Kennedy Plumbing promotes modern home upgrades for farmers in Douglas County
The Kennedy Plumbing Company expands on farm installations including furnaces bathrooms and water systems at 687 Massachusetts Street. Green Bros Hardware and Imple ments expands with Will Green joining, offering hardware and implement stock at 680 Massachusetts Street in a bid for holiday trade. Dick Bros advertises manicure sets as part of local shopping.
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Kennedy ‘Plumbing. Company
Douglas County
Kennedy Plumbing Company
Kennedy Plumbing
Massachusetts Street
Will Green
L Green’ S
Dick Bros
Kansas schedule unchanged for 1977 gridiron season
Kansas announces a tentative 1977 football schedule with shifts to October dates for Washburn Ames and Illinois, updating times for Normal and the Nebraska game. Missouri Valley limits eight games, yielding two off dates. Ames and Nebraska to be the two big home contests with Missouri and Cochineau noted later. The article lists dates from September 29 to November 22 for Lawrence contests.
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W. C. Hamilton
Washburn
Oklahoma
Missouri Valley Conference
Kk. U
Nebraska
Missouri
Ames
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Thinois
Urbana
Lawwrence
Kansas Aggies
Manhattan
Normal
Okla
Liawrence
Nielsen Captains Fighting Fullback at 1917 Banquet
Harry Nielsen was elected 1917 football captain at a banquet honoring Jayhawker athletes. Eighteen players received team letters. Adrian Lindsey, Chancellor Strong, and Coaches Olcott spoke. A boxing exhibition and university choir were also part of the event. Nielsen, from Natomax, will be in his third year, noted for his hard tackling and a Nebraska touchdown. Rinker was named cross country captain. Pierson’s Black Seal Cigars advertised as Christmas gifts.
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Adrian Lindsey
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Hamilton
Olcott
University Clee
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Eldridge House
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Nebraska
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Rinker
Aman Oon
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Jick Fast Inspires Nebraska Fans In Kansas Game
The State Journal of Lincoln lauds J C Fast Jr known as Jick for his performance in Nebraska versus Kansas. It notes Kansas defenses and forward passes struggled while Fast demonstrated driving plays and quick maneuvers that surprised the Jayhawks.
Wilder Brothers Shirt Factory Sold to Rahn and Lyman
The Wilder Brothers shirt factory and laundry in Topeka was sold to Rahn and Lyman of Toy. The new owners expected to assume charge this afternoon and continue operating the plant established in 1870.
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J.P. Wilder
Wilder Brothers
Rahn & Lyman
Sophomore Team Wins Inter-Class Football Title at McCook Field
The K U sophomores defeated the juniors 9 to 7 in a fast paced game on McCook Field to claim the inter-class championship. Marquis starred at quarterback with key runs and a field goal, while Dunkley connected on a crucial pass, and the juniors rallied with drives in the final quarter.
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McCook Field
Marquis
Amarquis
Dunkley
Marequis
Uos
Shelley
Hilton
Frank
Brinkton Meese
Wilder Brothers Shirt Factory Sold to Topeka Buyers
The Wilder Brothers shirt factory in Lawrence is sold with J D Kennard guiding the deed. Topeka buyers acquire all machinery and equipment. Wilder retains the building. Plans call for operating a live plant with possible partial idling of the structure if deals close. The firm, dating to 1882, occupies about 20,000 square feet and employed around seventy-five, with Frank Wilder and Charles Wilder linked to the business.
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J.D. Kennard
Topeka
Roluwat
Lynan
Wilder Brothers Shirt
Lauwrence
J. Prink Wilder
Charles W. Wilder
Lawrence
Troy
New York
Charles J. Wilder
J. Fank Wilder
Milan
Wilder
Lowe
Wilder Tiros
Student life clashes at Fraser hall and campus
University students faced a four place scheduling puzzle as Kansas Nebraska debate ran in Fraser hall while juniors and sophomores played class football on McCookfield. Charles Dillon and Charles Woodbury were seen around Snow Hall and Marvin Mall as others discussed Ralph Waldo Emerson. The Journal World warns subscribers of price changes to $2.25 annual for non prepaid readers and $1.50 for prepaid readers citing paper costs.
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Fraser Hall
McCookfield
Charles Dillon
Topeka
Snow Hall
Charles Woodbury
Marvin Mall
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Journal-World
Recognition for Fifty-One Men at Football Smokers
At the annual football smoker in Union Hall, Coach Olcott praised Captain Lindsey and recommended him to Walter Camp for All American honors. The event honored athletic helpers, announced letter recipients, and featured a sparring match and freshmen sweaters.
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Walter Camp
Nb Aid Union Hall
Cheney
Hermin Peat Sie
Waiter Camp
Ol Scott
Olcoit
Vale
Camp
Missouri Valley
Gisas
K UL
Casel
Leon Morartyon
Wes Hamilten
Hamilton
Fle Cllso
Bel
Stan Ue
Aaking
Phi Beta Wis
Nielsen
East State Agricultural College Students Host Big Party
Manhattan Dees Ll-Students at East State Agricultural College organized a large athletic event with a community spirit. The student body helped with food preparation after completing their work, using shovels and picks as part of the effort.
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East State Agricultural College
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