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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1913
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text shows a power related notice with unclear names and dates. The readable portion mentions a person or entity and a possible sale or enforcement action but lacks concrete details to identify the event, location, or responsible organization. Not enough to determine a definite headline or summary.
The article highlights Pickens County’s students ranking highly at the University and features Abbott's store showing portraits of prominent figures including Elbert Finkes. It notes the Pickens boys’ good standing with regional peers and mentions the Ladies Aid Bazaar of the Presbyterian church scheduled for Friday October 7 at 4 PM with fancy works for sale and a salad and dessert course.
The sale notices a clerk's sale in Stef South Caroline County regarding a bid for a property on Watkins Street Beouth, 210 feet deep, bounded by Luts A Fellingsle and Yubert Wright, with a one half acre plot. Purchasers must pay all papers and recording fees, else the premises revert to the former purchaser, A J Boggs, Clerk of Court.
Pleasant purgative effect of Chamberlain's Tablets claimed to improve body and mind. advertised as available from all dealers.
In a terse note the Zeine- Ve aerospace division reveals a 45-Aeros model presenting Tek 2 One as a standard for their lineup. The brief statement frames it as a leader while inviting others to follow.
Folger Thornley Co proclaims itself The Store of the People with complete stock and resources. It highlights its varied merchandise at low prices and claims to meet all wants with extensive, dependable lines and strong patron support.
A local shoe shop advertises a late sale with leather ladies shoes and children's styles. Prices range from $1.50 to $3.00 with noted color options and a new line of stockings. The dealer promises updated stock and mentions tan and gunmetal items in the assortment.
The notice describes a dry goods department offering new fabrics and a full corset stock in all sizes. It notes fabric quality, matching hairinges, and proper fitting over the corset for the new fashions.
The phrase highlights daily momentum with a pledge to keep moving while some resist the idea of standing still. It contrasts proactive progression against inertia and suggests a dynamic, continuous effort.
A cryptic note suggests a traveler seeks a place called North Prie, hoping for guidance from distant routes. The fragment hints at searching beyond familiar shores, chasing an elusive destination and identity.
A newspaper notice touts an exceptional line of overcoats and cravonettes priced reasonably. It invites readers to buy now for cool nights and highlights a full range of men's and boys' pants and coats with all prices listed.
The note suggests buying goods at the lowest prices that are safe and at the highest prices worth paying, implying careful price evaluation to maximize value.
Miscellaneous items listed with low prices include blankets at 1.00 per pair up to 8.00, China matting Calcutta matting and Rus matting. See for Staple Matings 10 and 12 cents. Also sheet drills and other fabric goods offered. Purchases advertised with emphasis on value.
A concise retail line asserts garments suit the wearer’s shape while offering affordable prices. The phrase positions a shop as both flattering and budget friendly. It emphasizes value and style in a single marketing message.
A fragmented sale notice lists clothing items and accessories including shirts, collars, hosiery, rainsticks, and umbrellas. Prices mention affordable options with an item set at 250 dollars and an umbrella priced at one dollar. The text is imperfect but indicates a general garment and accessory sale.
A shop advertises new Stetson hats in all shapes with prices from 8 50 down to 5 00 and a cheaper line starting at 1 00. The note emphasizes that while price can be matched, quality is hard to equal.
Fragmentary notice lists neckwear shirts workwear winter underwear and outerwear with scattered prices. Mentions Bir location and items such as Carhart overalls and gloves. Reading is partial and unsure of full context.
The note claims prices set to expand the business and increase size of operations. It emphasizes affordability linked to growth and market reach. Limited details. no specific figures or entities are provided.
A fragmented report reviews hardware items and safety gear. It mentions belts, harnesses, collars, pads, and breathable surfaces, with reference to testing and wear, plus a note on customer use and product features.
A brief note reflects mutual trust between a business and its customers, emphasizing confidence and mutual respect without embarrassment or hesitation.
An old grocery department ad touts Sunbeam Flour as the standard of quality in baked goods. It emphasizes strict standards, affordable pricing, and the superiority of Sunbeam brand flour made from soft wheat.
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