Normal Defeats Normal University 36 to 24 in Gym
Chicago report notes rain or snow tonight and Thursday with colder temperatures. The University basketball team beat the Normal squad 36 to 24 at the Normal gym, the Varsity overcoming early struggles as the court became familiar. Milk from Maple Hill dairy passes health inspection after tubercular cows removed. Reed's Self Basting Roasters and Kennedy & Ernst advertise kitchen goods.
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Normal
K. U
Maple Hill
C. E.brown
State Board of Health
Personal notes from a social gathering gathering in a small town
Lloyd Ware is home for the holiday. J. T. Ward visits from DeSoto today. Miss Eugenia Gallow leaves Friday for Chillicothe Ohio. A boy born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. William Schulz. Prof. C. G. Dunlap leaves Friday for Chillicothe Ohio to spend Christus with his mother. Clifford A. Manter of Colorado Springs visits his parents Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Manter. Miss Florida Ducker visits from Joliet Indiana for the Phi Gamma dinner as guest of Miss Grace Hernaday.
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Lloyd Ware
J. T. Ward
DeSoto
Eugenia Gallow
Chic
William Schulz
C. G. Dunlap
Chilicothe
Ohio
Christus
Clifford A. Manter
Colorado Springs
A. D. Manter
Florida Ducker
Joliet, IN
Grace Hernaday
Reverend L K Wells to resign from Presbyterian church
Reverend L K Wells submits his resignation as pastor at a church meeting citing ongoing ill health. He has served here and earned many friends and will be missed by congregants and trustees alike due to his inability to meet duties.
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Presbyterian
I. K. Wells
The
Presbyterian Church
STUBBS HOME RETURNS ENTHUSIASTIC ON ROADS AND WATERWAYS
Governor-elect W B Stubbs returns from a ten day Washington visit full of optimism about improving waterways and good roads. He predicts Taft leadership will systematize the waterways program and supports a February address by Page on good roads before the legislature. Also noted are local obits, social notes, and community events surrounding Topeka and Lawrence.
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W. B. Stubbs
Washington, D. C
Page
Good Roads Department
Topeka
Stubbs
Journal
Taft
Annual Engineering Banquet Highlights Prominent Speakers
The University of Kansas engineering school banquet drew about 250 guests in Robinson Gymnasium. Dean F. O. Marvin presided as toastmaster with speakers including H. R. Davis of Kansas City and professors Duncan Ludlow McCotlam Rice Stuss and others from Kansas City and Fort Leavenworth. The event featured toasts on engineering roles, city planning, and technical education.
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Engineering School
University
Robinson Gymnasium
F. O. Marvin
Engineering
H. R. Davis
Kansas City
Robert K. Duncan
R. F. D. Ludlow
Burton McCotlam
F. Russell
Fort Leavenworth
Stenar Corps
U. S. Army
Signal Corps
Hi. A. Rice
Hans von Usworth
JA. HT. Stuss
H. J. Taylor
Gardner Dairy Cattle Tested for Tuberculosis
The Gardner Dairy company four miles southwest of the city had all cattle examined for tuberculosis. No few cattle were found infected and were fatally hurt. The dairy is advertised as one of the most sanitary in the county. Raymond's Drug Store displays Christmas purchases. A new lot of fancy stickpins arrived at Ed Parsons. Home Rock Co. offers big bargains to close out lines of goods.
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Will Damm
Katie Ernest
Kizer’s Suail
Peter Eberhart
Iterhud’s
Khris Wulfkuble
Wulfkuble
John Gress
Kraft
Stull
Thomas Shaw
Rink
Kate Unger
Steen
Rivk
Bock's
John Wig
John Shen
C. J. Herschel
Hero
Archie Boughton
Samuel Swig
John Seerist
Hoffsommer
David Baylor
Chicago
Ray
Baldwin
Son Orval
Julia ‘Secrist
J. S. Wilson
la Junta
Col
Gardner Dairy Company
Gardner Dairy
Ed. Parsons
Home Buk Co
Topeka Men Advance Electric Road Proposal
E W Wilson F G Kelly and A M Patton of the Topeka Street Railway met local backers led by C E Sutton to discuss an electric line. Sutton told a Journal reporter that by May first at least two miles of track would be laid. Also note: D A R meeting postponed to January and local ads for poultry and groceries.
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Topeka
E.W. Wilson
F. G. Kelly
A. M. Patton
C. KE
Sutton J
Sutton
Journal
Means Menace for Means
Francis Means was tried yesterday afternoon before Judge Menger after his arrest by Marshal Carmean for violating the prohibitory law. He received a $100 fine and a sixty day jail sentence.
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Jointist
Francis Means
Marshal Carmean
Menger
For Sale Notices Mixed In Village Ad Listings
For sale Blick mare years old sound and gentle at Berry Bros East Warren Street. For sale pointer pups call 523 Louisiana Street after 6 pm Bell phone 546. E G Loxman Co Christ man Candies and Nuts. Telephone Wiedemann for Pure Ice Cream both phones 182. Box of fine stationery gift Eston Hurlbut bought at Boughton's 1025 Mass. Bl
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Blick Mare
Berry Bros
East Warren Street
Louisiana Street
Bell Phone
Wiedemann
Boughton's
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University of Kansas
Reed
Kennedy & Ernst
Mass
Smith’s News Depot
L. K. Wells
John McCurdy
Mexico City
Mexico
Lawrence
United States
Salvation Army
Patton
Wilki Slusser
Mark Pierson
Ariel
A. Sehelilorn
Frank Miller Hutchered
C. D. Thomas
Jasper James
Perry
Doane
Town
Mrs. James
Slusser
Will Culman
Euchre Club
Ethel Ward
Rufus James
Mack Dornon
Sam Cline
Reneh
Ilays
Boolety
Chi Omega Sorority
U-Town
Lawregee
S. A
BE. FL Caldwell
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Hannah Mitchell
Clare Jaedicke
Katherine Delman
Mona Eberle
Home Book Co
Lawrence Reading Club
One Rabourn
West Adams Street
Rahourling
Miss Barry
Reading
Henderson
Julan Law Fraternity
Baker University
Kernice Barker
Eva Anderson
Queen Esther Circle
Bess Kunkel
Dolly Beeler
Miss Beeler
Bridge Whist Club
J. I. Culin
Priscilla Embroidery
T. J. Edmunds
Boyles
Cary
Rayimond’s
Hawes and Tigers
Christina
Cravenettes
Mass. Street
Lawrence, Kansas
Anosis
Wits
Ege
H. C
Wind Mill
Parker
and Boughton
Soa E. G. Loxman & Co
Christman
Indiana
Mass. St
Querillon
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J. C. Moore
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