Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-07-24

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Sept. 1920 -Pawnee Faif. Pawncc
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Ssrt c-ri,tsburs County Fair.
Sept -Pottawetomie County Fair.
Shawnee
Sept ~ Sterling FAR. Sterling
sept 25-2i-N North Lincoln County Fair.
Oct. 1-i-Jn, asnn County Fai-. Blair.
Oct. ii-iG-Tulss County Fair. Broken
The Beaver Herald runs "A column
headed. "Bootlegger Circle Doings"
The Haileyville Signal thinks
pretty girl with big soft eyes can teach
man anything but common sense.
A 2year-old child ate heads off of
matches and died from the poison,
according to the Lawton Constitution.
"Onicial Readers of Postal Cards"
In the manner in which the Hooker Ad.
vance refers to the local mail car
riers
The Canadian Valley Record tells OF
local family having four children.
three OF whom were born July s. but
In different years.
The Rush Springs Landmark thinks
Sidney Suggs bears a charmed life,
as he came through the legislative
war without scratch
The Guthrie Leader says that with
ninety stall bathhouse and an eighty.
stall roundhouse Guthrie will be able
TO accommodate several thousand ncv
people,
A sham battle will be staged by the
Cheyenne Indians during the twodaN
celebration 10 be pulled off following
tho first train whistllng into Cheyenne,
according TO the Sentinel.
According to the Rush SPRINGS
Herald, a farmer living near town
had his nose almost completely sew
cred by being suddenly jerked over
4 cultivator when his team ran away.
Some of the women OF Pauls Val.
ley must wear very thin dresses az
the Free Lance beseeches the "old
married men not TO knock people
down In order to get front seat at
the afternoon parade of peaches
Watika Herald gives this graphic
description: "E Holden a farmer liv.
ing southeast OF town. was struck by
lightning during q storm. and killed
Instantly. He was raking hay at the
time OF the accident, and the lightning,
hitting him on the top Of the head,
ran down his back I'm two streaks.
cutting his clothes as II they had been
cut with knife. broke his neck. and
then split the rake in two. causing
the horses to run away"
The QuInton News tells of three
ladies driving out to pick berries and
az the result OF runaway one sus.
tained leg broken above the knee
another was injured about the hin
and the third injured on top OF the
head.
man was found asleep in field
near Purcell. says the Republic. and
upon being questioned said he was in
search Of his wife. who died two
months ago. He says that following
her death he saw her rise and depart
from her grave, but as yet has been
unable to overtake her
Arnett Leader tells or about five
Aundred people attending the Fourth
OF July picnic. and one Doctor" Brlles
appeared with two alleged vicious
horses. After explaining his horse
manship. his stceds were grabbed by
the ears, saddled and brldled. The
doctor then rode the horse in true
wild west fashion and offered $50 10
anyone else who could ride the Wild
borse. plowhoy called his blum
and. after the doctor backed down.
rode the horses for IS. donated by the
audience.