Colonial era baseball feature shocks Belvoir crowd
A local cricket like clash on Belvoir pastures saw the country cousins win 23 to 13. The Baume early on built a training match while Royal High Arbitrator steered proceedings. The town boys, led by Sproul and Uhrlaub, defended with strong hitting but Belvoir prevailed behind timely hits from Sugrue and Demeritt.
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Aid
Belvoir
Baume
parcePiat
Tay
Royal
Boltz
Drapeau
Hosking
Shrader
Uhrlaub
Sugrue
E. Woodard
Uhriaub
Darnlen
Coven
Stamwick
Demeritt
G. Woodard
Donna
Matiz
Santos
Balvoir
Shrader Foskins
Uhrlanb
Sproul
J. Uhrlanb
Dornon
F. Woodard
Ruxp
Hoskine
Sage Rue
Stanwick
Woodard
Ward
Stanwick L
Bolts
Woodard Sproull
Sproull
Tucker
Judge rules board lacks power to abolish college fraternities
Topeka Aug 23 Dawson ruled the new board has no power to abolish or suppress college fraternities at state institutions. Attorney General says board may regulate private conduct of students and enjoin waste of public funds, but cannot suppress fraternities in public colleges. He notes limits and cites Indiana case. board may enforce reasonable rules for student conduct.
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Topeka
Johinl S. Dawson
Board of Administratio
State Agricultural College
Manhattan
University
Lawnee
State Normal
Emporia
Edward Hackney
Hackney
Hackney General
Washburn — College
Wesleyan University
Salina
Supreme Court of Indiana
White
Congress
Overhead Check Opposed By Veterinarian Yonkerman
Michigan veterinarian Dr. D P Yonkerman condemns overhead check reins for horses citing risk of giddiness and death in heat or exertion, breathing distress, windpipe distortion, nervous temper, and shortened life. likens to abuse and urges removal by informed owners. Also notes piano repair offers and local notices about Chautauqua travel and funeral services of Comrade ERIC OWEN.
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D. P. Yonkerman
Michigan
Market Report Kansas City Cattle and Hogs
Kansas City market reports show cattle receipts around 2500 with a steady to strong trend. Prime feed steers traded 48.60 to 59.10, dressed beef steers 7.50 to 8.50, cows and heifers 3.50 plus, stockers 4.50 to 6.25, calves 6 to 9. Hogs receipts about 4000 with a 10 cent softness. heavy hogs around 8.60 to 9.60, packers and butchers 5.25 to 6.75, lights 5.25 to 4.80. Chicago notes cattle receipts 1500 with market strong and beeves near 6.90 to 9.35.
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Associated Press Market
Kansas City
Lawrence Business College spreads career potential in Oklahoma
Mr Fiel Man completes las course in the Lawrence Business College and joins the Santa Fe Newkirk Oklahoma bar as bookkeeper. He rises to assistant cashier in a few months, illustrating how young men like Mr Eastman are in demand in web works with proper preparation. Lawrence Business College offers a free catalogue.
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Fiel Man
Lawrence Business ‘College
Santa Fe
Newkirk
Oklahoma
Eastman
Lawrence Business College
Mr. Man
Lawrence Business Colleges
County men bid to hold and buy more stock
In Douglas county the tendency is to retain all live stock and buy additional feeders. Pendleton yesterday purchased a car of feeders, Senator Ber Wilson recently bought a car for his Williamstown farm, and Albert Glathart acquired 250 head of cattle for his farm west of Lawrence.
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Douglas County
Pendleton
Senator Ber Wilson
Williamstown
Albert Glathart
Lavwrence
Liners at war as Hamburg American seeks Boston service
Berlin August 27 Hamburg American Steamship and North German Lloyd clash over a Boston service. Hamburg American denounces the breach of agreement and threatens reprisals by expanding to Baltimore. Mediator proposals from five parties have not been accepted. Business college opening.
