Pickens Sentinel October 23 191% Front Page Note
The Pickens Sentinel page notes editorial disclaimer and repudiates responsibility for correspondent views while presenting standard community notices and local items from Pickens.
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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1913
Page
2
The Pickens Sentinel page notes editorial disclaimer and repudiates responsibility for correspondent views while presenting standard community notices and local items from Pickens.
A correction notes a recent mispublication of the election managers list. The error was not the paper’s fault and the corrected roster was supplied by the commissioners. The passage references the stage of the ballot process and city interests.
State agricultural message urges farmers to plant more oats and some wheat to offset a weak western corn crop. With high corn prices looming next year, expanding grain production could keep home flour supply sufficient and bolster farmer profits.
Mrs Elvira Dixon died at her brother H Dean Singletons home on July 16 following a stroke in July. She was in her 69th year and buried at Enon after funeral services led by Rev D W Hiatt. She leaves a son Clayton Dixon and siblings Mrs George W Dorr Miss Essie Miller and Mrs Noah Smith along with many relatives and friends.
Mr H Dean Singleton and family express gratitude to friends for support during illness and death of Mr Singleton's wife Elvira Dixon. They extend sincere thanks to each one for kind deeds and sympathy.
In Pickens County court, Nero Halvin by guardian ad litem seeks sale of two Norris town parcels Nos. 4 and 10. The auction will occur on November 13, 1913, at Pickens Court House, with bids covering Lot 4 at about 1.85 acres and Lot 9 at about 1.83 acres. Purchaser must pay all costs and comply within one hour. failure forfeits the sale and costs.
South Carolina Pickens district sale of real estate under a decretal order by Judge Rice dated Sept 25 1904. The parcel lies along Georges Creek Saluda River bounded by Hammonds Gosserard and others totaling 423.10 acres with a plat by Jno Hobbinson dated Nov 16 1909. Formerly owned by J K Lathem and conveyed to Abraham Jones, sale to satisfy debts with purchaser to bear all papers and recording fees.
Clerk of Court A J Boogs announces a sales notice in Pickens County South Carolina. The D A Gilstrap et al versus Loulsa Gilstrap case schedules a November sale of Ephram Gilstrap home place, a 150 acre parcel, with half cash due day of sale and remaining balance due in 12 months secured by bond and mortgage at eight percent interest.
In Court of Common Pleas J Jol. Vickery, defendants Ellenburg et al, a decretal order by Judge H F Rice dated Sept 30 1918 directs sale on November 1913 sales day at Pickens S C. The lot on Watkins street South side fronting 100 feet and 210 feet deep, boundaries Lula A Billingsle Robert Wright color ed F B Moran G Rowland. One house and lot, cash purchase, deed and recording costs paid by buyer. If not complied with within one hour, reauction at risk of prior buyer. A J Boggs.
The Court of Common Pleas of Pickens County announces a November 1913 sale to the highest bidder during legal hours. The property covers about six hundred fifty acres known as Carlton Mountain, with metes and bounds from a June 1499 survey, adjoining John W. Thomas Crenshaw Grant and others. Conveyed previously to Kendrick Walker party by August 1912 deed. A. J. Boggs, sale administrator.
The sale lists tract numbers and boundaries for land totaling about ninety three and one half acres along Six Mile Creek with multiple neighboring owners. Terms require half cash at sale and balance in twelve months secured by bond and mortgage with 5 percent interest, resale if default. Bidder must cover papers and recording costs. clerk of court BOUGS presides.
In Pickens County South Carolina the probate court orders all creditors and claimants against the estate of H L Cayton to file proven claims by November 1 1913. The order prohibits further actions in other courts and requires publication weekly in a Pickens County newspaper. Judgment by J B Newberry dated Sept 11 1918. Attorneys Johnson Nash Daniel and T J Mauldin.
A Chamberlain's Tab lets advertisement states the pleasant purgative effect and the healthy condition of body and mind it creates. It notes the product is for sale by all dealers.
Folger Thornley Co presents its full notice praising itself as The Store of the People. It touts complete stocks, low prices, and wide assortments all designed to meet diverse wants with dependable merchandise and strong patronage. It lists numerous product lines as highlights.
The advertisement proclaims the shoe department offers top brands like Boyden’s Walk-Overs Endicott Johnsons with many styles. It promises thorough fittings and satisfaction ensuring customers are well shod and confident to display their feet.
The store touts Godman women and children shoes in solid leather from 1.50 to 3.00, children’s shoes 0.25 to 2.50, and introduces Wood line shoes for misses and kids. Zeigler ladies sandals and pumps in tan and gun metal at 3.00 to 4.00, promising comfortable fit, durability, and style.
Our Dry Goods Department offers ratines serges panamas whip cords and other dress fabrics in multiple colors and price ranges. New fall dress goods arrive daily and can be paired with trimmings. The American Lady Corset stock is complete in all sizes for ladies and misses.
The message declares relentless daily motion as goods refuse to stay still, underscoring a persistent drive in commerce or trade. It conveys momentum and urgency in moving stock or shipments forward.
A local shop promotes tailored women’s suits with pressed seams, offering perfect styles and new fabrics from 7 50 to 25 dollars. They feature odd skirts, long cloaks for ladies and children, and claim budget prices for quality, plus fittings for small children.
A compact reflection compares aiming for improvement in another place to locating the North Pole, implying difficulty and rarity in finding a perfect alternative. The remark uses a travel metaphor to question efficiency and precision in seeking better options.
The clothing department promotes Strauss & Bros High Art Clothing praised for fit wear and value. It claims best blue serges and a strong assortment of cassimeres worsteds and cheviots for all budgets, plus overcoats cravonettes and full men’s boys’ lines.
A brief note describing how goods are offered at the lowest safe purchase price and at the highest value price where buyers gain worthwhile value. It emphasizes cautious pricing and prudent buying choices.
Offer includes blankets at 1.00 per pair up to 8.00. Art squares and bugs, matting 20c to 30c. China and Calcutta matting of best grade. Outings 10c and 12 12c. Sheetings, drills, duck. Large purchases enable generous value when selling as we receive good values when buying.
A concise promotional note touts apparel that complements figures at affordable prices, emphasizing value and fit for budget conscious shoppers.
Don’t forget us on Pictures and Frames Comforts Underwear Shirtings Trunks and Suitcases Embroideries and Laces Men’s and Ladies’ Collars Ladies’ and Children’s Hosiery 10c to 50c Rainsticks a fine selection 50c to 2.50 We have a good umbrella for 1.00.
Local retailer touts John B. Stetson hats in fresh styles priced between 3.50 and 5.00 with a budget range of cheaper hats starting at 1.00. The ad stresses higher quality even if price matching is possible.
New neckwear in red purple blue green and brown at 50c. An excellent line of 25c goods. Dress shirts from 50c to 450. Work shirts praised as the best. Winter underwear, sweaters, Carhart overalls and gloves offered at all prices.
A company markets competitive pricing to expand market share and drive growth. Management highlights improved value for customers and strategic use of price positioning to attract new clients while maintaining margins.
The hardware department highlights new stove shipments including ranges and “Tron King” cook stoves. It promotes turn plows with an extensive stock of points and notes Lynchburg Turn Plow popularity. Also advertised are buggy harnesses, bridles, lines, harness parts, and granite ware.
A brief reflection on the mutual trust between business and customers, emphasizing shared confidence as a key driver of lasting relationships and success.
Grocery department highlights Sunbeam Flour as a top established brand. It claims the flour is all-round, made from soft wheat, and superior to competitors, maintaining the company’s high standard of goods.
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