Campaign for State Wide Prohibition Convened in Columbia
A South Carolina prohibition convention held at the YMCA in Columbia on October 9 elected Dr. Z T Cody of Greenville as chair and Rev J W Guy as secretary. A five member committee chaired by Dr C J Burts was formed to organize statewide action and seek a state election on prohibition no later than April 28, 1914, with the aim to be decided by white voters and without forming a new party.
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South Carolina
Y.M. GC. A
Columbia
D. C
Z. T. Cody
Greenville
J. W. Guy
C. J. Burts
J. L. Harley
D. W. Robinson
D. M.crosson
Local Briefs and Obituaries From Liberty
The death of five year old Archie Rogers after a brief illness saddens the community. The infant of Will and Mrs. Alexander died Sunday and was buried at Ruhamah. Dennis Craig and wife of Florida visit his mother. O L Gantt of Tifton has joined J J Gantt & Co in Liberty. Presbyterian ladies hosted visiting Missionary Union delegates. J R Black traveled to Greenville for an operation in hope of recovery. Dr Quincy Edens of Clear Water Kansas visits family near Pickens. a native of the county, he has prospered West and returns with friends glad to see him.
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Fat Rogers
Archie
Will Alexander
Ruhamah
Dennis Craig
Florida
Quincy Edens
Clearwater
Kansas
A. K. Edens
Pickens
Dr. Edens
Cody Chin Secretary Ends Here
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a listing of names including T. Cody and Glened with a W. Guy designation for a secretary role. No clear event date or organization can be confirmed from the readable text.
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Tion
Glened
T. Cody
Chin
W.guy
Secret
Easley Fair Beckons as Town News Circles
Local notes from Easley recount visits by M A Terrell and Sallie Terrell Smith to Westminister and Greenville, school staffing changes, a Home Coming photo event at Griffin church, and social gatherings. A Baptist meeting in Anderson is announced. Reports include an accidental gun injury, a fatal horse accident, and praise for local molasses craft.
Local and Personal Notes Preview Next Week
W N Bolding of Praters section visited town Friday. A K Edens, Route 4 farmer, was here Friday. Home Coming Day at Griffin to be observed on the First Sunday and the Saturday before. Mrs H A Richey visiting daughter Mrs Goodwin in Greenville. Children urged to visit store Monday 27th between 6 and 5 pm. Heath Bruce Morrow Co.
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W.N. Bolding
Praters
A. K. Edens
Route 4
Griffin
Mrs. H. A. Richey
Mrs. Goodwin
Greenville
Heath-Bruce-Morrow Co
Rattlesnakes Plague Farm as Local Resident Reports
Mrs. N. S. Moseley visited her daughter Mrs. Z T Tate in Spartanburg last week. Mr J L Starsell near Pickens reports seventeen rattlesnakes killed on his farm this year. Snakes ranged two to four feet, with some the largest he has seen.
Flournoy and Vaughan Open New Greenville Jewelry Store
Greenville jeweler Flournoy and Vaughan opened a new shop boasting an up-to-date store between Atlanta and Charlotte. They invite locals to visit and view their goods, whether or not they intend to buy.
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Flournoy& Vaughan, Jewelers
Greenville
Atlanta
Charlotte
Med
Chronic Dyspepsia Testimonial Promises Relief
An unsolicited testimonial claims Chamberlain's Tablets greatly helped a long time chronic dyspeptic, W G Mattison of Hornellsville New York, noting they did more good than any other medicine. The note ends with advertising that the tablets are for sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
W.G. Mattison
No. 7
Sherman ,St
Hornellsville
N.Y
Robinson-Morgan Wedding in Central Town
A wedding ceremony in Central on October saw Frank Burt Morgan Jr. and Ethel Robinson unite in matrimony at 5 o'clock. Rev. Mason of Greer officiated with a ring ceremony and Mary Morgan playing the wedding march. Matron of honor Mrs. T. M. Norvis carried the ring on a silver tray. The couple left by the 6 o'clock train for Knoxville and other points for their first days as newlyweds.
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Central
Election on four mill school levy in Long Branch District 28
Notice from Pickens County South Carolina states a petition by freeholders to hold an election in Long Branch School District 28 on November 1 at the School House to decide if a four mill levy should be levied for school purposes. Trustees are named election officers under General Statutes section 1742.
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Freeholders and Electors
Long Branch School Distriet
County Board of Education
Aaid
Mapers
County Board of
Rae Veation
Roulallum
Fee
Local Ads Offer Goods and Land Listings in Pickens South Carolina
An assortment of local sale notices includes second hand buggy for sale by C. S. Robinson, Netherland Oak rockers at J. J. Gantt & Co, and 662 acres river land near Calhounia. Businesses promote mill improvements, butter sales, and a Majestic demonstration with children’s day prizes and free souvenirs.
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Just
J. J. Gantt & Co’s
Liberty
Calhounia
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Liberty News
Easley News
M. A. Terrell
Westminster
Sallie Terrell Smith
D. W. Hiatt
Frances Garvin
Clinton
Ruth Harrison
Anderson
Jos
Miss Lodge
J.”ones
Fire Baptist Church
Babb
First Baptist Church
Vines
Ellis Davis
J. A. Higgins
W. G. Hendricks
United States
State of
J. J. Gantt & Co's
C. S. Robinson
B. BR. Prrsons
Folger, Thornley & Co
Eberle
Hughes Bros
Robi. I. Harris
Pickens, S.C
Majestic
lLeath-Bruce-Morrow Co
Monn
Jewelry
Wallace Building
Washington Street
Main Street
Waselington Street
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