Probate Sale in Pickens County South Carolina
Judge for Probate in Pickens County orders sale of a Central town lot of approximately two acres. The property bound by Ed Crook and G W Brock lands, per a 1890 deed to Mary Simpson. Sale to be at the courthouse door with cash terms and purchaser covering recording costs. Special Referee J B Newberry, Judge for Probate.
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Lee
Central
Ed Crook
G. W. Brock
Mary Simpson
J. B. Newberry
Probate Sale Notices in Pickens County South Carolina
Court of Probate in South Carolina announces two November 1916 sales of land in Pickens County. First, A John Boggs as administrator offers about 100 acres on Wolf Creek near Bramlett's corner, adjoining J B Finley and W T Field, at court house sale with cash bids. Second, W B Mauldin estate sale covers about 92-94 acres in Central Township adjoining Patterson and Morgan, sold cash with purchaser paying papers and recording fees.
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Pickns Jp
John M. Field
Richard Hood
J. B. Finley
Wiliam R. Wilson
W. T. Field
Fish and Blood goods offer best value at same price
A sales pitch urges shoppers that Fish and Blood goods are the best buy when priced the same as cheaper brands. It promotes quality over cost and invites customers to choose Fish and Blood for equal price options.
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Ertilzer
Picking on Pickens in Abbeville medium
The Pickens Sentinel asks what exchanges will do for wrappers after Congress adjourns and the Congressional Record is suspended. The paper notes having enough Records stacked away to last until publication resumes.
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Abbeville
The
Pickens Editor Torches Into Greenville Circus Day
A wireless from Pickens reports The Pickens Sentinel editor will arrive in Greenville in his U Ford to witness the circus animals being unloaded, signaling a local connection to the event.
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Pickens
Weather Patchwork Drives Clothing Guesses in Pickens
Shifting weather leaves residents unsure whether to layer up or shed coats in Pickens. The Pickens Sentinel notes fluctuating temperatures complicating daily wear and outerwear choices amid springlike swings.
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Greenville News. Es
Pickens Sentinel
Man Fleeing Belief He Was Possessed May Have Moved
The Spartanburg Journal questions whether the Pickens County man who thought the devil had him has relocated. Local readers are left awaiting updates on his whereabouts.
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Spartanburg
Pickens
Odorless onion licker invention stirs Greenville talk
Fragmentary notes from The Greenville News hint at an odorless onion licking device and potential receivership for Pickens merchants. A stray Arkansas reference appears, mentioning the onion business and unrelated aside.
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Greenville
Pickens
Arkansas
Tough On Booker Editorial Room Clippings Spark Tool Rescue
The Spartanburg Journal rooms are plastered with editorial clippings as foreman calls for copy and a hatchet or handsaw is used to save the day.
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Greenville News
The
Spartanburg Journal
Words and Deeds Show Navy Ties in Charleston
Mr. Wilson is praised for his deeds matching the Navy’s needs, echoing Col. Bovrevel’s talk of action. The column notes a strong connection between local efforts and naval service, highlighting tangible contributions over rhetoric.
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Charleston
Railroads to Government Ownership Seen as Inevitable
Editorial argues government ownership of railroads is bound to happen and questions why the issue is postponed. It contends the inevitability of public control should end the delay in addressing the policy.
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Majestic
Villa Mystery Tied to South Carolina Chicken Fanciers
The Anderson Intelligencer reports a possible lead in the Villa case pointing to South Carolina chicken fanciers who supply the bandit with choice game cocks. Authorities pursue this line as the search continues.
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Anderson Intelligencer
Villa
South Carolina
Newberry Observer Editor Tracks Rye Clue
A Newberry Observer item notes the editor’s keen interest in rye as a talking point. The brief hints at local food or agricultural topics linked to the editor’s expertise.
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Greenville News
Newberry Observer
Rye
Cotton Prices Compared To Roosevelt’s Word Purchases
A brief market note contrasts cotton values, noting a current price near a penny an ounce while Col. Roosevelt has paid up to a dollar per word for lighter, whiter material, highlighting the unusual cost differential.
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Columbia State
Col. Roosevelt
Was Off Duty Burglars Plunder Oyster Bay Homes
A terse report notes off duty burglars plunder Oyster Bay residences and seize about $10,000. The item hints at a broader political angle with reference to Col Teddy and Hughes loyalist militias numbering in the thirty six thousand range.
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Charleston
Oyster Bay
Teddy
Hughes
Address Change Requests Sent Directly to The Sentinel
Subscribers must notify The Sentinel office with both old post office and new address. Include the name of the current recipient and the new delivery location to ensure proper delivery.
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Sentinel Office
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County of Pickens
Etta Wright
Et al
Harrison Simpson, Et al
Ernest Paves
S C
County of
A. John Boggs
Davidsley
John Lesley
W. L. Lesley
C. Lesley Brown
Elizabeth Lesley
J. B. Jberry
Pickensy
Pickens Sonny
W. B. Mauldin
Mary A. Maulding
J. Ernest Moore
S. C
Central Township
T. P. Patterson
W. H. Fucker
J. N. Morgan
Pinety
McDow Farm
Anderson Phosphate & Oil Co
W.F. Farmer, Secy
M. C. Smith and
John C. Carey
Walter Wood
Genie
Pia Py Pick
Booker
Charleston American
Hendricks
W. Hendricks
Majestic Ranges
Earth
Pickens Mercantile and Lumber Company
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