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Pickens Sentinel

Location

Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1915

Page

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Pickens County Tax Figures From Auditor's Books

County auditor data show a $24,083 rise in taxable property and $12,927.21 more in taxes this year, led by corporate contributions. Total levy is $131,952.86 with state $30,852.25 and county and other $101,600.61. school tax almost one third at $43,402.65. Corporations pay about 65 percent. state levy set at 7 mills, county levy at 12.25 mills, totaling 92.25 mills with a 3 mill school tax. The largest taxpayer is Southern railroad at $23,759.80. bonds funded $100,000 five years. A township table compares this year's taxes to last year.

Pickens County Southern Railroad Nwresiendiss County O.ccccce Soesecsss Pickens R. R Bolte, Ey

Pickens Baptist Association Meets at Peters Creek

The Pickens Association gathered at Peters Creek on October 13 for a three day session with C K Robinson as former moderator and Rev J E Foster elected moderator. Dr A E Brown Christened the opening sermon. Six Mile Academy and Peters Creek receive high praise for facilities and hospitality. The next meeting is set for Pleasant Grove in October 1916 with speeches by local ministers and visits by church members.

Pickens Baptist Association Peters Creek C. K. Robinson A. E K. Brown Asheville N.C J. E. Foster J. A. Robinson R. T. Hallam A.E. Brown Z.T. Cody A.T. Jameson W. EK. Wilkins T. E. Durham J. H. Willis Mr. Hunnicutt Brother Foster Six Mile J.E. Singleton J.P. Robinson Capt.Taylor R. A. Hester Allgood and Medlin Pleasant Grove D.W.H

Dacusville Route Cotton Picking Day and Local News

Frost-damaged cotton leaves the fields whitening rapidly reducing harvest to about half of last year. J J Singleton regains health and thanks friends. J M Robinson enjoying improved spirits as a baby arrives. Peters Creek two-room schoolhouse completed awaiting seats for opening. Mrs H A Freeman to celebrate eightieth birthday on Wednesday October 27 1915 with relatives and friends invited. Uncle Josn.

J. J. Singleton J. M. Robinson Peters Creek H. A. Freeman Josn

Pickens Drug Co. ranks fifth among Rexall stores in SC

The Pickens Drug Co. placed fifth in Rexall remedies sold in South Carolina last fiscal year, behind Columbia Spartanburg Greer and Greenville. Mrs. W M Sherard attempted suicide by pistol last Thursday morning but survived and is expected to recover, with health issues noted. Mr and Mrs Sherard formerly lived in Cateechee and Easley, Pickens County. Ayers Hats now operates two Greenville stores. Read ad in this paper.

Pickens Drug Co Rexall Drug South Carolina Rexall Pickens Columbia Spartanburg Greer Greenville W. M. Sherard Williamston

Mrs Moseley Dead After Lingering Illness in Pickens County

Mrs Naomi Moseley widow of the late JSC Moseley died at her Holly Springs home after a lingering illness. She was about 70 and a Baptist. Funeral services were held Wednesday with burial in the family ground. She leaves seven children J O Moseley Robert Moseley Karl Moseley Talley Moseley Mrs R T Lewis Mrs J Z Tate and Mrs J E Silver, plus two sisters Mrs J M Hallum and Mrs Louisa Alexander. She was born at Norris and was daughter of Ezekiel Madden.

Naomi’. Moseley JSC Moseley Holly Springs Pickens County Baptist Church Robert Moseley Karl Moseley Montana Talley Moseley Arizona R. T. Lewis Lincolnton J. Z. Tate Spartanburg J. E. Silver Horseshoe N.C J. M. Hallum Near Liberty Louisa Alexander Old Pickens This County R.T J.n.hallam Pickens Ezekiel Madden Norris

Pickens Merchants Report Busy Last Friday and Saturday

Pickens shoppers filled stores on a brisk trading weekend with a wide stock of new goods. Merchants praise the town for variety in farm household and clothing items and claim new merchandise bought on seven to eight cent cotton will be sold at fair local prices.

Pickens Rexall Pickens Drue Co

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Pickens County Items and Local Notices

News items from Pickens County include obituaries and condolences for families of Tompkins and Stephens, a community invite to the township singing convention at Bethlehem church, and notes on local merchants like Pickens Hardware and Grocery Co. The column mentions B N Glazener’s illness, Olive Camp W.O.W. activities, and tax payments led by Van Ellison. It also reports reduced rail rates for the state fair and a monument unveiling at Secona church.

Pickens Hardware and Grocery Co Pickens Pickens Township Bethlehem Church A.k.park Greenville Park Pickens County Henry Stephens Near Liberty Golden Creek B. N. Glazener Cross Roads Olive Camp W.O.W

Liberty power plant work begins at Hunter's Mill

The Liberty plant project starts with plans to provide 24 hour electricity by January 1. Other local items include weddings in Norris, a moving ad model, a call to repeal the gallon-a-month law, beam of gratitude for fire rebuilding, and a proposed new modern graded school near Praters.

Liberty Hunter’s Mill J. D. Mauldin N. P Norris Clinton M. C. Cole Ossie Gilstrap Folger, Thornley & Co Frank L. Bunker Easley Valhalla Pittsburg Westinghouse Pore Ny

Pickens Cotton Seed Market Prices Rise

Pickens cotton seed sold at 40 dollars per ton on Monday and Tuesday with meal exchanging for seed on a pound for pound basis.

Pickens Cotton Seed Market J. D. Holder Pickens

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