03 Aug 1921
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Newspaper
Farmers Champion
Location
Elgin, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1921
Page
1
The Frisco Railway began building a stock yards facility at a new site. W W Brwnshill previously operated a graveyard, now shifting to improved freight operations. The project aims to modernize the yard, though details remain unclear due to garbled text.
A two-vehicle collision west of Elgin Monday afternoon left two passengers dead. Police and investigators describe a fatal crash scene as they process evidence and question witnesses to determine exact causes and sequence of events.
Roll of Honor lists readers renewing subscriptions to the Panst Hits Captor in July. Names include T Ryan Bingio Hammon Kolker Rob Lee Fletcher Hatbrooks Peace Fletcher Head Fletcher Ren 1.00 or 1.60, with others such as Winters Fletcher Lew Howman Conner noted.
Large audiences attended the Elgin Chautauqua events over the last three days, with strong approval for the program. Lectures by J. Barker and Mrs Lewie drew praise, five star performers highlighted the finale, and season-ticket sales surpassed expectations as organizers announced a $400 guarantee raised and contracts for next year.
Sterling edged Rush Springs 3 to 2 last Wednesday with touted local star Jacobi delivering solid hits. Lind pitcher fanned 16 but Sterling connected for four hits to Rush’s three, a tight game marked by one Sterling error and a tense finish.
An erratum notes two sacks of sugar were omitted from L. C. Coffin's ad last week offering items for 3000 dollars. It states a sack of sugar cost 30 dollars a year ago and now you will get two sacks of cigars plus all other listed items at the advertised price.
A message to Rew APY Price Santiay morning said his son Phomus was injured at Pauls Valley. Report notes that the bog Hard had three fingers cut off and found a bo overlook. Investigators say two remained in Ehzin Mondad as authorities seek a clear account of the event.
Mrs. Compton retorted Monday after visiting relatives at Waukomis and Longdale, Miltonvale Kansas. She learned her cousin died at Mile ton dales, and she traveled to Milton to attend the funeral. Her husband Mr. Smith remained for a longer visit.
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