Valley conference scheduling for Kansas and rivals 1910s
Kansas and Missouri Valley coaches arranged spring base and track schedules and a forthcoming football slate. Kansas faces six Valley football games plus nonconference foes. Drake, Ames, Nebraska, Grinnell, and Washington University appear in various sports as the leagues set a broad schedule.
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Missouri Valley
Baltimore
Kansas City
Kansas
Drake
Msas Aggies
Missouri Tigers
Oklahoma
Sooners
Jayhawkers
Ames
Lincoln
Cornhusker
Notre Dame
Washington
Grinnell
Kansas Aggies
Missouri
Oklahoma A. & M
Rice Institute
Washi Peton
Nebraska
Kansas Aeies
Missour
Okahoma
Kansa
Aggies
Washington University
Valley
Normance
Manhattan
Lawrence
Misouri
Des Moines
Columbia
Convention Hall
Tigers
Kansas Aggie
Kansas Sunners
Penn
Dodge carnival swaps bouts amid protest over fifth game
In Dodge City Kansas on December 4, R J McMullen of the American Legion Post said boxing bouts at a local carnival were withdrawn and replaced by wrestling matches due to objections to the fifth game. The move followed audience concerns and reflected tension over the event lineup and entertainment choices.
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Dodge City
Kan
Hoover Memorial Pavilion
R. J. McMullen
The
American Legion Post
Kansas plan to split conference halves and crown state champion
Emporia Kansas December meeting of the Kansas Intercollegiate Athletic conference will discuss a plan to divide the seventeen member colleges into two divisions with post season games to decide the state championship. Advocates say this would ensure each team faces all others in its division and create a clearer strength comparison. The five claimants to the title this season Washburn and Friends University have met only two common opponents despite full schedules. Seventeen member schools include three associate members St John’s Winfield Albertson College of McPherson and Bethel College Newton. football participation varied this year.
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Emporia
Kan
Kansas
Kansas Intercelegiate Athletic Conference
Washburn and Friends University
St. John's
Winfield
AlPherson College of McPherson
Bethel College of Newton
Women’s groups backed city hospital project in Lawrence
The article credits three women’s organizations and the Red Cross for starting a city hospital in Lawrence with about ten thousand dollars on hand. Mayor George L. Kreeck supported city backing as workmen from carpenters to electricians helped cut costs and prepare the thirty bed hospital.
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Red Cross
Southwestern
Red
Proce
Falley
George L.kreeck
Lawrence
Milk standards and test results from November report
The November milk report lists standard targets for butter fat Sol ids not fat and total solids with bacteria limit set at 100 000. It shows various sample readings including fat content solids and presence of bacteria with grades from A to D and dates in November associated with Underwoar J Starnes and Martha E Bays city bacteriologist.
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J Starnes
Martha E. Bays City
Kansas Coach Seeks Eastern Games for Stadium Debut
Dr. F C Allen director of athletics at the University of Kansas says Kansas would welcome an eastern game next season if Harvard accepts. He has telegrammed Harvard, Notre Dame and Centre College and said Kansas will come east for the contest if the Harvard game materializes. He notes Notre Dame and Centre declined, and Kansas will pursue other schools for a big stadium christening game.
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F.C. Allen
Harvard
Notre Dame
Centre College
Kansas City
Missouri Valley
Allen
Ohio State
Kansas
Fred Pore
Aroard University Athletic Sociation
Kansag
Rodine
Lawrence
Danville Ky
Georgia Tech
Washington State
Thanksgiving Day Gatherings and Local Notices
White Mr. and Mrs. G W Hardterfer spent Monday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Guentert of North Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Heck entertained the following on Thanksgiving day Mrs. Albert Lena Rose and Louise Albert Master Bobbie GuentertMr. and Mrs James Houk and daughter Jeannette and Mr. and Mrs E Schowengerdt. Miss Carrie Hunsinger will give a pie supper at Blakeley school house on December 17 Everybody come and bring your pie. Mr. and Mrs Walter Pine and family spent last Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs Clarence Pine and family. Mr Ike Herd is putting a pipe furnace in his house. Opal McNamara spent Saturday evening with Olive King. Paul and Guy Hunsinger helped.
