Kansas Nine Eyes Busy Spring Baseball Plans
Baker University and Indians likely fill early schedule as Kansas team plans practice on McCook field under Jay Bond and Hugo Wedell. W O Hamilton releases tentative 12 to 14 game slate featuring Ames, Kansas Aggies, Haskell Institute, Baker, Jewell, Emporia Normal, and St. Marys with broad domestic contests in May.
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William Jewell College
Missouri
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Jayhawkers
St. Marys
McNish Water Order Promotes Kidney Health
A customer places an order for McNish aerated distilled water praised as softly beneficial for kidney health. The request notes the product and a contact phone 198 for delivery or inquiries.
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McNish
Annual Utah Wool Growers Convention Opens in Salt Lake City
The Utah Wool Growers Association holds its annual convention today in Salt Lake City. Rankin's Drug Store compounds prescriptions with care for customers.
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Utah Wool Growers’ Association
Salt Lake City
Mary's Ankle delivers laughs with Ly tell shine
A Lawrence audience enjoyed a lively performance of Mary's Ankle. John Lytell dominates once the scene is set, with strong support from a capable cast led by Helen Spring. The piece achieves charm despite modest staging and a poor house turnout.
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Drew
Sidney Drew
John Lytell
Thomas Myers, Jr
Mr. Lytell
New York Harbor
Helen Spring
Lawrence
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McNish promotes distilled water for boiling savings
Save on your gas bill by buying aer ated distilled water from McNish. Boiling water for drinking becomes unnecessary as the product promises efficient use and cost reduction.
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McNish
Close of season brings tied finals in youth leagues
Wednesday and Thursday mark the end of the Junior and High School basketball season at the YMCA court. Congregational and Eutheran meet in a postponed Junior game, then Eudora Kaw Valley faces Commercial league for the title. If the Congregationals lose Wednesday, a Friday tiebreaker may be needed. In the high school league a tie decides between United Brethren and Presbyterian. Shields will be awarded as trophies.
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Leavenworth Man Visits Family Ties Linked to France
Chas Doerer of Leavenworth visited the city Sunday with W T Carpenter and family. Doerer is the brother of Capt Derer, who is serving in France, and he married Frances Carpenter.
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Chas. Doerer
Leavenworth
W T. Carpenter
Mr. Derer
Capt. Derer
France
Frances Carpenter
Outdoor track work starts at Kansas on McCook field
Outdoor track work begins this afternoon at the University of Kansas on McCook field with cool weather limiting activity to light work. KU coach Paul Murphy warns athletes to ease into first days as the track’s uneven condition adds a handicap. The squad trains for Drake relays in Des Moines on April 19 and Penn relays in Philadelphia on April 25 and 26, with a mile relay team projected for Des Moines and potential inclusion in the eastern meet if development continues. The Kansas runners have twice defeated the fast Tiger relay team this season, fueling optimism for a strong mile relay unit.
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K U
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Iowa
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March marriages outpace divorces with licenses issued
Civil records show eighteen marriage licenses issued in March while five divorce suits were filed. Most marriages occurred early in the month, indicating Dan Cupid led the period with steady activity and a lighter docket of dissolution actions.
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Dan Cupid
Lawrence Taxicab Co Tender Service Ad
Lawrence Taxicab Co calls answered promptly for day or night service. Located at 708 Mass. Cars stored repaired and washed. Phone 503.
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Lawrence
Everett visits Pawhuska to see his son
W. S. Everett traveled to Pawhuska Oklahoma this morning for a visit with his son R. B. Everett.
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W. S. Everett
Pawhuska, Oklahoma
Market higher as hogs lead gains at Kansas City stock yards
Receipts for the day totaled about 13 000 cattle 16 000 hogs and 8 000 sheep with hogs up 10 to 15 cents and closing 25 cents higher to a new yearly high near 19 80. Cattle and sheep also firm with buyers paying stronger prices as demand improves though total cattle and sheep receipts lagged the previous week.
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Indian School Examinations May July and September Jobs
Male and female teachers and matrons sought for U S Indian Schools examinations on May 7 July and Sept 1. Salaries raised. positions desirable with good pay. Call at Post Office for details or request a copy of the announcement. Local Civil Service Board secretary W H Moy s urges neighboring panels to copy and run notices several times.
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Congress
W.H. Moys
Local Civil Service Board
Market Summary of Cattle Hogs and Grain Rates
Cowboys note active trade in cattle with native steers up to 18 dollars and pulp fed steers 15.25 to 17.25, Idaho 15.25, prime heavy steers above 19.50 anticipated, yearlings and cows around 14.75 to 16.25. Hog receipts higher yet market up 10 to 25 cents, top 19.15 to 19.70. stock hogs 16.50 to 18.50. Sheep divide 18.50 to 19.75 for lambs, feed lambs sparse. Kansas City prices show heavy beef steers 15.00 to 19.00, calves 10.75 to 14.00, stockers 8.50 to 15.85. oats and hay markets steady with Timothys 25.50 to 36.60, Prairie 38.50 to 40.00, Alfalfa 50.00 to 50.10.
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Man jailed on bad check charge in Douglas County
Carl Moneymaker was jailed on a bad check charge after sending a check to a hay press company with no funds. He posted $400 bond and was released. Trial set for 10 a.m. Wednesday before Judge John Clark. Mention of a new high school improving Lawrence opportunities and local merchants Rankin's Drug Store Wiedemann's.
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Douglas County
Moneymaker
Hay Press
John Clark
Lawrence
Rankin’s Drug Store
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