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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1913
Page
2
Outlook Brightens for Crops and Prices This Fall
The article notes a record harvest with strong prices, praising farmers for improving crops and self reliance. It mentions government stability boosting confidence, money in circulation, and farmers expanding home use crops. It highlights abundant forage, ideal weather, and hog production for personal use, with wide regional plenty.
McCravey Emerges as Third Candidate in South Carolina Senate Race
Reports from Pickens and Easley indicate I P McCravey plans a Senate bid against Governor Blease and Senator Ellison D Smith. He favors federal aid for public schools and previously pushed a local compulsory education measure. A third candidate, A F Lever, already eyed the race, with final decision pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
United States Senate
I. P. McCravey
Pickens County
Blease
Ellison D. Smith
W. B. Cheshire
Anderson
Cheshire
Pickens
McCravey
Senate
Statehouse
General Assembly
Anderson Intelligencer
Easley
H. P. McCravey
State House of Representatives
South Carolina
A. F. Lever
Congress
Agricultural Committee
House
Lands to be sold in Notte district Pickens County
In Common Pleas Court Nero Hallum by guardian ad litem John M Singleton vs Thomas Hallum et al in pursuance of a decretal order Judge H F Rice dated September 80 1918 I will sell to the highest bidder on Tuesday in November 1913 during legal hours at Pickens Court House the two parcels lot No 4 and lot No 10 near Notte. Lot 4 contains 185100 acres more or less and lot 10 178100 acres more or less. Cash terms purchaser pays for papers and recording. If the purchaser fails to comply the premises will be resold on same day or another sale day at the risk of the former purchaser A J Boggs Clerk of Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Pickens
Common Pleas
Nero Hallum
John M. Singleton
Thomas Hallum
H. F. Rice
Pickens Court House
8. C
Towit
Notte
J. P Attaway
A. J. Boggs Cleak
State of
County of Pickens
8.C
J. H. Wigington
John W. Thomas
Crenshaw
Grant
Oshore
Carlton Mountain
Old Line
Kendrick, Walker Company
A. J. Boggs
County of
D. A. Gilstrap
J. K. Keasler
E. M. Gilstrap
Ephram Gilstrap
A. J. Boogs
Clerk's Sale in Pickens County South Carolina 1918
In pursuance of a decretal order by Judge Ries the State of South Carolina Court of Common Pleas will sell at public sale in November 1918 the following real estate on Georges Creek Saluda river including related shoals and two tracts. The first tract contains about 26 acres with related sh oals and rights transferred from J K Lathem to Abraham Jones. The second tract covers about 338-10 acres described by bounds and a plot by J A Robinson dated November 16 1900. Terms cash with buyer paying all papers and recording. A J Boggs Clerk of Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Jones
Ff. Ries
Pickena O. H. A.C
Georges Creek
Saluda
Hammonds
Gossett
Hedee
J. K. Lathem
James Lathem
Abraham Jones
Heaton
J.B. Mauldin
Jnc. A. Robinson
J. B. Newberry
Pickens County
S. C
Aale
A. J. Boggs
Carlton Mountain tract sale in Pickens County
Court sale notices a six hundred sixty acre Carlton Mountain land tract in Pickens County to be auctioned in November 1913. Held by Lula N Mulling and others with R M Hughes as receiver, the transfer follows Kendrick Walker Company deed dated August 28 1913. Cash terms. buyer bears recording costs.
Plecken County Farm Land Sale As Ordered By Court
In the Court of Common Pleas Farmers Bank of Central and Plavntti's case J F Rice decretal order dated Sept 20 1913 directs sale of multiple tracts in Pickens County South Carolina on November sale day during legal hours. Parcels include ninety three and one half acres near Six Mile Creek and a fifty five acre tract on Voduts Creek with terms one half cash and twelve months credit at 8 percent interest with resale if default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of South Carolina
Plekenn
Court of Common Pleas
Farmers Bank of Central
Plavntti’s
L. P. Price
J. F. Rice
Pickens C
WS. C
Haro
N. R. Kennemore
Nina Montgomery
Isaiah Seaborn
Pink Kelley
N. BR. Kennemore
Mra. Jones
W. R. Price
Six Mile Creek
J. M. Stephens
Bird Montgomery
Voduts Creek
Bit Kelly
Butler Smith
Marietta Gargin
Clerk's Sale in Pickens County SC 1918 land auction
South Carolina court sale by Judge H I Rice in November 1918 for a 150 acre home tract of Ephram Gilstrap deceased. Terms require half cash, balance in 12 months with eight percent interest, purchaser to cover papers.
Folger Thornley & Co Full Announcement
The Store of the People promotes its true name and claims to meet all public needs with a complete stock. It highlights science, resources, and patronage as keys to success, touting vast, dependable merchandise and low prices across many lines.
Best Shoe Line in the County Promises Value
The store proclaims the county's best shoe selection featuring Boyden and Walk-Overs dress shoes and Madicott Johnson work shoes. With wide choices, customers are fitted until they are satisfactorily shod and confident to show their feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyden
Madicott-Johnson
Shoe stock at store boasts Wood and Zeigler lines
The store highlights Godman shoes for women and children with solid leather options from $1.50 to $3.00 for women and $0.25 to $2.50 for children. New Wood line for misses and children praised, and Zeigler shoes offered in $3.50 to $8.00 range. Emphasizes comfort, fit, and wear of these ladies footwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bette
Dry Goods Dept Offers New Fall Fabrics At Low Prices
Our Dry Goods Department features Ratines Serges Panamas Whip Cords and other dress fabrics all colors from 25c to 1.25 a yard. A large assortment of new dress goods has arrived daily with matching trimmings. Fall dresses should be fitted over your corset and our American Lady Corset stock is complete in all sizes for ladies and mister.
