Shakerag Notes Mix Local Color and Quips
A fragmentary community column blends humorous misprints and social asides with remarks on Prohibition, politics, and local happenings. It mentions Mies Hiett arriving for a stay, the boll weevil debate, tax data for South Carolina residents, and light notes on the Far East and tomato of snakes.
Senator Craig Offers Prizes to Boys Pig and Corn Clubs
The paper reports Senator elect John E. Craig plans to award prizes totaling over $500 to members of boys pig and corn clubs. The editorial lauds the constructive program, urges similar offers for girls, and argues good citizenship strengthens the nation.
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John E. Craig
Eten
Pickeng County
Craig
United States
Mr. Craig
Craigig
Boise
Doctors and Lawyers Devotees of Diverse Professions
The passage notes many claim to be doctors or lawyers though few are licensed. It urges avoiding meddling in others’ fields and sticking to one’s own work, warning against neglecting one’s chosen profession to dabble in others.
Will Make Farm Loans In Pickens County
Sam B. Craig and O. Keith announce representation for Pickens county with General Sem Wolfe as agents for the First Carolinas Joint Stock Land Bank. The bank offers farm land loans to those actually farming, with headquarters in Columbia. President is former Congressman Level, a known agricultural leader.
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Mesors
Sam B. Craig
Keith
Pickens
Pickens County
Sem Wolfe
First
Carolinas Joint Stock Land Bank
Craig
North Bend
South Carolina
Coumbia
Congressman Level
Martin School District Sets Compulsory Law Date
The compulsory school law takes effect in Martin School District No. 40 on November 15, 1922, announced by J. E. Durham, Chairman of the Board of Trustees.
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Martin School District No. 40
J. E. Durham
Chm
Board Trustees
Praters School District Sets November 15 1922 Start Date
The compulsory school law takes effect in Praters School District No 28 on November 15 1922 per R M Bolding chair of the board of trustees.
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Praters School District No
R. M. Bolding
Chm
Ard of Thanks for Jes sie Lee Dorr
We thank friends and neighbors for untiring efforts and kindness during the illness and death of our little girl Jes sie Lee. May the Lord bless you all is our prayer. Mrs. and Mrs. G T Dorr.
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Jessie Lee
G .T. Dorr
Cotton ginning in Pickens county trails last year
Government census retest shows 2,094 bales ginned in Pickens up to September 25, far below 4,645 bales ginned by the same date last year as picking accelerates.
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Pickens County
Lagu
Notice of Final Settlement and Discharge
Notice is given that IT will apply to N. A. Christopher Esq Judge of Probate for Pickens County South Carolina on November 4 1922 at 11 oclock for leave to take final settlement of the personal estate of William P Freeman deceased and discharge as executor J T Watchings Executor.
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N. A. Christopher Nsq
Pickens County
South Carolina
E. M. McQueen
Josie McQueen
N. A. Christopher, Esq
William P. Freeman
Gischarge
Seid Estate
J. T. Watchings
Public summons in Pickens land case from 1922
Court of Common Pleas in Pickens County issues a summons to several heirs and Sargents regarding land of the late Elizabeth Wilson Gibson in Pickens Township. Defendants must answer the complaint within twenty days after service, or plaintiffs will seek relief. Attorneys Martin Blythe Craig Keith serve notice. Clerk O S Stewart records date October 11 1922.
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State OF
South Carolina
County OF Pickens
Court OF Common Pleas
G. A. Gibson
Sem B. Craig
Bettie Wilson
William J. Wilson
Claude Wilson
Bessie Wilson Elrod
Wesley Wilson
Frank Wilson
George MH. Wilson
Fannie Gibson Gilstrap
Maybell Wilson Merritt
Minnie Sargent Slaton
James Sargent
John Sargent
Newton Sargent
Molly Sargent Coleman
Logan Sargent
Lovan Sargent
Elizabeth Wilson Gibson
Pickens County
S. C
Pickens Township
Cler's of Court of Common Pleas
Pickeng County
Pickers
Cubscriers
Martin, Blythe
Craig & Keith
Pickens
County Tax Notice Details Open Books and Payment Deadlines
The county treasurer announces the tax collection period from October 15 to December 1, 1922, with possible January 1923 1 percent, February 1923 2 percent, and March 1923 7 percent surcharges. It lists state and local levies, road taxes, school taxes by district, dog tax, and commutation road tax, plus a note on remitting by mail and the requirement to postmark payments. O. T. Hinton, County Treasurer.
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Old Co
Pickens R
O. T. Hinton
Cora Griffin Dies Near Greer At Age Twenty Eight
Cora Griffin aged 28, daughter of Dr. B P Griffin, died near Greer on October 2 from acute indigestion and was buried in the area the next day.
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Cora Griffin
B. P. Griffin
Greer
Salem revival closes after two weeks at Methodist church
A two week revival at Salem Methodist Church ends with four church additions and a strong community revival. Presiding Elder Steadman of Greenville presided at the closing fourth quarterly conference. The Salem Sunday School gains new rooms. stewards honor the pastor and elder for four year service. The Sentinel is the county’s best advertising medium.
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Salem Methodist Church
Steadman
Greenville
Salem
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