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Farmers Champion

Location

Elgin, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1915

Page

4

Farmers Champion Wewenrac ap Sons Yublh s

Publication notice from a local paper describes weekly editions and subscription terms. It notes political content and class mailing, with publishing details and advertising rates.

Roosters, Eggs and Market Gossip Prompt Season Reforms

The piece portrays a warm season forecast with egg prices dropping to six to eight cents per dozen if roosters are not removed, since hatchability will be high. A farmer and dealer spar over fertile versus nonfertile eggs with prices around eight and fourteen cents, hinting roosters as a misfit in egg markets. It ends noting political disputes among lesser minds as broader commentary.

Methodiat Church Sunday School and Meetings Schedule

Methodiat Church announces Sunday school each Sunday at 10 o'clock with services on the first and fourth Sundays. Shaver meeting each Thursday. League each Sunday. Aid meets biweekly on Thursday afternoon. Choir practice Friday night. Pastor Hinckley.

Aid Hinckley

Klondyke the French Coach Stallion to Stand in 1915

Klondyke the French Coach stallion will make season at Elgin Oklahoma in 1915 for 10 dollars to insure colt to stand and suck. Owner T C Miller announces Stud service details for breeders seeking a quality sire.

Klondyke Elgin Oklo T. C. Miller

Selling Gold Bricks To The Farmers

Williams of The Oklahoma Farmer-Stockman warns Oklahoma farmers about stock sales promising easy farm loans. He cites a company with prominent director names, selling $70,000 in stock, mostly par single shares. Buyers pay $25 or a short note, contract payments follow, with no guaranteed loan or clear timeline. He says the paper will not print such advertisements.

Say Williams Oklama Farmer-Stockman Oklahoma Bis Farmer-Stockman Mr. Williams Oklahoman

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The readable fragment offers price and subscription offer language with unclear authorship or publication context. It mentions subscriptions to newspapers or magazines at regular prices and sending payments. No identifiable events, dates, or named entities are present to form a proper card.

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Local Grocery List Fragments With Product Names

Fragmentary list shows varied grocery items including sugar flour coffee soap pork and beans fruit jars and canned goods. Mentions names such as Anchories and E Stone appear as sellers or points of sale amid miscellaneous quantities and brands.

Queen Flour Arbuckle Coffee Louis Coffee Pork & Be E. Stone

Lawton Weekend Visitors and Local Calls Reported

T R Bennett and wife were in Lawton Sunday. J F Ballou made a business trip to Fletcher Saturday. J M Peters called on Lawton residents Sunday afternoon. Floyd Temme of Apache visited Lawton Sunday with friends. Champion ada pay beat.

Proton T. R. Bennett Lawton Sunday J. F. Ballou Fletcher J. M. Peters Lawton Floyd Temme Apache

My Auto Tin of Thee My auto lament in verse

A fragmented playful lament blends a personal poem about a beloved car with local notices. The verse shows pride in a vehicle once valued for its color and tires, now worn and troublesome. Interleaved are brief personal notices: travels, calls, and local errands from Lawton to Apache.

Marvelous Exhibits at the Panama-Pacific Exposition

At San Francisco's Panama Pacific Exposition the Agriculture Palace showcases caterpillar power in farm machinery outpacing older high wheeled engines. Displays include a Roosevelt shotgun replica, Japanese pearl cultivation methods, and Daniel Webster's plow, highlighting enduring farming heritage alongside modern innovation.

San Francisco Col Theodore Roosevelt Africa Far East Japan Kokichi Mikimoto Daniel Webster Massachusetts Marshfeld Mess

Local visits and travel notes from Oklahoma area

A compiled list describes visits by A. T. Vaughe and wife of Oklahoma City to their son Byron, with others like A. L. Roberta in Lawton and Gabe returning with his Hupmobile. Miss Elaine Rankin aided at a hotel from Lawton, while Miss Ruth Ribeltin from Blue Mountain Ark visited relatives. Several residents planned moves to Norman to attend the state university, and local repairs at Brunskill's Elevator were noted to improve handling of the crop.