Moving Day for Agriculture Goods Stirs Markets
Daily shifts in agricultural goods push prices and supply trends as traders react to steady movement in commodities. Buyers and sellers monitor futures, storage costs, and transport options amid ongoing market flux.
Hine Tsilored Suits for Women in Interesting Styles
Advertisement notes tailored women’s suits with a pressed look and long lines. It highlights fabrics from seven dollars and fifty cents, cloaks for ladies and misses, and quality compared to other wear. The copy emphasizes good fit and value.
North Pole Fit Through Lingering Life Challenges
A compact note reflects on striving to balance endurance and purpose while navigating harsh conditions. It hints at resilience amid isolation and the pull of distant horizons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pole
Court sale in Central town lot by Ellenburg case
In the Court of Common Pleas Judge H F Rice Sept 1918 sale to the highest bidder on November sales day 1918 at Pickens O H 8 0 the described one half acre lot fronting 100 feet on Watkins Street South side Southern Railway with boundaries Lula A Billingele Robert right I B Morgan and O G Rowland. The lot contains about one half acre and terms are cash. If not complied within one hour the property will be resold on the same day or sales day at the back of the former purchaser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
South Carolina
Pickens
Court of Common Pleas
J. I. Vickery
John Ellenburg
H. F. Rice
Central
Watkins Street
Southern Railway Oo
Lula A. Billingele
Robert Right
I. B. Morgan
O. G
Rowland
SomRy
A. J. Boggs
Estate claims barred in Pickens Probate Court order
In Pickens County South Carolina the Probate Court orders all claimants against the estate of H L Clayton to file proven claims by November 1 1918 and enjoins pursuit of claims in other courts. The order directs service on defendants and publication in a Pickens County newspaper weekly through November 1 1918 with J B Newberry as Probate Judge. Johnson Nash & Daniel and T J Mauldin represent the parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City National Bank of Greenville
Et al
H. L. Clayton
Pickens
J.B. Newberry
Seal
Pickens County
Johnson, Nash & Daniel
Spartanburg
S. C
T. J. Mauldin
D. C
Strauss & Bros High Art Clothing Line Featured
The store advertises an extensive fall clothing selection including Strauss & Bros High Art Clothing noted for fit wear and value. Emphasizes Blue Serves suits, Cassimores Worsteds Cheviots, overcoats and cravonettes with full men and boys sizes and prices to fit any budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strauss & Bros
Lowest price sale offers safe buys at peak value
A local store touts unbeatable prices on select goods claiming both safety in purchasing and maximum value for money as customers shop the clearance.
General Store Ad Lists Household Goods and Prices
A miscellaneous advertisement highlights blankets at 1.00 per pair up to 8.00, art squares, bugs, matting 20c to 30c, sheetings drills duck, and staples like pictures frames comforts underwear and hosiery. It promotes great values from bulk purchases and mentions umbrellas 1.00 and rainsticks 50c to 4.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Calcutta
Clothing fits your figure and figures fit your purse
A compact shopping note promises tailored clothing options that flatter forms while remaining affordable. It emphasizes value through fit, suggesting accessible fashion choices for a budget-conscious customer.
Hats Offer New Shapes From Stetson Line
Hats by John B. Stetson introduce all the new shapes priced from 3.50 to 5.00. A cheaper line begins at 1.00. The ad claims matching price is easy, but matching quality is hard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Stetson
They Make You Feel Good Purge Tablet Ad
Pleasant purgative effects described as reducing discomfort and improving body and mind, leading to a joyful feeling. Sold for sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Neckwear and shirts advertise with low prices
The ad markets neckwear in velvet reds purples blues greens and browns at 60c with a 25c line and dress shirts from 50c to 1.50. It claims the best work shirts at 50c and promotes winter underwear sweaters and Carhart overalls and gloves with low prices to grow the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carhart
Fall Hardware Line Promotes Ranges and Plows
A local hardware dealer advertises new fall inventory including ranges for cooking and heating, the Iron King cook stove, a full Lynchburg Turn Plow stock, and an array of nails, roofing, tools, Granite Ware, buggy harness, bridles, lines, and horse tack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
Confident Customer Trust Drives Mutual Confidence
A brief note emphasizes mutual belief between a business and its customers, highlighting trust as the core of their relationship and acknowledging both sides’ comfort with the partnership.
Sunbeam Flour Ad Promises Quality Grocery Dept Standards
The department asserts strict standards and offers top quality goods at low prices. Sunbeam Flour is promoted as a reliable all round flour made from soft wheat and not excelled by others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunbeam
Babcock Buggies and Chase City Furniture Ad
A vintage advertisement promotes the Babcock Buggies as reliable standard items and invites customers to visit for the full furniture line. It highlights Graceful Parlor Furniture, Bed Room Sets, Dining Tables, Chairs, Rockers, Cabinets, and mattresses, urging perennial value and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babcock
Chase City
Babcock Buggies
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Sentinel
E. P. McCravey
U. S. Senate
Clerk’s Sale
M. ©. Smith
Annivek
Clerk’s Safe
Shoe Department
Dep’t
Ildr
Mary F. Clayee
Cele
Clothing Department
Grocery Department
Folger, Thornley & CO
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