Miller criticizes editor and cites scripture in primary debate
Joel H. Miller argues Mr Martin copied his letter to The Sentinel and comments on it. He questions scripture references on city of refuge and disputes the Democratic primary rules as biased and deceptive. He warns against partial judges and urges a fair, unalterable primary process.
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City of Refuge
Josh
Martin
Democratic Party
Refuge
Reply by Progress Editor to Manning-Easley election row
The Reply of Progress Editor Mr. Joel H. Miller defends Manning supporters in Easley against alleged illegal tactics. It argues that only unlisted voters joined the second primary legally and notes temperate remarks and intemperate acts by Manningites led to the result. The piece likens Miller to a hooked fish and criticizes his stance.
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Joel H. Miller
Pickens Sentinel
Manning
Easley
Miller
Manningites
Birthday Feast Honors Moon Kin and Elections Roster
The piece notes Mr Moon's relatives and a feast at the Allgood Moon home for his 43rd birthday. It mentions Mr Robert Steele and a judge withholding a permit after polls opened, with praise for Steele's character and regret over his vote. Guests from Pickeno traveled via wagon to partake in the celebration.
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Robert Steele
Steele
Mr. Moon
Free Kitchen Utensil Gift With Majestic Range Demo
During the week of October 23 customers who buy a Majestic range will receive $8.00 worth of cooking utensils at no extra cost. The Majestic price stays unchanged. Visit Pickens Mercantile & Lumber Co during the demonstration week.
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Pickens Mercantile & Lumber Co
Pickens Mercantile and Lumber Co
Railways Offer Low Round Trip Fares to Columbia
The Southern railway sets very low round trip fares to Columbia for the state fair and harvest jubilee October 23 27. A dispatch from Columbia reports everything is ready and enormous crowds are expected to attend.
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The
Southern Railway
Columbia
Paper address change requests must go to The Sentinel
Subscribers are instructed to send notices directly to The Sentinel office with both the old post office name and the new one to ensure the address is updated correctly. The guidance emphasizes submitting changes through the newspaper to prevent misrouting.
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Sentinel Office
Judge on Proper Handling of Staple Cotton
A legal brief discusses the judge's experience in evaluating methods for processing staple cotton. The text outlines standards for fiber handling and quality control practices used in historical textile operations.