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G. W. Hardterfer
Robert Guentert
North
Lawrence
Emil Heck
Albert
Lena
Rose
Louise
Bobbie Guentert
James Houk
Jeannette
E. Schowengerdt
Carrie Hunsinger
Blakeley School
Walter Pine
Clarence
Pine
Ike Herd
Opal
McNamara
Olive King
Paul
Guy Hunsinger
Lois Laptad
Jeannette Swain
James Norris
William
Norman
Lemon
Franklin
W. A. Pine
Charlie* Fincher
Mr. Fincher
Edd’ Stewart
Topeka
Bert Stewart
Kansas City
Stallard Pent
Russel Herd
White School House
Hardterfer
Howard
Emil Guentert
Wilson
Fad Pine
Sam Attinmer
Charlie Almsinger
Tom Fincher
Roscoe Pine
Ezra Wilbur
Bonner Springs
Moran
Farm Bureau
P. S. Sterling
Showengert
E. W. Heck
Edd Westfall
Claude Dick
South Lawrence
Clarence Pine
Fdua Hird
Kanwaka
Fred Laptad
Sibley
Brown
Burton
Elnor
Ranean City
Katherine Carter
Clarence Stallard
Nadine
Herd
Robert Nesbit
Denver
Emma
T. F. Pine
Roscoe
E. Edwin Steward
Kyle
Williamsthsn
Fierce
Stallard
Harper
F. Shrout
Sunny Side
Vernon King
V. A. Stewart
Mrs. Herd
Ora Herd
Esther Westfall
Httle Ruthi- Ruth
Oa Herd
Stallatd
Eatvl Higains
Af Herd
Maran
Ezra
King
R. O. Smith
Finley Farm
Thanksgiving Dinners and Sunday Visits Across Lawrenc e Area
Thanksgiving gatherings fill families across the Moran and Lawrence vicinity. Many households report relatives visiting from Topeka Kansas City Bonner Springs and nearby towns. Farm bureau attendees P S Sterling Showengert and E W Heck joined others at local events.
Water Shutdowns and Memorial Notice in December
Notice to Water Consumers outlines repairs at the plant with shutoffs on Indiana Street and surrounding blocks from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday December 6 1820 and Locust Street area from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. The Elks memorial services will be held Sunday December fifth at three o'clock in lodge rooms, open to the public.
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Indiana St
Louisiana
Ohio
Tennessee St
Indiana
Tennessee
7Th
Locust Sts
Locust St
Elks Memorial ‘the Elks
W. M. Newmark
Ees
Woman Granted Divorce Amid Human Fly Exhibit Return
The Douglas County district court announced yesterday that an applicant filed for divorce from a man identified as the "human fly" who staged a cre exhib ition here about two years ago. The divorce decree was considered and tested by the court during the hearing. Miss Junita Miller spent the day in Kansas City.
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Andam V. Schott
William
Douglas County District Court
Beimg
Ee Pn
Junita Miller
Kansas City
Eatonic Relief Claimed To Aid Stomach Ailments
An elderly patient reports sour stomach relief after taking Eatonic for a week. The ad promotes Eatonic as a remedy for indigestion heartburn and distress after eating claiming it neutralizes excess acidity and gas. A big box is advertised with druggist guarantee.
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Hayata Eatonic
John Hill
Eatonic
Estonia
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Gustafson
Eastern
Charlie Eberwein
Satar- Ei
Eed Tikicon Mtoe
Perlins
Foley
Croup
L.A. Quigley
Water Dept
Widmer
Henr
T. Stoyer
C. E. Johnson
Lawrence Oil and Grease Co
Holland
Poehler King
Rochester
Nome
Walt Mason
Vinland Community Moving Picture Co
Tom Figure
Toby
Hester & Zoberts
Ince
Ske
U. S. Army
Unionalls
Noller’s
Varsity Theatre
Albright
J.L. Hanks & CO
Gaskill & Glass General Agents
Great State Life Insurance Co
Perkins & Company
Europe
Shultz
Vermont ST
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