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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1921
Page
6
Clemson College warns boll weevil will seek winter quarters in unkept fields and ditch banks. Entomologist A F Conradi urges farmers to remove such sites, improve humus, and use cover crops to prevent weevil survival with burning as a last resort.
The Rev J C Crim, longtime pastor in Liberty and later in Lamar, died in Florida last week. His body was brought to Johnston, his former home, and buried there on Friday August 26. He was a respected figure who served Baptist churches and taught at Six Mile Baptist Academy.
The State quotes Charles W. Upham praising a $60,000,000 bond plan to build scenic highways across western North Carolina. He argues new roads would attract tourists who would fund the project, highlighting South Carolinians’ missed access to Caesars Head and Table Rock and noting prior heavy road spending in nearby counties.
Built as a brief loan notice, R. E. Bruce offers mortgages on improved farms in Pickens, Oconee, and Greenville counties and on city properties in Greenville, Easley, and Seneca. Office over Keowee Bank in Pickens.
Eugene S. Blease a prominent Newberry lawyer and brother of ex Governor Cole Blease was elected to fill the vacancy in the legislature caused by the death of Geo S. Mower. He defeated Hub Evans and several others in the contest.
John W. Thomas a longtime Pickens county resident died at his Nine Times home Monday night after six months of ill health. The 77 year old Confederate veteran was buried at Mt. Bethel Methodist church after a Wednesday service. He leaves a wife and six children, Eugene Rhett Guy Thomas and three daughters Mrs. Henry A Townes Mrs. W B Whitmire and Mrs. Mack Whitmire.
Citizens are urged to place orders for crimson clover seed at once to secure best prices. Local agents across Pickens Six Mile Central Easley Norris Liberty Easley Dacusville will collect orders. a visit will follow next week to confirm quantities.
A local advertisement touts Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as the premier relief for bowel complaints in both children and adults. The notice also promotes good overalls and work shirts from Bounett Mercantile Co with prices of $1.15 and 75 cents respectively.
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