Champion offers affordable job work services
The Champion advertises reasonable prices for general job work services. It emphasizes value and invites inquiries for pricing and scope.
24 Jun 1914
Page 1
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Newspaper
Farmers Champion
Location
Elgin, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1914
Page
1
The Champion advertises reasonable prices for general job work services. It emphasizes value and invites inquiries for pricing and scope.
Mrs. A. Q. Dickson, a Geronimo teacher, was appointed postmaster after passing the March 18 civil service exam. She began duties last week, with her husband serving as deputy postmaster after also taking the exam. The department took about two months to finalize the appointment.
On June 19 1863 President Lincoln issued the emancipation proclamation freeing all enslaved people in the United States. Last Friday Lawtenne folks marked the 51st anniversary with a scenic celebration near Ft Sill.
On Monday a marriage license was issued at Lawton to Chas. Clayton of Cleburne Texas and Miss Jennie Myrtle Parsons who keeps her mail at Elgin. Judge Halin performed the ceremony.
A 9-pound son was born last week to Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Higgins. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hagle welcomed a new son who arrived Saturday morning.
The Champion announces County Judge H N Whalin as a candidate for renomination in the Democratic primary on August 4. In his 18 months in office he has cut costs, improved juror handling, cleared backlogs, and safeguarded minor and orphan interests with integrity and fairness.
The Rev A R Spicer pastor of the Christian church in Lawton resigns effective Aug 31 to enter missionary work with headquarters in Oklahoma City. Lawton plans a grand celebration on opening day Aug 6.
Sick list reports Fay Wolcott undergoing appendicitis surgery in Lawton with Dr Hila Meyer and W F Wolcott present. Ruel Wolcott, son of C M Wolcott, serious with spinal meningitis after sudden illness. Earl Wolcott, BE R Wolcott’s boy, also ill. others improving.
Byron Vaughn bought a controlling stake in Hoffer Hardware in Elgin Oklahoma last week. The purchase expands Vaughn Hardware Co to include stores in this city Lindsay and Maysville, making four total. The community praises Mr Vaughn and his family as they prepare to relocate and continue growth.
A report on a prior inquiry into the appointment of A. J. James as carrier on Elgin Route 3 concludes he is entitled to the position and no change will be made.
In this issue the Bank of Elgin presents a statement under call of June 16 1014 showing improved condition over prior report though no transitory movement occurs at this time of year. The testile tests and run payment rediscounts indicate no money.
J H Willhite at the state university in Norman sends a note describing being in the collar again as a school boy and planning summer work in Spanish public speaking high school education and athletics. He notes early classes from seven to noon with return at three and time for tennis gym activities and study.
T. E. Bills of Chicago, with twenty years in painting and varnishing, has located in Elgin Oklahoma. The article urges residents to patronize him to keep skilled labor local rather than sending work elsewhere for inferior quality.
Comanche County reports an empty jail last Friday with one inmate from Cotton County, which has not yet built a jail. The count reflects ongoing changes in local detention facilities and cross-county inmate transfers.
Fragmentary OCR note records a dated Sunday event with schools and temps described in garbled form, mentioning Burns and Halen, and a plan for a service or meeting. No clear people, places, organizations, dates, or outcomes are deducible from readable text.
District No. 18 closed its session on Friday with Miss Ella Hasenbeck as teacher. In honor of the event the teacher and parents held a gathering on Cache Creek. The regular term ended a month ago but was extended one more month, despite warm weather 18 were in attendance during the period.
Rev W P Roberts now pastor of the Methodist church at Indiahoma says the town will celebrate the fourth of July this year and invites everyone to attend.
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