Twilight league finish to feature Jayhawks Crimson and Blues
The final exhibition of the season in Lawrence will be a nine inning game between the Haskell twilighters and the combination of the Jayhawks Crimson and Blues. It starts at 5:30 with no admission charge, as the twilight schedule ends.
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Lawrence
Raskell Twilighters
Jayhawks
Crimson and Blues
H. B. Peaks
Haskell
Crimson and Blue
Blew
Wagstaff
Allen
Bennett
Schlademan
Thomas
Parks
Bailey
National Guard
Averal
Contektt
Lawrence Notes From The Fort Riley Front And Local News
Fort Riley reports 600 guardsmen encamped while others on strike duty or at Fort Sill. Douglas county farmers monitor hog cholera and stock, with a Leavenworth parade invitation and plans for a county float. Local talk includes changes in assignments for M Company at Parsons and a marriage correction for Hicks Elder. Potatoes shipments total 1921 cars, markets weak, rain interruptions noted, and several local notices from Aug 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Riley
Kansas
Fort Sill
Leavenworth
Douglas
Iowa adds steel stands to Field doubling seating to 42,000
Iowa Field expansion creates a steel tier stadium extending beyond the old concrete seating. Alumni and former students return for homecoming to face Minnesota on Armistice Day. The project costs about 90 thousand dollars funded by a 100 thousand dollar bond issue, with 86 thousand already subscribed statewide.
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Towa City
Iowa
Iowa ‘Field
University of Iowa
B. J.J Lambert
College of Engineering
Lambert
Watathletic Board
Iowa Fields
Exands
Theathletic Board
Jiambert
Park Athletic Club and Haskell Juveniles Clash Tonight
Park Athletic Club and the Haskell Juveniles meet this evening at 7:35 on the Haskell fields in a final season clash. Both teams have rested since their last contests and have practiced to sharpen their play. Lincoln Springfield, Aug. 15. Grace Bedell letters Lincoln’s beard advice noted. Public notice at 513 North 7th St. St James Church members host picnic supper Friday Aug. rally for stewards.
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Park Athletic Club
Haskell
Sedel
Ita
the &Mall
Lincoln Springfield
Lincoln
Grace Bedell
North 7Th St
St. James
Ahhurch
Acksom
M. M. di
Just Insurance Ad Displays Local Missouri Listings
A fragmented advertising notice references insurance services in Missouri with contact numbers and partial phrases about a lump goat on eye and a phone listing, suggesting a local business card style item from the period. The readable elements point to a small ad featuring a name Holmes and a Seventh street address.
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Missouri
Spring Creek Black Jack News and Social Notes
Theodore Haas leaves for Hastings to join a railroad crew as assistant to his brother in law. Mary Kennedy visits with her Kansas City kin. Local families handle repairs, travels, baptisms, and August Sunday school shifts. Fishing party reports twenty fish caught near Marais des Cygnes. several residents return for Sunday gatherings and a large Black Jack picnic. An aluminum salesman demonstrates wares to about thirty ladies at Mrs. Maurice O Neil s home. Oil activity remains brisk with multiple leases, rigs moved, and new wells started as residents plan visits to Missouri and Denver.
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Theodore Haas
Hastings
Nebr
Mary Kennedy
Kansas City
Thomas
Lawrence Brophy
Earl
Bert Moherman
St. Mary’s College
Glen Howard
Henry Breithaupt
Harold O’neil
Gene Collins
Merril Waters
Thomas McFarland
Lawrence
Ralph O'Neil
Frank Collins
Rev
H. P. Alexander
Black Jack Church
Texas
Sadie Higbee
Joe Hughes
Gridley
Worden
Stark
Johnny Breithaupt
Katherine Brophy
Miss Brophy
Charles Rice
Tel -Highee U
Black Jack
Walter Lewis
Arkansas City
Overland
Thoburn Sheppard
Lyndon
Guy Sheppard
Hayes Grove
Maurice O'Neil
Gladys and
Mildred Cristler
Edgerton
Harret Doran
Bourke
Centropolis
Frank Jordon
W. S. Edwards
Julius Smith
Ottawa
J. J. Breithaupt
Helen
Henry
Missouri
St. Joe
Denver
William Lorenzen
Joplin
Carl Scott
Ted Higbee
Finnerty
Fox
Mr. Stewart
Black Jack Picnic Attended by Baldwin Residents and Visitors
Farmers visit to promote refinery stock sales spurs talk of a Standard Oil pipeline to the field. Local families from Baldwin and nearby towns gather for a Black Jack picnic with multiple relatives and guests from Topeka Kansas City and Princeton.
