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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1916
Page
4
Notice explains pricing for obituaries and thank you cards: up to 100 words free, death notices charged at one cent per word with manuscript cash, and cards of thanks published at one half cent per word.
A column of political riffs and local notices mocks Prohibition contests in Spartanburg, remarks on Presidents Wilson and Roosevelt, Columbus celebrations, and road needs for South Carolina. It ponders eggs, potatoes, and cheap wheat while lampooning headlines and outlandish ads from various papers.
The fragment questions who is greatest among home rulers, ending with a partial quote The baby. The snippet hints at a humorous or satirical discussion without a clear conclusion or identifiable figures.
The note questions the value of the Hughes Fairbanks stutt and suggests Wilson and Marshall find it sufficient for their needs.
R Gansnine editor of Tha Caw Eso Tribune Anderson faces federal charges for sending obscene material via his publication. The case stems from an arrest in Greenville previously linked to former Governor Blease and Eugene S Blease. Fred H Dominick and FE Cochran aid Cheshire. trial likely in Greenwood in November.
Liberty Route 3 Jamess Clardy of Norris and Mr. and Mrs Mack Stewart with Mr and Mrs Sam Lewis made a flying trip to Greenville last Wednesday. Col H Billingsly and James Hunter were guests of W M Clardy and Luther Dillard over the weekend. Daisy Ruby and Jessie Garrett of Cateechee visited Miss Belle Clardy last Saturday afternoon. Mattie Adcox May Houiden and her young son visited sister Mrs Mattie Clardy of Norris last Saturday.
Norris Y G Younge of Seneca spent the weekend with homefolks. Mrs Dorsey, visiting her son J H Howe near Norris, returned to Greenville. Mrs White and son of Anderson County stayed with her daughter Bessie Howe. Mary Billingsly visited Easley and Greenville. J B Rada of Hambley NC called on friends on Liberty route 3 Sunday. Pearl Chandler of Easley visited her grandparents Mr and Mrs Chandler. T T Whitten and wife from Easley, recently married, spent a short time here Monday between trains.
Pickens merchants pay high prices for cotton and cotton seed and offer complete stocks of merchandise. A family reunion for Aunt Harriet Freeman on October 27 marks her 81st birthday. relatives and friends are invited to attend with baskets and spend the day in the eastern county home.
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