Movable schools proposal by Kansas State Agricultur
The extension department at Kansas State College proposes movable schools for men and women in farming. The plan, intended to reach county farmers, involves instructors in horticulture, dairying, stock and poultry judging, and grain feeding. It includes divisions and district studies to improve stock feeding and crop production, with leaders named as possible organizers.
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Kansas State Agricult At
Col
Farmers’ Institute
P.B. Arabtrbeaukl GE
Hine
Ho Sinve
Irregular Notes on Tree Care and Farm School Institute Attendance
Fragmentary passage discusses tree care and gardening timing including planting and spraying. Mentions that many schools have been held this Spring, partly due to late start of farmers institutes and that instructors charge a fee for enrollment. Attendance desired ranges around twenty men per school.
Park Beauty and New Attractions Draw Families
Park officials showcase fresh upgrades including new rides and a children’s ground area. The spring opening promises outdoor concerts and weekend family outings as Woolland Park prepares for healthier, leisurely Sundays amid improving weather.
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Woolland
Vane Park
J Wilder Praised as Spirit Behind Local Factory Revival
The article extols J Wilder as the youthful driving force reviving the Doughis plant after storm damage. It notes his earnings from sales to Alaska to Florida and his use of profits to support families. With the roof repaired, Wilder seeks orders from Doughis and nearby counties and vows expansion and continued employment.
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al J. Wilder
Tim
United. States
Alaska
Tignes
Giada
Pierson's
Wilder Bros
Fahousanicd
Entapalis
Staiaviurg
Wilder
Tuwrenve
Doughis
Ma. Wilder
Repairs Completed After Storm Hit Home Telephone Service
A storm damaged Lawrence and nearly paralyzed Home Telephone Company service. Repairs are reported complete with minor interference possible. The work of the construction department is praised for speed and efficiency. A Plain One Jett Harris was fined 6.50 for bringing at sex into Lawrence after purchasing liquor in Kansas City and returning home.
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Home Telephone Company
Lawrence
Ia Home Telephone, Company
Jett Harris
Rence
Kansas City
Armistice Talk Reported Between Mexican Government and Rebels
Telegraphic reports from Mexico City indicate General Madero authorizes negotiations for an immediate armistice with the government. Officials expect Mexico to respond quickly and halt hostilities in Juarez pending talks to resolve differences.
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General Madero
Vaz Qquez Comex
United States
Praneisco
Uhratgh Goneates
Gipera Madara
Jiavex
Hye Aucreement
Gomez
Senor de Ty
Rome
Alain
Mexico City
Mexico
Perce
Ameral Madero
Gomes
America
Sunday School Basketball Title Eyed By Presbyterians
The Latherins extend their lead in the Sunday School basketball tourney by stifling the Mothoutists as the Presbyterians defend against the Christians. A showdown unfolds with the Litho and Methodist amid strong guarding and a near decisive tie, setting up the series split on upcoming regular days.
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Baske
Fintle
Seul
Fhel Presbyterians
Children Enjoy First Outing From Williams Town School
On the last day of school in Miss Nina Marshall's class in Williams Town, sixteen pupils joined a trip to Lagreave. They visited the Nickels here and the University campus and saw Haskell, marking first outings for several students.
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Billtown
Nina Marshall
St. Williamstown
Lagreave
Mise Marshall
Taeifie Yessen
Williamstown
Haskell
Boy Scouts Move Finally Initiated Amid Local Interest
A long delayed Boy Scout movement has at last started with a meeting at Nis Sane Timber School. The first patrol was organized and several local youths enrolled as full fledged Scouts including Albert, Adair, White, Weaver, Akerris, Curby, Mitlin, Converged, Atkinson. The sermon outlined the aims and lessons of Scouting and a summer program was announced.
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Sayt
Sane Timber
Nis
Sane
Albert, Adair
Loyal Wilhite
Damnes Weaver
Allen Akerris
Dewey Curby
Iewin Mitlin
Bri
Sab Atkinson
Hoy
Wis
Stagg Leads Jolting Relays at Des Moines Meet
Dr. Carl Stagg of Drake presided as eight top quarter milers from Chicago University and Kansas upped the Des Moines field. Watson Patterson Kacese and Os Worme led for Kansas. Worme Tlineise won the event with Missouri and Iowa placing. The Drake relay also drew a large turnout from Middle West colleges.
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Stagg
Des Moines
Chicago University
Kansas University
Owen
Hamilton
Lawrence
Wile Maeers
Dayhawkers
Watson
Patterson
Kacese
Os. Worme
Tlineise
Missouri
Sevene
Iaisas
Secommunal
Middle West
Carl Stag
Schvol
de Davespet
Willow Springs Wife Sues for Divorce Over Hard Times
Mrs John Arnson of Willow Springs filed for divorce after years of financial strain and alleged neglect. She claimed his spending on means of business led to loss of household comforts and control, while he faced accusations of excessive debt and shifting priorities. The judge granted the divorce with a substantial share of property to the wife.