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Standard Oil Co
Futurre
Ross
Hartley
Genevieve
Baldwin
Black Jack
Nora van Kes
John Brophy
P. W. Jones
Topeka
W. A. Scott
Fred Mackey
Jacob
Delbert Preston
Parker Pope
Lone Star
Mackey
George Shuler
Robert Shuler
Kate Kerns
Frank
C. C. Waters
Glen
Oklahoma
A. E. Preston
Allen
Eugene
Willi Boyd
Evelyn
Richard
Darlene Trom
Black Jack Thursdzh
Local families visit relatives and friends during the week
From a distance were Mrs Libya Sheppard and children from Argentine and Mr and Mrs Homer ONeill and children from Wells ville Mr and Mrs Elmer Harbour of Kansas City spent Thursday with Mrs Harbour's uncle Henry Beil and family Maura Pier Grade spoke at home in Ast an and Laugh Friday at the Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libya Sheppard
Argentine
Homer O'Neill
Wellsville
Elmer Harbour
Kansas
City
Harbour
Henry Beil
Maura Pier
Grade
Spe
Ul Astan
Laughriday
Preston
Missionary Society Meets at Centenary Church
The Missionary Society of Centenary Methodist met with Mrs. Meddi Yurel on Lincoln street. Mrs. Mary Zimmerman presented a wood program. Rev. Morris will attend a Tongamoxie conference on the 27th. Mr. and Mrs. Tobe Gulley welcome their fourth son Harold Eugene born Tuesday. The Lecaompton W, GC. T. UL hold an all day meeting today with county president Mrs. W. A. Dunn as main speaker.
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Missionary Society of the
Centenary Methodist Church
Meddi Yurel
Lincoln Street
Mary Zimmerman
M.Z. Carey
Morris
Tongamoxie
Missionary Society
Epworth League i
Tobe Gulley
Harold Eugene
Lecaompton
GC. T. UL
W. A. Dunn
Cost of living in Constantinople surges over war years
The American Chamber of Commerce report shows living costs in Constantinople up 366 percent since 1914 with a wartime peak at 1066 percent in 1820. Government salaries largely cut in half for two years, but new taxes loom and full pay may return soon. Also notes closing sale and grain price details from local ads.
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Constantinople
American Chamber of Commerce
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Colorado
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Farm Bureau
Ton Harley
Emporia
District Court
New Memorial High School
Parsons
McAferty
Harry J. Hicks
Elsie M. Elder
Linwood
Journal-World
Farmers’ Union Picenie
Pitts’ Grove
Kaw Valley
Journal
World
Chapman
Detroit
James Naismith
James W. Glidden
E. P. Park
White Cloud
Kansas and
Nebraska Line
Park
Edward Park
Abbie Bigsby Crowder
Belle Klein
Earl Hefner
Lower Star
Hefner
Silverthorn
North Lawrence
Fort To Fort
Co. L. Shaw
Hiawatha
Horton
Wint Smith
Transvaal
Evans& Metcalf
Jsale
Africa
Car of Missouri
Derby,Grain Co
Huggins
F. P. Hormuth
Mass
Towa Field
South, Park and Haskell
R. “Holmes
Spring Creek
Wiedemann’s
J. L. Taylor
Sam G. Clarke
S. S
North
Evans & Metcalf
Derby Grain Co
C. W. Smith
Dearborn, Independent
Ford
Amabe Goatpolicher
SkofStad S
Watkins National Bank
Grand Guyon National Park
California
Grand Canyon
Nequese
W. Ww. Burnett
Agent Lawrence
Kans
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