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Pickens Sentinel

Location

Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1918

Page

3

Storage will save sweet potatoes in South Carolina

The Food Administration urges proper sweet potato storage as a key conservation measure in South Carolina. U S Department of Agriculture experts emphasize maturity, careful handling, thorough curing, and uniform temperatures in a well built storage house. Farmers Bulletin 970 details storage methods. requests for copies should be sent to Washington.

Columbia South Carolina Food Administration United States Department of Agriculture Department Washington The

Notice of Election in Pickens County 1918

Public notice announces general and special elections in Pickens County South Carolina on November 6 1918 for United States Senator Representatives and other state offices. It details voter qualifications registration payment of taxes oath requirements poll opening 7 am closing 4 pm and manager duties. It lists election precincts managers and deadlines for securing ballot boxes and blanks.

South Carolina Pickens United States Seal Congress Board of Managers Charleston Sai County James Sleary Lawrence Carlisle Newton Cross Plains W. A. Looper L. L. Smith H. P. Holley Croswell Silas T. Garrison W. H. Johnson R. R. Ellison Dacusville G. C. Ballard M. W. Hunt, Jr Earle B. Prior Keasley Sam H. Bowen H. W. Farr George W. Griffin Easley Mill W. Arthur Jones Guy Wyatt E. Knox Easley Mills Jas. B. Riggins R. Childs M. M. Horton Flat Rock John CC. McKinney G. I. McWhorter Henry ©. Young Glenwood R. L. Bopes Fred J. Browning D. L. Edens Holly Springs W. T. Chastain R. N. Lynch Elijah Winchester Issaqueena John W. McNealey Claud H. Waters R. B. Williams Julian's Store B. F. Farmer Will M. Freeman B. N. Glazener Liberty Adgear I. Boggs John H. Boroughs James M. Sfunt Looper Sam B. Looper C. G. Williams Ben L. Hendricks Mile Creek B. PF. Alexander C. N. Marchbanks R. E. Dalton Norris H. C. Entrekin Wm. Carter Clayton T. M. Garrett B. A. Allgood T. A. Bowen W.T. Freeman Pickens Mill J. A. Morrell B. L. Nlolder E. P. Norton Peter’s Creek Sammons J.T. Foster Robt J. Hughes Pumpkintown J. A. Chastain A. L. Edens D. W. Roper Praters C. C. Gillespie P. ©. Robinson Brown Goodlock Pleasant Grove F. L. Burgess Julius E Pickens D. H S. W. O'Dell J. A. Cannon Pickens County

Ownership Statement for Pickens Sentinel 1918

The Pickens Sentinel weekly at Pickens South Carolina lists stockholders owning one percent or more, including J. Mel. Bruce T. J. Mauldin I. M. Mauldin G. R. Hendricks BE H. Craig A. J. Boges Frank McFall and W. L. Matheny. Bond mortgage holders none. Sworn before W. E. Findley N P on October 1 1918.

L. C. Lynch W. R. Lynch G. A. Lynch G. M. Lynch Potenoy River W. J. Lynch Elijah Chastain A. Lynch Pickens Sentinel Congress Post Office Department Pickens S.C Pickens Sentinel Co., Inc J. Mel. Bruce T. J. Mauldin I. M. Mauldin G. R. Hendricks BE. H. Craig A. J. Boges Prank McFall W. L. Matheny W. J. Matheny

Losses of live stock hit by trains in South Carolina

South Carolina faces annual losses exceeding 50000 dollars as trains strike hogs and cattle. Officials say meat, leather, and fats lost are vital to the war effort, urging stock owners to keep stock away from rail lines and to adopt protective stock laws where absent.

Columbia South Carolina Ags Charles Barhan Food Administration, Traffic and Transportation Department America State Council of Defense Barham Council of Defense Food Administration

Treat Your Seed Wheat Before Planting

Farmers are urged to treat seed wheat before planting to prevent smut, a disease that destroys thousands of bushels annually. The method advises blue stone or formaldehyde treatment, promoting a robust harvest and war effort with a "Liberty Harvest" pledge.

Uncle Sam

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