Notre Dame Football Reflections and Brooklyn Dodgers Buildup
The article recalls Notre Dame football's 1928 season amid questions about Knute Rockne's system and later notes Brooklyn Dodgers plans to expand to 49,000 seats. It mentions players, venues, and people connected to college and professional football, with references to St. Marys, Champaign, and Georgia Tech. The tone ties historic football debates to the era's franchise ambitions and stadium investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockne
Notre Dame
Awigconath
Carnegie-Tech
Southern California
Georgia
Tech
Buena
Football Holds Greater Love for Prep School Player
A Georgetown Prep student, once noted for farming duties and potato harvests near the Valley, has shifted focus from academics to football. In a recent game against a rival prep school he scored four touchdowns and two extra points helping his team win easily. He now expresses a stronger love for football than for books.
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Young George
Georgetown Prep
Kee Doodle Dandy Football Interest at LON Ga-George Adway
A fragment notes interest in football at a school, mentioning George M. Adway and a family connection to a father figure. The readable bits suggest local school notes or a tribute, lacking full context or dates.
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Lon
Iia
Georgi
M.adway
George
Expression of Thanks for Kindness After Loss
Mrs. Nannie Hosleman’s husband Ye Hosleman expresses gratitude for the sympathy and floral tributes received during her illness and death. He wishes God’s richest blessings on all who offered support.
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Nannie"Hosleman
Hasleman
Butte Youth Boxers Stir Local Scene Amid Unclear Notes
Fragmentary OCR recounts boxing buzz around Butte youths including mentions of Knute Tockna and Joe Sayordi withdrawing, plus stray references to Notre Dame figures Dan the Butte Nera and Larry Mullins. Ambiguous lines hint at upcoming bouts and regional sports chatter with unclear dates or outcomes.
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Kaya
Une
Knute Tockna
Joe
Sayordi
Wow
Dan
Butte Nera
Culbdel
Notre Dame
Hanlay
Drake
Larry
Moon) Mullins
Poland
Notra Dame
Baikhig
sWelio
Letters to Santa Claus from Arkansas children
A page of Christmas requests from many young readers ages five to ten across Hope Piney Grove Spring Hill and surrounding areas. Children ask for tricycles dolls watches guns candy fruit books and warm clothing while mentioning school grades and teachers by name and urging Santa to remember brothers sisters and poor families.
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Santa Claus
Maxine Sutton
Spring Hill
Emma Yarner
Cale
Mrs. Hart
James Harold
Liam
Green Laster
Tech
Officers Capture Two Large Whisky Stills North of Little Rock
In a Monday raid Sheriff Cook and deputies seized two whisky stills with 900 gallon capacity. Three men and a woman were arrested, including J. E. Reed and Mr. and Mrs. Finyd Samples, on charges of possessing a still and liquor, making liquor, and mash production. The larger still, found in an attic northeast of Little Rock, used gasoline firing and housed 3000 gallons of mash and 500 gallons of liquor. the second still, eight miles north on Mt. Vernon road, had 200 gallons capacity and was in operation, with 100 gallons of mash seized. Milo Sullivan was also arrested for possessing a still and manufacturing liquor.
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Little Rock
Cook
Littl Rock
Miller Road
Caputies Farmer
Denham
J. E. Reed
Finyd
S&h
Brown
Woodhouse
Mt. Vernon Road
Milo Sullivan
One Shell Good in Lincolnville Deer Hunt
Thomas McEnney planned a deer hunt but stocked with old shells of dubious worth. In the woods he spotted four deer and fired, using the only good shell while the rest failed to explode. The investigation confirmed only one shell was usable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ape
Lincolnville
U.P
Thomas Mccenney
New Orleans Chief’s Name Sparks Confusion in Police Bureau
In New Orleans the police superintendent’s first name stirs debate among officials and locals. The name, read as Jehu rather than Hugh, prompts questions about initials and biblical origins within the department.
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New Orleans
J.P
Ha B. Myers
Hugh
Jehu
Wotta Man He Lifts Bull Daily in Curious Feat
MEMPHIS NEA reports a farmer named Mann tested a theory by daily lifting a calf from a light weight to a fully grown bull. Starting at 40 pounds, he continued eight lifts a day, strengthening himself as the animal grew. Now the bull weighs 610 pounds and Mann can still lift it, with uncertainty about future strength if the bull reaches a thousand pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Nea
Mann
Marin
Sar
Weighing Guide for Men Ages 40 to 44
Dr Leonard Williams outlines normal weights by height from 5 ft 6 in to 6 ft 2 in. He lists targets from 150 to 198 pounds and suggests checking weight, then promoting the Kruschen Method. The ad promotes Kruschen Salts to aid weight loss with a 5 cent bottle trial.
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Leonard Williams
Ward & Let
Brants Drug Store
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