Kansas Teams In Valley Showdowns End Cornhuskers Streak
Kansas University ends Nebraska's long Missouri Valley streak as the 1916 race shows two Kansas teams in contention. The Aggies and Jayhawkers split schedules with Missouri and Drake, while Ames and Nebraska also faced heavy tests shaping a muddled title race.
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Jayhawker runners compete in KKAC cross country meet
Six University of Kansas track men took part in the eighth annual cross country run at the Kansas City Athletic Club. Captain Rod Key and teammates Statgler Greene Dillon Rinkler and Welsh ran in the event with Grady, a KU grad, as a challenger for first place. Charley Shaw of Kansas A&M was seen as a possible dark horse. Swede Wilson, former Kansas athlete, visited Durant, Oklahoma, before returning home.
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Ice Cream Parlor and Family Notes in St Joseph Mention
Fragmentary notice reports Vincent Spicer returning to his St Joseph home after Thanksgiving with his brother Will PL Spicer. It mentions Wiedemann's ice cream and a pineapple fee reference amid scattered lines about drinks and rest.
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Lawrence High School Triumphs in 1917 Football Season
Lawrence High School finished a six game season with five wins and one loss to Manhattan. They scored 268 points while allowing 102, with only Manhattan scoring on them, and Beatrice also defeated. Coach Reber showcased an inexperienced but effective squad as plans for basketball loom with a large turnout expected.
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Lawrence man Walter Weaver weds Maybell Heifer in Topeka
A marriage license was issued yesterday afternoon by Probate Judge Lindley to Walter Lee Weaver of Lawrence and to Maybell Heifer of Topeka, authorizing their marriage.
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Cardui advertised as a lasting women's tonic
The piece promotes Cardui as a trusted medicine for women with long standing ailments. It quotes testimonials from women praising relief and urges readers to begin using Cardui today.
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Lawrence Readers
Local readers report relief from back pain kidney trouble and disturbed sleep after using Dean's Kidney Pills a testimonial from Mrs H W Briehi of Lawrence. Mention of Thanksgiving visit and neighbors noted.
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Twin Beds to headline Selwyn and Company at the Bowery
Selwyn and Company will present the farce Twin Beds starring Lois Boitain Virginia Fair and other cast members on Monday December 11 at the Bowery. The production has earned lasting popularity in New York for its clean wholesome humor rapid wit and satirical characterizations.
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Clothing Firm Adopts New Trading Name
H. L. Winey and Sons succeed Winey and Linderwood offering clothing furnishings and shoes. Local notices mention bowling scores and residents traveling to Topeka and Washington DC as holiday plans unfold.
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Catarrh Cures and In Memoriam Obituary Fragments
Advert mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials and price. Obituary notes the death of Charles Henry Stevenson born November 19 1844 at Cora New York who moved to Kansas in 1868 and married Cora Eason in 1881 leaving five children with services held at Renocheurch.
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