University of Kansas honors 1923 football squad at Rotary banquet
Charlie Black of Aston III heads KU football for 1923 as Rotary club hosts the annual banquet at Wiedemann's. Dwight Schank named captain of cross country. fifteen letter winners announced by Chancellor Lindley. Speeches by Lindley, Allen, Clark, Schrademan stress teamwork, amateur sport value, and hard season conditions.
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Charlie Black
Aston
University of Kansas
Rotary Club
Wiedemann
Dwight Schank
Muskat “Ori
E. H. Lindley
Lawrence
Caphi le
Aled
Iek
Kansas City
Kon
Max ‘Krueger
Independence
Tee Burlington
Clarence On
Wil Or
Okla
Reece Care Hens
J. R. Modley
de Soto
Langton
Harold Bert
Eureka
Alah Davidson
Laterence
John ‘Lonborg
Horton
Ee Haley
John Tet Jalinia
Tee James
Wil Lawrence
Dwight Schaub
Muskogee
Owan Grady
Augusta
Erne’ Pratt
Vin
Lawrence Rotary Club
Lindley
Forrest
C. Allen
George
Patsy’ Clark
Karl Schrademan
P Kelly
Lindley N
Allen
Patsy
Clark
Van
Wes
NK. U
Chamber of Commerce basketball team seeks road support
The Chamber of Commerce basketball squad asks members who plan to drive to Leavenworth Saturday night to inform Joy Cowden at the Chamber building. The team, made up of experienced players mostly from Lawrence High, aims to boost Chamber funds at the game.
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Chamber of Commerce
Leavenworth
GC. of C
Cowden
Chamber “of Comerce
Chamber
of Commerce
Oakland High School
Oakland
Baldwir High
C. of C
C. of
Lawrence High, School
Nigne of Chamber of Commerce
High School Athletes Earn Football Letters at Lawrence
Twelve Lawrence high school football players received letters for the season. Named were Mackie Lindley Jen Wellman Young Ai Saunders Quinlan Davidson Edmondson Dowers Dunham Crites Laptad and Hutton. Turner Young Edmondson and Dowers will be in school next year. Inter-class basketball opens tonight at 6 in the Haskell gym. Cecile Sorel wears a hat valued near 90000, made of cold lace with diamonds. Mrs Virgil Wood and baby Mary return to Tulsa after visiting Mrs May Millikin in Lawrence. Ratliff returns to Tonganoxie after visiting friends. Aileen Coleman stays briefly at Lakeview with Mrs Brune. Grittin Coal Co advertises Fancy Colorado lump coal on track.
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Lawrence High School
Mackie
Lindley
Jen Wellman
Young
Ai - Saunders
Quinlan
Davidson
Edmonne Dowers
Dunham
Crites
Laptad
Hutton
Turner
Armory Meeting Examines Holy Ghost Dispensation
Dr. John Matthews spoke at the Armory Tuesday night on Acts 19 and the believers who received the Holy Ghost through Paul's preaching. He described living under the father's, the son's, and now the Holy Spirit's dispensation and urged listeners to draw nearer to God as crowds attend nightly.
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John Matthews
Armory
Paul
Ephesus
Kingdom of Christ
John
Matthews
Diphtheria Case Reported in School Zone
A case of diphtheria was discovered among students in public schools. The city bacteriologist conducted a throat swab in the room where the child attended school this morning. Anstruction advised to drain plumbing pipes before holidays. Kennedy Plumbing Co. phone 658 offers services. Cigars, Barber's Drug Store.
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Kennedy Plumbing. Co
Seven Keys of Baldpate Receives Rave at Bowersock Theater
The American Legion production of Seven Keys to Baldpate drew a large Lawrence audience praising the amateur cast as expertly professional. Craig Kennedy and Mrs. Arthur J. Mix led a strong ensemble including Cecile Burton Lloyd Hamilton and Theodore Charlton with notable turns by Peters and Ralph Balt.
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Lawrence
American Legion Phay
Keys
Craig Kennedy
Arthur J. Mix
Actera
Baldpate
Cecile Burton
Avas
Lloyd Hamilton
Theodore Chariton
Audi‘entey
Ralph Balt
Bon Garros
Albert Kerr
T. C.’ Wear
Hamilton Riggs
University
Carl
Henry Shinn
George Cohan
Wiih Haya
Baldpate Inn
Bald‘pate
American’ Legion
Craig
Kennedy
Theodore Charlton
Cecile. Burton
Purses Card Gasga and Pocket Books At Barber's Drug Store
Fragmentary note lists items Purses Card Gasga and Pocket Books offered at Barber's Drug Store. Details are incomplete, but intended for sale or display at the shop. No clear dates, prices, or full product names available.
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Barber’s Drug Store
Silent Letters Shrink Printing Costs Across Languages
French and English statisticians estimate removing nonessential letters and symbols could cut yearly printing bills by 40 million dollars. The note references silent letters in French and English, suggesting widespread redundancy in both languages due to pronunciation and typography.
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Lendon
End of Centact Cons Unearths Seven Keys and Amorin
Fragmentary notes reveal a deal involving seven keys and a figure named Amorin linked to a Centact consortium. Unclear details remain about the parties and the outcome.
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Barber's Drug Store
High School Letters
Haskell Gymnaasium
Mile
Cecile Sorel
America
Virgil Wood
Mary Wood
Guy
Ratliff
Tonganoxic
Rapier
Aileen Coleman
Lakeview
Guy Brune
Fancy
Colorado
Grittin Coal’ Co
Homertown
Newt
Maver
Simon Doolittle
the Armory
Royal
Royal i
Royalys
Royal Corsairis
Arrow Collar
Peabody & Coline Troy
Cigars
CEM
Fancy EX L Almonds
Fancy Perans
Raney Filberts
Crpace
New York
Grand Coat Sale
T Amorin
Legig
Avan
Beanlfighes
Kansas
Georgia
Brazil
Sunkist Naval
Florida
Williams’. Grocery
St Mh
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