Pickens Sentinel Listed as Second Class Mail Matter
The Pickens Sentinel daily newspaper from Pickens South Carolina was entered at the Pickens post office as second class mail matter.
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Pickens, S. C
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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1921
Page
4
Printing schedule shift for local paper discussed
The note requests moving print day from Thursday to Wednesday for The Sertion of Wednesdays and mentions observers on rural routes preferring a Friday delivery. It references coordinating with carriers and printing staff to implement the change and ensure timely distribution.
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Usars
Pickens Sentinel Notes Early Cotton Bell Sightings
The Pickens Sentinel reports a bell of cotton seen in Oconee two weeks after the first sighting. The paper notes Pickens often leads, suggesting the horn shake may have triggered the early bells in the Pickens area.
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Furalow Prinune
Pockens
Oconee
Pickens
In Loving Remembrance of My Wife Died August 18 1921
Arthur Herbert Arnold writes of his wife’s death in Camden, reflecting on their life, love, and trials. He recalls shared memories at the old school and vows, and maintains hope of a reunion in heaven as he notes her passing on August 18 1921.
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Unus
Coul
Acwain
Arthur Herbert Arnold
Camden
Tabernacle Meeting Begins at Pickens with Daily Services
The tabernacle meeting at Pickens opened Sunday morning with a sermon by Rey L B Compton and will run two weeks. Large audiences attend as three services are held daily. Morning song at ten, discourse by Mr Miller at one. Evening song at seven thirty nine, sermon by Mr Compton at eight. Uncle Charlie Donle speaks to children at five. Miss Beyes resumes duties as conductor after illness.
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Tabernacle
Pickens
Rey L B Compton
Miller
Mr Compton
Charlie
Donle
Missna Beyes
Miss Beyes
Dutt’ Boldtag
Dacuscville Route One Community Notes
Local social and church notices list residents visiting relatives and friends. Mentions include Miss Abercrombie and Miss Weisner with weekend gatherings at Hunt and Robinson households, Mr. Grover Freeman and family visiting, and teachers at Croak school planning a summer term close on Friday.
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Migieten
Petess
Croaek School
Avill
Loti
Mer
Fred Alexander
Siiliven
J. E. Foster
Even Abercrombie
Geneva Weisner
Hunt
Louis
Lumas Looper
Anthony Simmons
Grover Freeman
S. C. Robinson
Orin Abercrombie
Robinson
Earle Poster
W. B. Simmon
Elenora Singleton
Aileen Baker
Cotton prices rise in Pickens market Thursday morning
Cotton is bringing 40 1 2 cents in the Pickens market this Thursday morning. The report notes strong interest as buyers anticipate steady demand.
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Pickens
Drainage Meeting Planned in Greenville and Pickens
A drainage meeting at Friendship Church Greenville County Friday September 23 at 3 PM will discuss draining the Saluda and Ocienoy rivers to Pumpkinton. Prominent drainage experts will attend and all interested persons are invited. Supervisors of Greenville and Pickens counties call the meeting. Reclaiming about 1509 acres of bottom land in Pickens and many acres in Greenville could result.
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Friendship Church
Greenville County
Saluda River
Colency
Pumpkinton
Greenville and
Pickens Counties
Tne
Saluda
Ocienoy
Pickers County
Colored couple wed in private ceremony at residence
Charlie Arachl and Daisy Cannon, both colored, were married by Rev. W. C. erno at his residence Sunday in Liberty. A second counts as a colored wedding officiated by a judge on the same day.
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Charlie Arachl
Daisy Cannon
W. C.erno
Wer
Liberty
Local Socials and Church Events Highlight Week
A series of social and church gatherings are noted including visits by Miss Lucy Dodgens and guests Nora and Sarah Jape Trotter, the Clark reunion drawing a large crowd, baptisms in Secona, and a Table Rock excursion by local party members. The Gantt Furniture Co of Liberty runs a piano contest with church, school or individual prizes and closes December 20.
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J R J Anthony
Ooleney
Lucy Dodgens
Nora
Sarah Jape Trotter
Clark
S G Dorr
Secona
Agnes Leslie
Pearl Childs
Florance Kendricks
Ivy Hendricks
John Ed Childs
Furman Simpson
J F Childs
Gantt Furniture Co
Liberty
Sow Wheat This Fall and Prepare for the Boll Weevil
Farmers are urged to plant wheat this fall to combat boll weevil damage next year. Seed wheat is offered at about two dollars per bushel at cost, with orders directed to T. A. Bowen. The message also revisits Henry W. Grady’s vision of southern independence and economic self sufficiency.
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T. A. Bowen
Southern
Abruzzi Ave
Ford Announces Major Price Reductions on Cars and Trucks
Edsel B. Ford states Ford will cut prices again with an average $70 drop, the lowest sale prices yet. He notes reductions on touring cars to $355 and sedans to $660, citing economies in manufacturing and sustained strong production records to propel prosperity.
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Ford
Detroit
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