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Newspaper
Farmers Champion
Location
Elgin, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1915
Page
4
A fragmented notice notes a one year term and an expiration related to a schedule or agreement with unclear details and missing context. The readable parts emphasize a time frame and impending end date. Further specifics remain unreadable in the damaged text.
A fragmented report discusses poultry feed formulas and yolk and white production from different feed ratios. It mentions quantities like 150 pounds and 746 whites, with unclear connections to calves or hens and dates such as September 10. The text is garbled but centers on feed effects on egg yields and related calculations.
A short urging to attend a free ten cent advice session offering practical information on improving health and livestock care. The notice mentions a farmer audience, limited seating, and a speaker who will share tips on stock and poultry raising, with emphasis on affordability and accessible guidance for attendees.
A concise local briefing notes efforts to secure aid for the Vaxwan carrion case and urges readers to follow the latest developments in the regional news cycle.
A reader proposes to take a subscription to any paper or magazine at regular prices and send them in without extra costs. H. P. Wettengel endorses the plan as a simple, cost effective way to obtain publications.
Readable fragments indicate a local notice involving a street or transit issue near Sininw Avenue and the Sataret Wy area. Details are unclear but the item references a public action or change affecting residents.
Fragments describe a resignation tied to a basketball game involving Amat Meres, with unclear dates and names. The readable bits mention a 60s age, a person named Geil and Ge, and a Waterme event. The text remains fragmented and to be clarified.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a Pie Supper event with references to people and places. It mentions Beate Li te Se Viele Begs and Alterary Seta and a seating arrangement or ticketing. The readable portion is unclear and lacks solid specifics for a fuller summary.
Elgin post office and Farmers' cooperative moved to the new building on G Street. Readers note the new post and printing room, cement floors, tar and gravel roof, and the editor owning his own room. Subscriptions and advertising debts urged for settlement to balance accounts.
Local items list residents traveling to Lawton and nearby towns for visits and Thanksgiving. Names include A. E. Conard Ed Roll Nellie and Clara Dillery S. J. Wilshite F. B. Henderson D. Farmer R. R. Farmer H. Putney Jennie Hoffer Alma Howe K. V. Horter M. J. Vawter W. Brunskill W. Wolcott J. F. Dodson Don Brunskill and others. One young male for sale and a one day mare offered by E Stone.
Bank of Elgin condition shows a balance sheet with capital stock, surplus, and deposits totaling 39 362 93. The record notes Riley Clark family moving into Gillespie house and various town visits and relocations. Local ads urge prompt cash use and credit offerings.
Off for Washington Miss Ant Rrra and Cam i) left Lawton on Saturday for Washington D C to be for the opening of congress next week. Before leaving he entered the address of his Cham son changed to Washington.
The Baptist church will hold a pie supper this week in Temple Hall Everphedy invited to attend and all Indies are asked to bring pies for the event.
Chickens for the upcoming poultry show began arriving today ahead of tomorrow’s opening. Three coops delivered from Lawton are among the first arrivals as exhibitors prepare for the event.
Methodist Church announces Sunday school each Sunday morning at eight o clock Prayer meeting each Thursday night Third ladies league every Sunday dies Aid meeting biweekly Thursday afternoon Choir practice each Friday night
The Methodist church will hold a preaching service led by the pastor on Thursday at 7 30 PM sharp, lasting one hour. Attendees for the pie supper will have ample time to participate after the sermon.
The Baptist church ladies offered pies today at a sale hosted by C. J. Hurrel east of town. Proceeds were reported to benefit church activities and community programs.
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