s best readers, inviting buyers to inspect local home merchants who pledge reliable service and fair treatment. Watch columns for items of interest to shoppers.
Comptroller General Jones estimates the state income tax will bring in about 15000 this year. He has not decided on a recommendation regarding enforcement and does not believe the law should be repealed due to the national income tax law.
The notice claims insomnia stems from stomach disorders and constipation. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy to correct these issues and aid sleep, stating the product is for sale by all dealers.
In Common Pleas Court M Lt Hendricks et al vs M O Lenhardt the decretal order dated November 7 1913 directs a clerk's sale of four to six tracts of land at Pickens U H during December 1918. Descriptions include Tracts 1 2 3 4 6 with acreages 70 75 95 and 9 86 100 to 7 226 100 acres. Terms: half cash day of sale and balance in 12 months secured by bond and mortgage. Purchasers must comply within one hour or re sale at own risk.
Notice to all persons owing accounts to Parsons and Ashmore to settle amounts at Pickens Bank and obtain receipts. Unpaid balances after January 1, 1914 will be turned over to an attorney for collection.
Real estate notice offers two houses in Pickens for sale with a prompt to write for prices and terms. Also mentions other Pickens property available at a bargain and invites offers. Contact by Ashmore in Lisbon, MLA.
Col Victor K Cheshire former editor and owner of the Intelligencer a leading paper in the upper State spent yesterday in town He is described as a tireless worker and a strong fighter likely to run in the second race He has solid support in Anderson County and backing from Hon Josh Ashley and similar backers according to Honea Path Chronicle Adv
Dr C W Carpenter informs readers he will be out of the state until about November 21. He has many patients in the Greenville area and asks the editor to publish the note so patients do not travel unnecessarily to Greenville. Greenville, November 8.
Miss Ora McFall entertained friends last Thursday at her Hampton avenue home. The evening featured literary and musical selections followed by two contests won by Miss Maria Boggs and Whitsitt Hiatt who received a picture of Wm Shakespeare. A delicious salad course capped the evening.
The Piedmont Tie and Lumber Co. seeks crossties and offers cash payment. Messrs. Hughey and Gibetiere are named as experienced men in the field.
Magistrate J. M. Jameson of Easley was called to Frank Lenhardt’s plantation Monday night to hold an inquest into the death of Stoe Heard, a man about 35, who accidentally shot himself when the shotgun discharged as he opened his cabin door. The femoral artery was severed, and he died within minutes.
The younger set enjoyed a bright social evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Christopher last Friday, sharing music conversation and refreshments in a cheerful gathering.
Mrs. W. B. Freeman entertained a number of young people at her home last Friday evening, hosting an informal social gathering with music and conversation for area youths.
Mr Zade Cox of Atlanta spent several days this week with relatives in Pickens.
That popular store advertises sharp seasonable bargains this week taking half a page in the paper. The note warns that when the Big Store offers it, value is right, and these extra values will go fast.
Miss Nettie Barton and Mr J N Wallace of Hasley were married in Anderson last week. The couple's ceremony and wedding details appear in the report with emphasis on the union.
Mrs. Emmie Pickens Smith of near Easley and Mr. J. J. Johnson of Greenville wed in Easley with Rev. D. W. Hiatt officiating last weeks.
Practical guidance on dairy and poultry care including milking schedules, feed quality, shade for yarded flocks, proper cooling of milk, green fodder for chicks, and avoiding overfeeding. Notes on barn ventilation, cattle cleanliness, disease risks from poor housing, and seasonal planting of greens.
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