27 Apr 1921
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Newspaper
Farmers Champion
Location
Elgin, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1921
Page
1
Fragmentary notes describe whooping cough and related respiratory illnesses. References to fever, irritation, and fatigue appear alongside mentions of urban clinics and medical responses. The text is garbled but centers on infectious coughs and public health concerns.
Fragments from Elgin market listings show items like butter and hens and roosters with unclear pricing. The readable text references market activity and livestock sales but details are fragmentary and uncertain.
Fragmentary text lists several personal names and titles with unclear context. The readable items include Nily Stevlio, HOR, Rosueker, Dockoma, Mem PY Weiteigel, and POU EOI Cea Hey alongside scattered place-like terms, but no coherent event or outcome is discernible.
In March and April events a local music scene gathers at venues including The Interview, Comanche Cuunky, and PF oevetven. Performances feature bands with Cirrners Biot and Ponies ete, with central shows at Hie nautertbin and Pleteher.
A garbled report describes a singing school or related gathering with scattered phrases about attendees, arrangements, and a test. The text mentions people named in a distorted way and references to a shop, a calendar, and various unclear actions.
Rev Ao PL Price preached two sermons at the Methodist church Sunday. He will preach another sermon in Elgin next Sunday. The schedule notes Beaver Bend Sterling and Sterling events with times to be announced. The conference year will have preaching on the 2nd Ard and He Puadays.
A garbled OCR passage mentions Apache, a dorm, and a wave detail with unclear actions. It references a post and event timing but provides no clear dates, names, or outcomes. The fragmented text cannot establish a coherent news item.
Fragmentary OCR reads about a town ceremony and vows tied to wartime effort. Names, places, and exact actions are unclear but imply a community gathering and dedication within a local context.
The fragmentary text lists names and activities including Reading of Serine and Haast Chocas with Prevne Om Reading. Mentions Bert Helis and Misses Oty Botei with Athlon and Barton DMheres Reading. Overall, it hints at a program rundown with multiple attendees.
Community members report recurring issues with contact attempts via phone over the past three days. The notice cites widespread delays and urges patience while the review team addresses the underlying causes.
Attendees included Chocas and family Hagel Mise Florence Gate wood H P Wettengel and family Ray with Dr Willmore Kendall presenting Les Misérables at Fletcher bee day. All reported being well pleased with the production. The next lecture by Dr Kendall is set for Friday night next week in May to discuss George Villott’s work Whateover A Man Reaps.
The pair reportedly received a church visit at the Nelson hotel and planned to remain there for the night. They were expected to reside there after a Tuesday evening discussion.
A Mothers Day proteam event was held at Baptist Sundown mornings in May. Evertody invited, with multiple attendees joining the observance.
The Oklahoma Press Association hosts its annual spring meet at ElReaw on May 14 with a special Sunday train from Libero to Lawton for editors to visit the Editors' Home at Medicine Park. One attendee will skip the Sunday trip due to church services and beliefs about gas services.
Fragmentary lines hint a local performance or show. Names and concrete places are unclear. The text references a showy display, a street scene, and a dramatic theme with references to death and a father figure, but specifics are unreadable.
Notice states Axl will not be able to represent at the regional services in Wayne parish Steelers Day, Montgomery will attend as necessary for Form W 1 Coen, Pastor.
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