Haskell mobilizes gridiron men for coming season
Haskell Institute opens football prep Monday with thirty players. Coach Dick Hanley returns from the Pacific coast and is joined by his brother LeRoy Hanley as coach. Roy Hanley, former right end at Washington State, earned all coast honors and was an all Western end during the war. The Indians show new material while last season’s letter men also return to practice early. Honorable mention players from last season include Black and Carpenter of Haskell, Levi, Haskell, Mosby of K U, Henderson of Hagkell, and Burt of K U.
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Haskell Institute
Dick Hanley
Pacific Coast
LeRoy Hanley
Roy Hanley
North Central High
Spokane
Washington
Walter Camp
Hanley
New Spalding Football Guide
Black
I. G
Carpenter
Haskell
Levi
Mosby
K. U
Henderson
Hagkell
Burt
Elks Bowling Scores Highlight Mixed Pins
The Elks posted a strong series with scores 243, 245, 266, 232, 242 and 2838, led by Hartig Metazul with 278 and Hartige high men’s total of 785.
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Hetgel
Hartig Metazul
Hartige
Woman Opens Clinic in Berlin Institute for Cancer Research
Berlin August 23 Associated Press Doctor Rhoda Erdmann formerly at Rockefeller Institute and Yale University now heads a new Institute for Cancer Research linked to Berlin University Infirmary. funded by American Emergency Society she advances tissue cultivation and embryo development work once led by Leo Loeb and Alexis Carrel. A lightning strike near Tarent Austro killed a dog and cat dining diners unharmed. Thunder-fish in Nile river reportedly deliver electric shocks.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Rhoda Erdmann
Rockefeller Institute
Yale University
Cancer Research
Berlin University
Erdmann
Postcard travels from 1909 finds route to Wilmerding
A postcard mailed by Mrs. Margaret Crawford from Astoria Long Island in March 1909 reached Jackson Kerr in Wilmerding after fourteen years. Authorities believe it slipped into a crevice in Astoria and was only recently found and forwarded. The piece bears the Astoria postmark and is now part of a vintage mail story.
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Pittsburgh
Associated Fress
Astoria
Long Island
Wilmerding
Margaret Crawford
Jackson Kerr
Big Bond Issues Floated Across Kansas in July
July bond activity across Kansas cities and counties totaled 2.49 million dollars, per State Auditor N A Turner. Major issues included Kansas City board of education bonds for 300000, Herington waterworks extension 281000, Coffeyville paving 146000, Hoisington paving 188034, Holton water and electric light 175000, Arkansas City refunding 115098, with several others over 100000. First seven months of 1923 reach 11.83 million versus 13.08 million year earlier.
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Topeka
Associated Press
Kansas Cities
Herington
Coffeyville
Hoisington
Holton
Wichita
Lawrence
Arkansas City
Emporia
Sedgwick
Sumner
Leavenworth
N. A. Turner
Bard
Kansas City
Board of Education
Caffeyville
Holter
Business College Notes Highlight Recruitment and Staffing
Miss Orpha Totten elected to teach commercial branches at Hardin College next year. R H Lewis, longtime LBC student, visited and arranged for his son to enroll. Dupreezé Pearson withdraws then plans to reenter. Will Bruckner re enters after a Burlington break. Quakersbush at Eudora picnic. Many out of town prospects calling to enroll for fall term opening September 4. Ruth Parker expected to lead shorthand. Dolly Atchison covered during vacation. Helen Mohler supplied typing. Enrollment expected to rise. Florence Hyre takes commercial teaching post at Chanute High School.
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Orpha Totten
Hardin College
H. Lewis
L. B.C
Dupreezé Pearson
Will Bruckner
Burlington
Quakersbush
Eudora
Peking Arches Threatened by Street Railway Plans
Historic wooden arches with painted beams grace central Peking streets. Municipal authorities seek preservation or careful rebuilding as tramway lines would require removal. The tramway company resists, citing cost. An aside notes a Paris fishmonger fined for red ink on fish. Sumatra is praised for unrivaled biodiversity.
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Peking
Associated Press
Farm Bureau Notes on County Fair Stock Sale and Hog Health
The county fair draws strong interest as livestock and farm products prepare for October sales. Breeders praise the line up of beef cattle and gilts, while hog cholera warnings urge vaccination and careful hog management.
Seed shortages prompt alert for farmers in Kansas
The article notes a shortage of Kansas grown alfalfa seed and urges farmers to act quickly to avoid importing seed. It mentions Pure Harvest Queen seed wheat being sought, with about 1,000 bushels found from other counties at Lawrence price of 1.20 dollars per bushel, and local mills offering to sell at cost. County Agent HW Colglazier appeals for farmers to respond promptly to secure seed. It also reports updated tonnage idle in London ports: 709,102 tons net, vs 546,55 on April 1 and 732,198 on January 1, with a year ago exceeding one million tons idle.
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Lawrence
C. Colglazier
London
Associated
Statistics Department
The
Chamber of Shipping
Good Crops Across Nation Signal Busy Fairs Year
Philadelphia reports a banner fair season ahead with more exhibitors than in years past. State fairs run August through November, with a thousand county exhibitions July to November. Kansas Illinois California Montana and Tennessee host major expos while cantaloupes boost farm income.
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Philadelphia
Associated Press
Missouri
Delaware
Des Moines
New Jersey
New York
Kansas
Oregon
Montana
Kentuc
Hutchinson
Helena
Nashville
Macon
Georgia
Jackson
Mississippi
Detroit
Grand Canyon
Phenix
Run to Earth ends with a tense shootout at Pennington's estate
Pennington confronts Van Daalen about a mutinous plot tied to Chai Hung. A hidden box, a glowing tube, and a fatal claim escalate danger as Rabat Pilai claims innocence while Pennington faces a critical choice before an anticipated escape to the Philippines.
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Pennington
Whittaker
Vance
Dombherg
Chai- Hing
Chai-Hung
Rabat- Pilai
Tennington
van Daalen
Rabat-Pilai
Tuan
Tuan van Daulen
Fuan van Dauten
Rabat
Tabi
van Duulen
van Duuten
van Daten
Real Estate Transfers and Odd Notices Across Lawrence
Plank to Sarah Wade cons 1750 Wt Nt Lot 2 Moreland place added to Lawrence. Elmer Athey to FW Sneegas cons 1 and other Lot 89 Dela st N Lawrence also Lot 89 in Earl's add on Dela St Lawrence. Octa C M Brown to Octavia Brown cons 1 and other Lot 53 Conn St Lawrence. Octavia Moore to C M Brown cons 1. East of SE ¼ sec 2 twp 14 range 19-23 20 chains south of NE ¼ of sec 2 West 20.45 chains South 680 East 5 chains South 45 rods Fast 61.80 rods to plate of beginning containing 38 acres. Parents guardians unable to pay have children needing tonsils and adenoids removed at The McConnell Hospital free Aug 24 80 31. Call 49 for instructions and date. A New Orleans telephone company forbids wear of bracelets by its 1000 girls employees.
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How Plank
Sarah Wade
Moreland Place
Lawrence
Elmer Athey
FW. Sneegas
Dela. St
N. Lawrence
Earl's Add
C. M. Brown
Octavia Brown
St. Lawrence
Octavia Moore
McConnell Hospital
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