Track Men Strive to Fill Absent Squad Holes
Murphy clocks two minutes 5 4 4 seconds for the half mile at McCook Field in early outdoor season. Rice excels in high jump reaching five feet 10 inches. The mile goes in five minutes 6 seconds as Hunt and Dewall lead a small field. Oglevie Hanna Buigion pace the two mile with a slow time 0 minutes. Hobart resumes hurdling as more athletes expected this week for the spring interclass meet next Friday at 4 PM per Missouri Valley schedule.
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Murphy
McCook Field
Convention Hall
Rice
Cleft
Ralph Rodig
Hunt
Dewall
Oglevie
Hanna
Buigion
Hobart
Varsity Baseball Cold Weather Scrimmage Ends Short
The Varsity faced a Goodwin Bunn led nine in a cold, damp session. Schoppel and Cooper starred for the opposition as Weltmer and Oyster contributed timely hits amid a 4 to 2 defeat. Slawson worked the last inning as pitchers labored in the chill. Weltmer’s experience marks him as captain candidate after team is chosen this week.
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Goodwin
Bunn
Batte
Schoppel
Cooper
Slawson
Oyster
Weltmer
Beeiwuse
Kansas tennis opens with Uhls leading spring practice at Rosedale
University of Kansas captain Kenneth Uhls announced the first tryouts for the KU tennis team on the campus courts with a selection expected Saturday. Uhls stressed prospects for the season, predicting KU will face Kansas Aegies Ames Missouri and Oklahoma. He plans to practice mostly at Rosedale but will join Lawrence sessions weekly. Last year’s captain Abe Cowill has left the team to serve in the army.
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Kenneth Uhlaptain
University of Kan
K. U
Uhls
Kansas
Kansas _Ageies
Ames
Missouri
Oklahoma
Rosedale
Lawrence
Aba
Cowfill
Local Residents Visit Across Kansas and Missouri
Mr and Mrs J Nigholson travel to Topeka for a few days. Mrs BE Jewortia Haworth attends events in Kansas City and Topeka. Mr EL BL Wareehinan and companions visit in Kansas. James Smith spends a day in Bonner Springs. Annie Mather returns from Oswego teaching duties. Mrs An Me Hughes and Mrs W Green visit Kansas City. Hert Evans and son return home from Miller. Mrs Frank Young, a Red Cross worker from Wymore Nebraska, visits sister. C J Cowgill heads to Cedar Falls Iowa. Ludleton returns to Topeka after Lawrence visit. A Malnstrom of Topeka visits Santa Fe officials in Lawrence. W C McCullock on business to Topeka. Frank Merrill after Phi Psi weekend in Topeka. George K Mackie travels to Kansas City and Scammon. Hester Jackson returns from Atchison via Topeka. Maxine Carpenter returns to Erapping after visit with Miss Williamson. Esther Briggs returns to Nickerson. Weekend visits across Arpel.
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J. Nigholson
BE. Jewortia Haworth
K Moimning
Gaili C
J. Sehert
Okhlo
EL BL Wareehinan Anditer
bin Sill
James Simith
Bonner Springs
Annie Mather
Oswego
Kans
Rely Wilmot
An Me Hughes
W. Green
Kansas City
J. Hoottenberte
Hert Evans
Miller
Mrecand
al Smith
Grace M. Eaton
Nashville
Tenn
The
Baptist_ Home Missionary Society
Topeka
Lawrence
Frank Young
Red Cross
Wymore
Nebraska
B. M. Loomas
C. J. Cowgill
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Ludleton
A. Malnstrom
Santa Fe
W. C. McCullock
Frank Merrill
Phi Psi House
George K. Mackie
Scammon
Kas
Hester Jackson
Yesaltar
Atchison
Mary Elizabeth Campbell
Xmaucile Carpenter
Florence. Williamson
Esther Briggs
Nickerson
Narrow Collars for Spring Casco-234 ix Clyde-2
Topeka mentions a series of names and brief notes on business visits and travel. Maude Kleihege visits Topeka while Moe John Tiling is described as a business writer in Topeka. The text references local people and vague commerce activities with no clear event.
