Faculty Pressure Cuts College Football Gear Costs
Faculty protests over football and time diverted from studies drive retrenchment in athletic spending. The university halves its football uniforms this season, with officials noting prior year spending near 3,300 dollars for gear. Experts estimate national football gear bills exceed a million yearly, detailing typical costs for trousers jerseys shoes and protective pads.
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IX Society Notes from Kansas Newspaper
IX Society items recount numerous residents and visitors in Kansas City Chanute Garnett and Ottawa. Names include Yolney Hilford Chas Gibbs Grace Grimes Anna Hopper Anna Seyfer Minnie Hoffman Zoe Beal Misses Mianey Beals and many others. travel to Kansas City St Joe and Emporia noted. social events teased with invitations and club meetings.
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R. B. Brodhead
Yolney Hilford
Caney
George Dick
Chas. Gibbs
Kansas City
Joln Houk
W. Stubbs
Klund
St. Joe
Martha West
Garnett
Grace Grimes
Kan City
Anna Hopper
Anna Seyfer
Eudora
Forrest Cochran
Grace Hornaday
Ottawa
R.E. Melvin
Boulder
A. Young
Lillian Arelier
BL AL Derr
Baldwin
Genevieve Mianey
Tula
Robb Young
Butler
M. Johnson
Raymond
Washington
Emma Elliott Ting
Sam Eliott
Fred Cleland
Montana
Frank Jost
Matt Grats
Leavenworth
M. A. Goldirap
Apgar
Kay
Gertrude Gehring
Zoe Beal
Chanute
K City
Wasin
Dulph
Winifred Alexander
Nelle Stevenson
Westphalia
Freda
Otto Barteldes
Wichita
Gladys Coye
L. W. Ganse
Hespe
Stuart
Minneapolis
Kans
HR. Lindsay
As. Roberts
Elizabeth Pennington
Emporia
Genevieve Luchenwalter
S. Riggs
Angie Fulkerson
Marie Morgan
Alberta Cavin
Te Chanute
John Morgan
Pattee
Minnie Hoffman
Mr. Bolinghouse
C. KK. Sellards
Marika
Quenemo
Surday
B. L. Raymond
Sporleder
Las Vegas
Mex
Jeanette Wheeler
E. Innes
Louise
A. Oliver
Hannah
Humphrey
Junction City
W. W. Kilpatrick
Oskaloosa
J. .W. ‘McClung
Colorado Springs
Calo
Trade in Textiles Promotes Wide Silk Stock
Plain and fancy silks and a broad range of dress goods are offered, including black and colored silks, Tamise, Henriettas, Serges, and Novelty Dress Goods, highlighting the retailer's extensive stock.
Mire Cronkhite Dead and Bank Directors Election Notice
Mrs. Morgan Cronkhite died at her daughter's Freene California home at 2 this morning from dropsy. Funeral in Fresno. She helped found Lawrence Baptist Church and later moved to Denver where Mr Cronkhite died. Notice of annual meeting of Watkins National Bank of Lawrence Kansas for director election. Meeting at bank in Lawrence January 12, 1907 from 1 to 3 p.m. CU Tucker Cashier. Lawrence Kansas December 2 1907.
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Joseph H. Newlin
Freene
California
Fresno
Lawrence
Baptist Church
Cronkhite
Denver
Watkins
National Bank of Lawre
Kansas
Elock A. O
Elock
CU Tucker
Ansas
Opportunities For Advancement In Wholesale Grocery Salesmanship
A dated advertisement urges readers to seize chances for better pay by enrolling in Wholesale Grocery Salesmanship or Sign Card Writing courses offered by Y M C A. It promises expert instruction and lists contact numbers. Also notes specials on carving sets, fashion items, and local stores offering goods including Christmas presents and tailored clothing. References include F W Fein, Sarah E Carrothers, and Shultz the Tailor with addresses on Mass Street.
Lawrence Triumph Over Kansas City At Merchants Allyes
Lawrence Football? bowling clash at Merchants Athletic Club alleys Saturday night ends in a clear Lawrence victory as every Lawrence player outscored his Kansas City opponent except Soxman who tied. Lineup and scores listed: Barteldes, Day v.06, Soxman, Gustafson, Morris, Kubow.