T. A. Vaughe Oklahoma City Byron Elaine Rankin Lawton Linda Crawford

Poultry Pointers From the U S Experim ent Stations

Guides note chick hatch weights at about 70 percent of the egg weight at incubation start. An egg’s standard 24 ounce dozen. Larger eggs yield larger hatch eggs. Danish practice of selecting largest eggs raised their standard weight to about 30 ounces per dozen. Feed hens well year round for best profit.

U. S

Farmer Herlooms Inspire Nation's Growth

A fragment praising farmers as the nation's backbone urges steady effort for rewards. The speaker highlights tenant farming as a key element in progress, noting work leads to better outcomes and prosperity for the country.

Weather forecast for west Gulf states June 2 1911

Issued by the U S Weather Bureau Washington D C, for the week starting Wednesday June 2. Intermittent showers begin Friday and continue through the week with temperatures above seasonal averages. Louisiana, Arkansas, Oklahoma and Texas are in the region.

U. S. Weather Bureau D.C West Gulf States Louisiana Arkansas Oklahoma Texas

DIRECTORY OF COUNTY AND CITY OFFICIALS AND SOCIETIES

District Judge COMANCHE COUNTY OFFICERS Cham Jones County Judge A J Ray County Attorney T B Orr County Clerk Critcker Court Clerk Co Supt Sheriff County Surveyor County Assessor COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Dist No 1 W C Weaver Dist No 2 Jake Talmadge Dist No 3 J A Davie ELGIN CITY OFFICERS W W Brunskill Chairman Dr L H Hilemeyer F Brandon H F Shirk Treasurer Fitzgerald Postmaster T E Bille ELGIN Post Office Carrier Route 1 Carrier Route 2 Carrier Route 8 John Cost H L Cremer B S M W A Camp 11880 meets first Saturday night of each month Stone Consul B C Cheans Clerk Western Star meets second and fourth Tuesday nights of each month Mamie Coffin Worthy Matron L C Coffin Secretary Yeoman meets first Tuesday night of such month T O Miller Foreman Mrs E Stone Correspondent AF A My meets second and fourth Saturday nights J M Hinds Master W D Pugh Clerk ELGIN GOSPEL TEAM HP Weilangel Secretary Willhite 4 A Willhite SCHOOL DISTRICT No 16 W F Wolcott Mive Cora Ray Primary ... Mine Blanche Calyer

Comanche County Cham Jones A.J. Ray T. B. Orr Critcker County Surveyor W. C. Weaver Jake Talmadge D. J. Davie Elgin W. W. Brunskill L. H. Hilemeyer F. Brandon H. F. Shirk Fitzgerald Marshal T. E. Bille Elgin Pos’ Ick John Cost H. L. Cremer Stone B.C. Cheans Fastern Star Mre Mamie Coffin L. C. Coffin Yeoman T. O. Miller E. Stone AF & A J. M. Hinds W. D. Pugh

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Farmers’ Champion Wewenrac Yubl'h's Jun Okiahowon Dia Giles Methodiat Church Ada Pay P. Kennemar Misa Ellen Bell Lawton Wan Nellie Dillberg Mattie Gamble Ft. Worth Sheriff Richardson of Mr. F. Wolcott C. M. Wolcott H. P. Wettengel Home Columbia Crystal Laundry A.p.harney Prop A. L. Roberta Gabe J. Willhite Custer City Springfield Ruth Ribeltin Blue Mt., Ark D. W. Hooper H. Willhite Don Brunakill Norman The State University H. B. Kernoodle Will Newberry Sterling H. G. Smith 8. M. Davis Brunskill Weather Forecast Slgin Gospel HP. Weilangel A. Willhite W. F. Wolcott Mive Cora Ray Ating Mine Blanche Calyer Jordon & F. A. Parkinson Oklahoma Abstract Co Only Abstract Co Okla John F. Thomas L. H. Millmeyer Elgin Hotel D. A. Myers Burgert Jerry Ashley Fleteher Gade T. E. Bills
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