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Milss
John
Avnson
Visi
Juhi
Don
Willow Springs
Hete
Phate
Jawa
Arnson
Choline
John Arnson
Nat
Fiamih
Arison
Fany
Madero Presses Peace Bid as War in Mexico Near End
General Madero states he will make any sacrifice to end the war and stop bloodshed in Mexico. He says peace terms must satisfy Mexican people while negotiations proceed with better feeling, and denies resigning or abandoning the effort.
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Madero
EL Pasos
Madore
Associates
le Tnuk Nevi
Alues
Isis
Dia
Genera
Bat
ST Mas
SAM Cmy
Mexico
Naismith Leads Six Swimmers and Three Wrestlers to Central
Dr Naismith takes six swimmers and three wrestlers to Kansas City for a dual meet tonight against Central Y M C A. The team includes Bie Wene, Daniels, Browan Atkinson, Murphy and Isabel with potential entry in special events. The squad faces a strong showing from the rival organization in a meet mixing swimming and wrestling.
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Naismith
Central
Central Y. Mul OA
I. Alliletes
Natisith
Keoisas City
Tie Kansas Cilians
Atin
Chineen Am Blue
Biewene Pevis
Dine Daniels
Browan Atkinson
Murphy
Isabel
Terday
Testes Ue Saviniminge
Pas
VY. M. A.omat
Eigen
Rel
Stilents
Lawrence Boy Joins Slin Bert Circuit In Tense Incident
A Lawrence youth formerly from Tawrence now on the Slin bert circuit was seized from behind the Eldridge desk by Paul Gilnore for displaying theatrical talent. He has faced ongoing visits and then returned home to attend his brother's wedding.
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Lawrence
Ford Sheen
Frats Must Pay For Charters State Fees Now Required
The state insists on charter fees for fraternities, denying charters free. The Kappa Phi fraternity at Manhattan failed to start a charter as the related fee was paid, totaling 27.50. Previously fraternities could file like churches and charitable organizations without extra charges.
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Soarter
Kappa Telia’ PE
Marhattan
Util
Tris
Lawrence Man Sought in Topeka for Grand Larceny
The Topeka police seek Dean Harris Wantel a colored Bay whi ih accused of breaking into a wholesale house car and stealing supplies. A plane message from Topeka requests arrest. Authorities linked Warvis and an aunt Mel Martha Scott to the case as they expect him to return to Lawrence.
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Dean Harris
Topeka
Chick Hert
Grand Larveny
Warvis
Mel
Martha Scott
Ty Lawrlnce
Bill to reimburse Nitish University over destroyed funds
Congressman Artehelt proposes a bill to repay the university for the value of a building at Vis City that was destroyed by press insurgents in 1850. The measure aims to restore debt validity to aid support for Wotton, with opposition from the Detot party and Sheriff Leavesworth leading the opposing side.
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Congressiman A. C. Artehelt
Vis
University of Sap
New York
Leavesworth
Eldrhlee
Gaskell
Special Council Set to Discuss Storm Sewer Question
A special meeting of the council will be called Monday to consider storm sewer issues for Kieltd Avenue. Citizens petition for pavement and sewer improvements after years of delays, with debate on funding and feasibility to present a plan for action.
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Mireer Hislape
Lawrence
Tie Leaves Barteldes Teams In Merchants Bowl
Two Barteldes squads share first place after a tied finish in the Merchants bowl tournament. An additional game to decide the outright winner was not yet scheduled as of publication, with remaining dates set for early next week. Barteldes senior and junior teams posted strong showings in last night results.
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Barteldes
Bartildes. Sr
Bartels
Barteltes, Jr
Barteldes, Jr
Confesses 10 Kansas Murders by Henry Bowers
Henry Bowers, described as the most bloodthirsty killer, confessed to ten Kansas murders including the Hutchinson officer slaying and a Hudson shooting. He was arrested in Ottawa last Tuesday and pled before Judge Stauine, receiving a sentence. He also admitted robbing a nun and a tank, revealing details of Fowler’s murder and other robberies.
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Wntery Bowers
Ottawa
Thomas Fowler
Lecenther
Jwlye Stauine
Hfe
Towers Iso
Lindson
Kans
Fowler
Jayhawkers Battled Through Errors In Critical Game
In a rugged clash the Jayhawkers overcame costly errors and bobbles that halted drives. Varrell worked the mound for the Rants with limited support from Huield, while De Cario started and new battery Corio and Smith prepare to face the Aggies. Missouri Valley play saw Glibers and the Newie twirler keep hits scattered as Walker joins the lineup.
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Vatesale
Vester
Varrell
Tie
de Cario
Oan Ghird
Alves
Uitiek
Wall
Missouri Valley Bales
Jackhawker
Jackhawker Hineapilis
Corio
Smith
Agsies
Walker
Stith
Dice Buys Auto First Velie Car in Lawrence
Terry Dick returned from Kansas City with a new Velie motor car, the first of its make sold in Lawrence. The vehicle features a forty horsepower engine, seats five, and sports a dark tinted exterior. The purchase followed the car’s arrival by wagon from the Poult.
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Terry Dick
Kansas City
Lawrence
Taa- Poult
Rain Cannot Halt Medal Play In Golf Tournament
Rain did not interfere with medal play as golfers continued competition this morning. Participants remained focused despite damp conditions and planned to complete an 18 hole medal match this afternoon.
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Crise
Mount Iee
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