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Lawrence
Kansas City
Merchant’s Athletic Club
Merchants Athletic
Soxman
Barteldes Day
Gustafson
Morris
Kubow
Cherch Bazaar Invitation and Donation Request
The church bazaar announces gifts and donations to be sent to the AGS home at Mrs. Bakdwell FIT 2 OLA street by Wednesday December 41. Congregation asks for all articles to be donated and notes various volunteers and candy items referenced in the message.
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Warren
Batu
AGS
Stone Addresses Men On Choice And Faith At Meeting
Robert Stone spoke to a large audience of men at the MLC AY yesterday afternoon on the subject of Choice. He urged choices in life align with Jesus Christ and warned against choosing by least resistance. President Stubbs presided and urged full support for the men’s community meetings. Chancellor Strong to speak next Sunday and Prof. Hubach to sing.
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Robin Stone
Strong
Hubach
Ordinance Signed for Electric Line Grant
The city mayor signed an ordinance granting C. D. Moore and associates the right to build an electric line, but acceptance is uncertain. A $3,000 cash deposit is required to show good faith, with reporting expected in a few days. Local shops advertise goods and services as residents discuss the ordinance.
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C. D. Moore
Black Seal Cigars and Undertaking Co Ad
Fragmentary notice offers Black Seal Cigars and Robertson Undertaking Co services. Includes vague address hints and a request to leave found wagon burr at The Bell-Metcalf Im Nement Co. 6¢.
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Wagon Burr
Christmas Goods Sale Encourages Early Shopping
Christmas shoppers are urged to complete purchases in advance with nineteen shopping days left before Christmas. The message stresses better assortment and service by buying early in the day and month, noting months of preparation and the Wichita store’s access to import prices and extra discounts.
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Wichita
Sunday Forum Prepares for Interstate Literary Meet in Lawrence
The Sunday Forum notes growing interest as holidays and the Interstate Literary association of Kansas set a Lawrence gathering for December 26 and 27. Local youth will join in oratorical literary and musical contests with several Forum performers rated highly. Key yesterday included talks by A. L. Sykes Miss Trussie Smother and C. C. James.
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Interstate Literary Association of
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West
Lawrence
Dee
A. L. Sykes
Trussie Smother
C. C. James
Home Stretch for Holiday Trading This Month
The piece notes the holiday trading is in a home stretch with shoppers delaying until the last moment. It says stocks are better now and offerings fresh, inviting early buying, though some gifts are forgotten and bought late.
Great December Sunday Highlights Local Cheer and Book Sale
A December Sunday brought unusual sunshine and outdoor activity. The notice promotes the Plymouth Cook Book for 50 cents at several local stores and mentions the Friends in Council meeting with Mrs. L. E. Sayre of Ohio at street location through December.
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Friends In Council
L. E. Sayre
Ohio
Atreet
Bargain Winter Fabrics in Panama Skirts and Dress Goods
New winter wear models include Panama skirts in brown blue and gray shades priced at 6.24. Black panamas move 4.99 to 3.49, voils blues and browns 5.24. Waists in lawns sofietts nets and silks offered at bargain rates. Plain and plaid wool dress goods in grays browns and mixed at 59c per yard after 65c 7bc and B5c values for a few days.
Miss Delt Cooper Violin Teacher Listed
Nesidence 1107 Connecticut street and Bell phone 959vv. Le Douglas shoes sold by Abs Wolfson 637 Mase street. Wagon barr inquiry at The Bell Metcalf Implement Co. Dr Reding Oculist Fraternal Aid Building offers glasses and eye care. Phone 412.
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le Douglas Shoes
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Mase Street
Bell-Metcalf Implement Co
Weather Report for November 1907 warmer than average
November 1907 was warmer than the long 37 year average with 16 warmer and 29 cooler Novembers. Rainfall was about average. 18 Novembers had more rain, 21 less. The month nearly set a record for clearness, exceeded only by November 1905. Maximum 64, minimum 10, monthly range 54. Mean temperatures at 7am 36.38, 1pm 52.83, 9pm 41.54. Rainfall totals across the year reached 34.45 inches, above the 39 year average by 0.23 inches. Winds varied, and total distance logged 8,003 miles.
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Gord
Baroweran
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