Lawrence Teams Sweep Football Wins in Topeka and Kansas City
In Lawrence the Haskell team defeated Washburn 12 to 0 and Kansas University beat Missouri 34 to 10 amid quiet revelry. The Topeka contest featured the Iedian team with strong play and vigor. Thoburn & Cross promote coal and stove wood from Merchants National Bank basement, taking orders by phone 84.
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Swrenos
Toptke
Kansas City
Lawrence
Haskell
Washburn
Kansas University
Missouri University
USA
Missouri
Pevar
Eam
Kassas
Topeka
Thoburn & Cross
Culbertson & Thoburn
Merchants National Back
Parallel trades and services advertise health goods and winter wares
Journal Hanl markets dental services with best artificial teeth and cheap extractions. A groceries and underwear section promotes a large knit undergarment line and bargains at Home store. Music studio moves to Merchants National Bank building and a sale at cost this week. Union Pacific Teaco Hall lists heavy weight flannel shirts at half price. Wilder Bros notes extra large shirt sizes for winter.
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Massachusetts Street
Greissinger
Moore
Merchants National Bank
Massachunetts Street
Union Pacific Teaco
J. ¥. Hall
Wilder Bros
November Weather Summary From University of Kansas
Chancellor F Snow reports November was the warmest in 32 years with mean temperatures around 42.76 F at 7 am and 56.61 F at 2 pm, 75.5 F peak on the 13th, and 23 F low on the 8th. Rain was 1.49 inches, cloudiness averaged 48 percent, wind total 9166 miles, barometer 29.13 inches mean, and humidity near 72 percent. There were cold days, few frosts, and several cloudy periods. rainfall and wind deviated modestly from averages.
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University of Kansas
Lawrence
N. E
S.W
N. W
Local notices blend with ads and theater preview in Lawrence
A column of varied items notes high school girls at Miss Edna Gardner's home, visits by attorney Mabel C. Cornell from Alma to north Lawrence, and Mr. Bryan Jones relocating to Anderson Indiana. It highlights a pre historic cliff dwellers lecture at Congregational church, a Woodward & Co meat product ad, photo paper tech notes, Oliver Scott’s big mistrel carnival at the opera house, a bargain suit sale at Thanksgiving, a Home store ad for various goods, J E Beakrs visiting, and a district court adjournment after a brief morning session.
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Edna Gardner
Mabel C. Cornell
Alma
Kansas
North
Lawrence
Bryan Jones
Anderson
Indiana
Tenth Annus Meeting Of Northeastern Kansas Teachers
The Tenth Annus Meeting of the North eastern Kansas Teachers Association convened in University hall with large attendance. Sessions featured talks on art and literature in schools, printing lectures by Miss Rivard and Prof Howard, debate on use of illustrations, and discussions on teacher selection and ethics. Officers named: Norman president, Ross secretary, Glothhfelter treasurer, Dolphin, Smith, Stout on executive committee.
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Northeastern Kanasia Teachers Association
Northeastern Kansas Teachers Association
University Hall
F. Olney
Lawrence High School
Co. V. Norman
Troy Kan
T. Vernette Morse
Chicago
Northeastern Teachers Association
University Chapel
Josie Rivard
Leavenworth
Martin Howard
Leavenworth County
W. J. Ross
Leavenworth High School
McCullon-Stith
Wilhalmi
Vitwanhaler
Vigtond
Vinsonhaler
Minnie Keno
Douglas County
Harry Yo Millee
Nortonville
Viana
Carl A. Preyea
Lawrence
Dr. AE
Wigship Bustos
Lawley Lawrence
Harold Henry
W. C. Jamieson
H. Sawhell
Wamego
J. E. Dyche
Horton
J. E. Kammeyer
Kansas City
Willison
Carruth
Atchison
M.e.dolphin
F. P. Smith
John W. Stout
Topeka
Pricey piano exhibit described with luminous electric flowers
A garbled article describes an ornate jeweled piano on display at a New York venue. It mentions a Uhergian artist and a spring loaded frame with electric flowers, noting the piano will cost no less than an unspecified amount.
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Aint Ritvers
New York
Deren
Madern Phares
UC Roupse
Ube Peti
Sohal Veert
Tae Cole
Bernie
Couls XS
Theo Manner
Watteny
Pia
Rey
Aavner
Pete Brite
Iris
Alaska River Tides Rise And Fall With Weather
An English traveler in Alaska notes glacial rivers like the Takheena rise and fall daily with temperature and cloud cover. Water volume swells from noon to midnight then recedes. the river Falls by five to eight inches during clear spells and rain days. Calm daytime winds blow from the sea in the Chileat valley, shifting to venting breezes by sunset.
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Epring
Wruler
Alaska
Youssi
Chileat
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Phillipsburg
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Wheeler
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Arkansas
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Mase St
Adler's Street
Oxford
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Woodward & Co's
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W. F. Osborn
Ballwin
Oliver Scott
Opera House
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Wier City
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Leavenworth Coal
Ridge Street
J. E. Beakrs
County Superineendent
Passon
Beanitt
Heaven
Rowlands & Hall University
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GIBB
Wichita
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Gale
Innes
Nace X
Hackman
Transvaal
William Andrew Yule
John Yule
Chambly
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College Rifle Corps
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Norvill Steavensos
Elanche Watson
First National Bank
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Maine Street
University of University Grounds
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Lidal
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Lary
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Tromphond Milita
Russell Siarroe
Griffin
Niverside
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Cherokee
Chicopes
Canon City
Sheen
Chicago Opthalmic College
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Smith
John Davis
Stowe
Wood
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West Warren St
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H. W. Hayne
Ae. Mase
Biren
Eee
Bratente
Chicago College of Opthatealogy
Will
Mason’s
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