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Newspaper

Farmers Champion

Location

Elgin, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1914

Page

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Draft Promises $10,000 Patent Royalty to Coffey in Lawton

Ernest Coffey of Lawton, employed at a Ford garage, received a draft for $10,000 from the Weating House Electric Co. of Pittsburg for a patent gear shifting device. He would get $2,500 the first year, $3,000 the second, $10,000 the third, and a yearly minimum royalty thereafter, with a $100,000 outright offer to sell the patent whenever he desires.

Ernest Coffey Lawton Ford Weatinghouse Electric Co Pittsburg

Wild Man Exhibited At Faxon Picnic

A wild man drew attention at the Faxon picnic last week with a strange appearance and helped with packing late at night as people prepared to leave, prompting humorous reactions about being humbugged.

Faxon

Evening Party at Wolcott Home Delights Local Youth

A large group of young people enjoyed a Tuesday evening gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Wolcott. Refreshments of cake and cream were served, and attendees departed in the early morning hours.

F. R. Wolcott

Faxon Town Forms 18-member Boy Band Led by Pastor

A newly organized Faxon boys band consists of 18 players aged 10 to 18 with two girls not present. Led by Rev. Geo Q Fenn of the Methodist church the group has shown steady progress since its formation about three months ago. Among the members are three Indian boys.

Faxon Geo. Q. Fenn Methodist Church

Ice Cream Social At Epworth League In Zlgin

The Epworth League of the Methodist church hosts an ice cream social in Zlgin next Tuesday evening July 28. All candidates will have a speaking turn during the gathering with no other program planned.

Epworth

Buckley Buys Auto for Route 1 Service Return

Carrier E H Buckley has bought an auto and will resume work on route No 1. Patrons may expect to see him traveling in fine style as he returns to service.

E. H. Buckley

Must Be Good Mules

G W Bord formerly of Chattanooga placed four mortgages on one pair of mules totaling 1000 dollars in a case that highlights his financial troubles.

G. W. Bord Chattanooga

Dickson For Superintendent

Democratic candidate J A Dickson of Faxon School principal for three terms seeks county superintendent. Support letters from Faxon school board and Central State Normal School praise his teaching, leadership, and science teaching ability as he campaigns to serve the state’s boys and girls.

Joseph A. Dickson Dickson Faxon Schools Faxon Norman Oklahoma Central State Normal School Edmond Okla J. A. Dickson Jno. Davis

Elgin Gospel Team Meeting Set for July 26

All members are urged to attend a meeting near the Stony Point school house next Sunday evening July 26 at about 8 o'clock. H. P. Wettengel is chairman. CHAMPION ads pay best.

Elgin Gospel Team Stony Pointschool House H. P. Wettengel

Tragedy Near Lawton as Threshing Engine Dies Bridge

George McClain of Hulen was killed instantly east of Lawton Monday night when a threshing engine fell through a 40 foot bridge. McClain, steering the engine, leaves a wife and seven children. Cort Wilson of Hul en Gieran owned the outfit and was rescued after being pinned and aided by Wilson who found him with a lantern as the bridge collapsed.

George McClain Hulen Lawton Cort Wilson

Death of Nephew Reported in Snodgrass Family

Byron A. Vaughn and family left Saturday for Pauls, called by the death of his nephew, son of Mr. and Mrs. Snodgrass, who died from spinal meningitis.

Byron A. Vaughn Pauls A Snodigrass

Hard Luck Losses Follow Rev Hinckley’s Cattle

Readable text notes Rev D L Hinckley lost a Jersey cow to a dry mern ailment after two weeks of illness. He treated with linseed oil and salts, urging others to give oil or salt in large quantities for relief. He has also lost a horse since arriving last October.

D. L. Hinckley Rev. Hinckley

Rev Cole to Preach Ten Day Meeting at Frederick

Evangelist E. B. Cole of Guthrie will conduct a ten day revival at Frederick from January 6 to 16. The noted speaker, who drew large crowds in Elgin and Sterling last spring, will be welcomed by local supporters seeking spiritual renewal.

E. B. Cole Guthrie Elgin Sterie Sterling Pela Ie

Ballots Ready Amid County Printing Reports

A reader notes that last Thursday Wes Fa Lawton claimed no primaries would occur and ballots for bread counties were already printed. The report mentions 76 counties and questions graft rumors without hearing concrete evidence.

Lawton

Vaughn Hardware Receives Car Load For Farm Use

The Vaughn Hardware Co. reports a car load of machinery now in shape for farm use. The shipment arrives in late week and is ready for selection or sale to farmers, indicating readiness to supply rural equipment.

Vaughn Hardware Co

Repaired Car By Vaughn And Fe In Ford Arena

Byron Vaughn and T. Fe repaired a Ford arena vehicle replacing worn parts. The car now runs in fine shape and is ready for use.

Byron Vaughn

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Elgin Farmers’ Champion Comanche and Cotton Counties Comanche County Cotton Faxon Public Schools J. A. Dixon Sehr A. BP. Galyon J. H. Hamilon Walter Parris John G. Hunter D. H. Clark W. FP. Lawson Gunningtam L. EB. Brashars Farris D. T. Talaferro Fe Peenlay L. A. Fisher Jininns J. W. Jones J. H. Tayi John R. Roberta Zora Merriont W. A. Long M. M. Hanna E. Veteto L. T F. B. Phare Dolson M. Ib Cox Ella Culpepper A. Henr Gospel Team Meeting Cole Frederick Vaughn Hardware Co. OF
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