Spring sale and rural notices from local markets and weather
A collage of local market ads and notes: Bosanko's market promotes spring chickens and deliveries. A. D. Blythe reports little rain at Sugar Lake and east Tom Townsend. Frank Drimmell’s ground hogs scare the horned robits, while Bill Winkler’s cattle are cowed. Shifflet's displays porch furniture and 30x4.50 tires via Miller-Chevrolet. Frank Stawpert recovers from a hospital operation in Falls City, son of Mrs. W. H. Stawpert.
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Bosanko
A. D. Blythe
Sugar Lake
Tom Townsend
Bill Winkler
Frank Drimmell
Shifflet
Frank Stawpert
Falls City
W. H. Stawpert
Earthquakes Kill 33 in Argentina Villages
The Associated Press reports earthquakes in two Argentine villages killed 33 and injured over 100. Villa Atuel suffered 15 dead and 60 wounded with widespread destruction including a collapsed bridge. Las Malvinas had 18 killed and more than 40 injured as communications broke down. Aid rushed to the stricken area as tremors continued through the day.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Villa Atuel
Las Malvinas
Villa Atuei
Kansas City Drivers Dominate Beanlake Motorboat Races
Kansas City pilots swept all top finishes in three Beanlake races by the St. Joe Outboard Motor and Yacht Club. Leroi Reimers won an extra St Joe event. Pollywog led class B, Jack Montrose took class C, and Montrose again topped the field in the free-for-all amid heavy rain and crowded banks.
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Kansas City
Beanlake
St. Joe Outboard Motor and Yacht Club
St. Joe Racers
Leroi Reimers
Pollywog
S. W. Stocks
Jack Montrose
Outboard Motor Club
St Joe Club
Atchison
Lake Contrary
Keech Wins 500 Mile Indy Race In Tiny V8
Philadelphian Ray Keech yesterday captured the 500 mile auto speed classic at Indianapolis driving a small eight cylinder racer. In golf, Bellevue and Forest Hills ladies clashed with Mrs Sowers and her daughter tying on the blind hole but Sowers won on playoff. Mildred Johnson led Forest Hills and Mrs Kohler led Bellevue. Forest Hills and Bellevue ladies lunched together before play. Next week’s events await.
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Ray Keech
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
Bellevue
Forest Hills
Baseball results from yesterday across leagues
In the American Association Kansas City beat Milwaukee 7 to 3 while the second game went ten innings 6 to 4 Indianapolis defeated Louisville 4 to 0 in ten innings first game 4 to 0 Columbus beat Toledo 9 to 6 in ten innings St Paul won 7 to 4 over Minneapolis 6 to 5 National League New York lost 15 to 8 Brooklyn 7 to 6 Chicago defeated Pittsburgh 5 to 1 Boston beat Philadelphia 8 to 1 St Louis 8 to 5 Cincinnati 2 to 1 American League Washington 8 to 4 New York 5 to 3 Cleveland 6 to 2 Chicago 5 to 3 Detroit 14 to 9 St Louis 13 to 6 Philadelphia 9 to 9 Boston 2 to 3
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Kansas City
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Louisville
Columbus
Toledo
St. Paul
Minneapolis
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Ravens' Last Game Sunday at St Benedict's Ravens
Weather conditions threaten one final effort for Coach Bob Schmidt and the St Benedict's Ravens as they prepare for their Sunday clash. The piece notes the team issued a call to rally despite forecasted winds and cold to finish the season strong.
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Lege Boys
Atchison
Clarence Little
Boosters
St. Benedict’s
Bill McCoy
Ravens
Atchison Liineup
Missourians
Benedictines
Bob Schmidt
St. Benedict's College Ravens
Curlew Versus Nortonville in Best Six Of Nine Ball Match
Bellevue hosts a nine hole baseball or bowling style contest as Curlew and Nortonville face off in a best six out of nine. Atchison reports the season just closed with its most successful bowling year yet and locals are urged to save at the Savings Bank. Ruhlman & Co promotes Quality and service while Atchison will miss grain man Harry Bierig. Dave Condon offers 100 percent alemite service for car protection. F Barnard notes county teachers mostly plan college attendance this summer, many at the state normal in Emporia.
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Dave Condon
F. Barnard
Emporia
New Braunfels Fire Losses Under $100000 in Ten Years
In New Braunfels Texas a town of 4500 residents reports less than 100000 dollars in fire losses over the past decade. An ordinance requires roofs on all buildings including barns and chicken coops to be covered with sheet metal or other non inflammable material, a rule enacted 35 years ago after a major town blaze.
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Associated Press
New Braunfels
Tex
Nervous golfer learns pace of putting and recall rule
The article recounts a golf round where a partner wakes to stop a stroke during a nervous putt. It explains the rule that the ball farthest from the hole is played first and notes the recall procedure if a stroke is made out of turn. It then shifts to a family visit story featuring Mr. and Mrs. Paul Craft returning from Ft. Wayne, with local relatives and travel details.
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Tom
Ted
Paul Craft
Ft. Wayne
Ind
North Wright
C. A. Wright
Toledo
Ohio
Wright
J. C. Fox
Craft
Wright Hamburger Co
East
W. A. Hamner
Effingham
Milk fed real, any cut and used car values offered
Bosanko's Monarch printed matter is the choice of many business men T. W. Byrne writes from St. Louis about Old Commercial Street. Miller-Chevrolet Co. advertises used cars priced from 65 to 750 dollars at 113-15 South Seventh. Larry Lispi to lead Missouri Pacific Booster baseball starting Sunday after coaching at Christian Brothers College and playing for Raven diamond group.
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Savings Bank
Bosanko
Monarch
T. W. Byrne
St. Louis
Grand Avenue
St. Loui
Miller- Chevrolet Co
South Seventh
Larry Lispi
St. Benedict's
Missouri Pacific
Lispi
Raven Diamond
East Atchison
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City News
the Savings Bank
Utz
Miller-Chevrolet Co
Merchants League
Merchants Bowling League
Long Oil
W. L. Pet
Watt Heli, Ae Specialty Co
Pillsbury
Miller Alleys
Mangelsdorf
Court House
Blish, Mize & Silliman
Burt Sowers
Eliza
J. A. Kohler
American Association
Base
Curlew
Nortonville
Ruhlman & Co
Harry Bierig
Hoover Crime Commission
NEA
T P
Hoover
White House
Roscoe Pound
Adami
Comstock
William D. Mitchell
George W. Wickersham
Williams
Kenyon
Kenneth R. Mackintosh
Monte M. Lemann
Paul J. McCormick
William I. Grubb
Frank J. Leesch
Newton D. Baker
Henry W. Anderson
Wickham
Purcell
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Christian Brothers College
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