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Newspaper
Farmers Champion
Location
Elgin, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1921
Page
4
A fragmented rural notice from Elgin dated June 29 1912 references Farmers Champion WetEngel and Son with scattered lines about subscriptions, masthead, pricing and local reads. The text echoes a weekly publication schedule and a call for reader engagement amid unclear editorial content.
An obscure meditation contrasts aging with youth citing De Leon myths and the fear of death. It questions how society values elders when they are less in demand and considers the younger generation's respect and roles in relation to aging fathers.
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Adelaide Murray opens the Chautauqua program as violin soloist with the Girl Orchestra. Her soprano solos promise a colorful, human selection drawn from broad repertoire, highlighted on opening day.
A fragmentary tale from Chicago to Bubvle Dread cites an editor who threatened to print a note on kissing a girl in public. Subscribers rushed to cancel, with fifty nine men reportedly withdrawing including seventeen who were hosting.
Anon school meetings across the county will be held Tuesday at terion Midy 12. Notices list topics to be discussed and urge all residents to attend and vote. Names cited include GM Martin RC Chad Holl Ryan and others as meeting attendees.
Fragmented text mentions a September exposition and medical figures in the Southwest Lyon area. It references a shoe event and asks for more information from a person named Dave Ion and a McQuil Kins entity. The readable material is garbled and lacks clear events or outcomes.
A brief list of names and performances appears in a league program. Mrs HL J Rosacker, G Conti, and others are featured with readings and duets including Song Pine Sculpture Reading Berth Dither Onton Barton and Ole Price Reading.
Scartamy Warhol aie was buried and Powell Wiel writes about the event. The note mentions Otis Voge as the AD and references a burial, with terse misreadings suggesting a ceremonial context.
In a town pageant a quirky cast of characters parades in odd costumes. The crowd reacts with laughter and puzzled wonder as performers improvise with improvised outfits and playful dialogue.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a chaotic scene in town with neighbors reacting to a disturbance. Other readable bits reference a trickster figure, a pursuit, and a dramatic clash near a fountain or ground event. The text remains unclear but conveys urban commotion and local tension.
Fragmented notes recount visits and travel involving Mary of Marlow and others, with scattered mentions of Lawton, Chichastn, Oblenona City, and nearby locales. Several names appear without clear roles, and there is an item about a for sale Ford truck. A memory of a threshing crew, a social visit, and a family gathering are threaded through uncertain phrases.
Appeals to readers to submit subscription funds to the CHAMPION office to receive papers or magazines. The notice promises savings on stamps money orders and postage, with an emphasis on convenient payment through the newspaper office.
Notice warns that those who operate jitneys must obtain a license or will be reported. Advertisement.
A fragmented list shows Comanche County officers including superintendent J A Jolneen and county clerk Gian, with partial entries for wardens, superintendents, and a long school district roster. Additional names appear for clerks, recorders, and trustees along with monthly meeting notes and local offices.
Fragmentary OCR notes outline church services with morning and night sessions, references to Kuinduy and Beenkoor and a three to six month period. Text is garbled but indicates regular worship times and potential assignments or durations.
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