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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1912
Page
2
The Sentinel informs subscribers who are currently behind on payments that renewals will continue for those who respond by week’s end. Unpaid names will be dropped from the list, and readers are thanked for past responses and support.
After a hard fought race the speaker urges citizens to unite and support elected officials. He reminds that not all will fulfill duties, but cooperation can improve governance and neighbors should stay friendly until elections again.
The piece argues that Democrats previously indifferent to politics are now stirring in reaction to good merchandising and advertising. It urges readers to support merchants who advertise in The Sentinel, claiming their ads keep weekly papers affordable and benefiting readers, advertisers, and the paper alike.
The measure urges paving sidewalks on at least one side from the depot to the Presbyterian church and across main crossings as in the community’s best interest. The question asks who will speak on the affirmative.
Aimed at relieving recurring female ailments, the advertisement touts Dr Simeons Squaw Wine as a powerful remedy. It claims the first dose eases stomach upset and subsequent doses strengthen the reproductive system and regulate habits, presenting it as essential for women’s health.
The speaker praises a clear victory plan while praising Taft and referencing John T. Duncan. They claim insiders knew the outcome all along and note the community’s needs for funds for purchasing paper and ink.
The Anderson Daily Mail notes New England backing for Wilson and reports Gov. Matt Ansel campaigning in the region. It remarks on political paper color from Seneca and mentions a snag over Mr. Simmons declining a role as Mr. Green's private secretary due to signing letters Green.
Mrs. C. E. Watson urges Baptists to fund church and Sunday school buildings in the Twelve Mile River area. She notes small log cabin churches and schoolhouse gatherings, the role of state and home boards, and a January gift that enabled White Water church’s completed project. Eight needy congregations lack facilities, with winter and mountain conditions complicating worship.
The Gaffney Ledger argues Roosevelt and LaFollette should align with the Democrats to aid the country. It praises Governor Wilson's prudent helpers, notes the Union county liquor vote as a setback, and prefers liquor sales to be legalized and regulated rather than sold by blind tigers.
The letter portrays Woodrow Wilson, a Southern Democrat and Christian gentleman, as a rebuke to Taft era infidelity and tariff policy. It lauds him as a statesman free from corporate influence, with a great heart and brain who will govern for all.
I M W Cater files suit against John Ellenburg and W M Brown in Pickens County South Carolina. Pursuant to a decretal order dated October 14 1912 the clerk announces a December 2 1912 sale of a 25 acre parcel in Hurricane Township at Pickens Court House with cash terms and purchaser fees.
Readers are invited to a Majestic Range demonstration week in this large ad from Heath Bruce Morrow Co. The notice encourages purchases by promising experience and knowledge will persuade potential buyers.
For sale notice of a six room house on College street Easley with a close price of 1500 dollars. Also land listings: 122 acres below Easley at 50 dollars per acre and 85 acres above Easley near Pickens railroad at 50 dollars per acre. Ten acres bottom land offered for sale.
Barce loneta resident Ra mon T Marchan praises Dr Kings New Discovery for curing his coughs and colds and a severe chest cold in his brother. He claims over 20 others used it on his advice and hopes it will be sold in every store. Pickens Drug Company guarantees the medicine for 50 cents and 1.00 dollars.
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