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Berlin
Hamburg
Aserivan Steamship Company
North German Lloyd Company
Boston
Hamburg - Armertea Company
Baltimore
Yasuous
Batts
Business College
Fall Term At This School To Begin On Next Tuesday
The Latwrence Bus ness College will open ene next Thes day morn September 4th. The College receives new students at any time, but openings exist in the far. The college does not close for the summer, though attendance is lighter in this season. Drilling for oil on the Thateler Drive will begin very soon in Wokurnsy township. Fuels have arrived and transfer to the farm is planned tomorrow to start work next week. Mr and Ware Brett returned last night from an extended visit to the east.
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Latwrence Busness College
Thateler
Wokurnsy Township
Bonsoy
Mr. and Ware
S. BR
Brett
Portrait edition highlights Lawrence figures in Wiehia Beacon
The souvenir issue from the Wiehia Beacon features Lawrence residents and familiar names. Col Wilder Metcalf heads militia officers, with lawyers and public men noted as former university students and longtime Lawrence residents. Home repair services advertise expanded staff and quicker service, with Bell Bros offering prompt phone access.
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Lawrence
Wiehia Beacon
Col
Wilder
Metcali
Claude
Fred Stanley
Co B. Olson
M. B. Pryor
HK. Je
Thy Pryor
Williamsown Notable Visits and a Typhoid Death
Local notices recount visits by Ernest McCain and Mrs Fannieble to Bad Michaels and sons John and Will Able Russell. A toddler, son of Mr and Mrs Albert Kost, died of typhoid fever with funeral at home and interment at Oak Hill. Also noted are visits to Lawrence, shipments of hoes, and a Sunday accident injuring Mrs Vansbinder whose horse bolted and threw her, injuring her ankle.
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Williamstown
Ernest. McCain
Gskaloosy
Bad Michaels
Fannieble
John Sind
Russell
Albert Kost
Oak Hill
EL Whomipsay
Col
Kathan
Buford White
Lawrence
Charlive Husted
Near Lawrence
Fred Bates
Lee Johnson
B. FE
Alex Rose
Albert Rose
Ay Boyne
Lawrence Pastiger
Tet Kyle
Puesday
Mulsihill
Dean Wis
John Lewis
Topeka
Bon Kyle
Taylor
Sanday
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Madge Parrish
Ruth Dunmire
Florence Hoar
Zelda Pipes
J. Tl. Brady
Vermont Street
L. B.C
Equnpus
Frachise
Lees
D. A. Miller
Blanche
Eliza Sweezer
Lake View
Alice Williams
JA. A. [Bigelow
Lucile Huslett
Ruth
Agnes Smith
Parthenia Keith
Cedric Holl
Chifford Baldwin
Kansas University
Jard
George Kampert
John’ Baldwin
Seneca
Ee J. P. Good
Ottawa
Mise ‘Miluie
Hans
Jean Russell
George Ruesell
Leaven
el B. Meyers
J. J. Cox
Leepmpten
Mekal
Aoe
Chénute Waal
Wiedemann’s
Prito
Bell Bros. Music Co
I. Brown
Rev. Gillum
Maple Street
Tenn. St
Copfer
Northwestim Mutual of
Beeghly & Kabler
Belt
Tual
Ats
Beeeily & Kabler
Selt
Chester Roberts
Redpath-Horner Chautauqua, Company
Texas
Kansas
Washington Post
Post Rooms
Peter Con
Eric Owen
H. Irwin
Bell Bros. Music’ Co
FRA O*brion & Co
HAT
Maine
Raymonds Draz Store
Wiedemann 'S
Bell Bros. Music
Tung
Bell Bros. Music. Co
Beth
Chicago
Percale
Beil Bros
Dread Theater
Reliance Co
Thanhousey
Roominz
Stiden Tieine Phone Vaaqz
Frank Sting Eldorado
Kan
T. Rariif
Douglast Gros
Jeffries
Jace Balafie
Santa’ Fe
Warren Pine
Ean
John Seymour
J. S. St. Clair
Starkweather
Price
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