Pickens Sentinel-Journal adopts new leadership in 1911
The September 28 1911 issue announces a stock company ownership for the Pickens Sentinel-Journal after considering a separate Pickens Enterprise. The paper pledges to build up Pickens and Pickens County, promote pure elections, oppose corruption, support education, and back local development and civic advancement. The editor promises a democratic spirit and cooperation with progressive townspeople to raise the county’s prosperity.
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Sentinel Seeks Public Aid to Promote Church Life and Citizenship
Southland and the west, and even in this state. Churches, religious institutions and all efforts for civic righteousness will find the Sentinel willing and ready to aid them in building up the cause of Christ, disseminating mire and wholesome teaching and influencing for higher church life and citizenship. In order that our plans and principles may be made effective, and that this newspaper may attain to great usefulness along the lines here indicated we invite the cooperation and aid of every good citizen.
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Pickens County Public Affairs Readers urged to subscribe
The article appeals to all residents of Pickens County who care about local governance to subscribe to the newspaper for coverage of public affairs and county matters.
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Subscription Offer Urges Readers to Try One Paper
The notice invites readers to kindness toward rivals and promises no pressure to drop other papers. It pitches a single paper at $1 per year with a voluntary trial until January, aiming to add a thousand names to the subscription list.
County aims to expand its subscriber list and ads reach
The county seeks to broaden its coverage by adding more respected residents to the subscriber roll and extending attention to news matters and advertising opportunities.
Pickens County News Commitment to Local Coverage
The paper states its aim to publish the latest and most newsworthy items for Pickens County readers, emphasizing a strong focus on community events and public interest coverage.
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Piedmont County Fair Promises A Big Three Day Event
The PiChe NS County Fair announces a top line trio of free attractions for three days. Prof Moore will perform three ascensions and parachute leaps daily, Hap py Jack Taylor offers a Flying Trapeze act from courthouse steeple to a distant point, and Jones Bros. Big Railroad Show brings 85 performers with two tents. Piedmont Band rounds out the entertainment for October 8, 9, and 10, 1911.
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Secret Masonic and fraternal meeting schedule
Masonic A I and ALM hold Saturday nights on or before the full moon. Chapter A A M meets days on or after the full moon. Knights of P meet every Monday after the first and third Sundays. W O meets every first and third Tuesday nights. City Council meets on Tuesday nights after the first Mondays.
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Farm Land for Sale with Growing Crops and Liberal Terms
See growing crops to gauge future returns and make arrangements for next year and beyond. Offers include small home terms and cheap land, with farm and city properties available, aiming at best county options and future home needs.
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