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Clyde
Mx i. B
Denar
Topeka
Maude Kleihege
Moe
John Tiling
Mipe
Sa City
Businie Stering
Wea
Orphan French Students Campaign Seeks University Funds
The French department and Cercle Francais plan a campaign to raise funds for at least one orphan student. They urge every state department of French to contribute and consider legal steps to support a single orphan, aiming to rally Hall to aid and ensure contributions from French departments nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cercle Francais
Soy Hall
Singer to Flyer Student of University of Aviation Service
Fragmented OCR text notes a singer and student at a university aviation service. Mentions a Thursday event and December date with unclear names and places. Contains garbled phrases about voting or invitation and a tie to Vine Arts.
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Oof University
le Aviation Service
Pett of
Bhie Mann
Selinol Af
Saget
Vine Arts
Tin Deposits and Obesity Tips in a Fragmented Page
The article fragment discusses tin resources in the Kings Mountain district North Carolina with notes on mining viability. It also offers health advice to reduce fats and sugars and increase bulky vegetables. historical quotes touch on Seth Green the Father of Fishes and reflections on liberty and education.
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Carolina
United States
Department of the Interior
Kings Mountain District
North Carolina
Searhara- Ting
Ross
Galfries
Flying fins raise and dip above the water
A creature with fins lifts itself from the sea and briefly stays aloft before returning to the water. The description emphasizes fin use over wings as the mechanism for its motion.
Strength in Truth and the Path to True Power
A short aphorism attributed to TPhillips Urochs argues that truth comes from strength through discipline rather than relying on strength alone. It asserts progress hinges on becoming true rather than merely asserting power.
Origin of Cotton Boll and global spread noted
The pink bollworm plague is traced to its origin in Vieproha vd and later detected in Burts Ceylon Egypt and many cotton districts worldwide signaling a widespread threat to cotton crops and farming regions.
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Burts
Ceylon
Egypt
Coffee Grounds Disposal Question Finally Answered
Readers seek guidance on how to dispose of coffee grounds. the article discusses methods to pour them down the sink strainer into the garbage and suggests potential uses for the grounds, noting practical cautions and considerations.
Zemo Offers Quick Relief for Irritation and Itching
A druggist can supply Zemo an antiseptic liquid claimed to stop torture and relieve irritation. It is described as clean easy to use and inexpensive about sixpence to one shilling. The ad promises rapid overnight relief and states Zemo will not stain.
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Haem
Pete For Sale
Sige Chips
Bette
Vermont
Soul Lawrence
Call Wererntuail i
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Douglas County
F. W. Hosford
Tab T. W. Lamb
Thor
Achning’s
MASS
Army
Navy
Matthews
Jennie Lind
Selves
Varsity
Giants
New York Giant
Bart
Meuraw
KK. U
Singereain
Treaple
Heneruhte Penes
Tim Joh
Adory
Coffelt
Giro
School of Fine Arts
Teason
Seth Green
Rly
Caledonia Creek
Connecticut River
W. W. Wood
Stete
Naniteal
Columbus
MNICK
Butler and News
Queer Fane
Jhe
Rogers Bros
Una
A. Ns Res
O. P. Barber.& Son
Market Cafe
Schulz
the Blacksmith
Vermont ST
Lawrence Transfer and Storage Company
Phouis 1
Lawrence National Bank
J. D. Bowersocht
I. J. Meade
Irving Hill
PF. AH. Smithmeye
Fr. W. Barteldes
A. Henley
Irectors
GEO
W. Kuhne
Cashier Geo
T. Wetzel
Asst
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Cashier
G. Clevenger
G. R. Shultz
A.D. Weaver
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